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Why the U.S. Hasn’t Declared War Since 1942

For more than 80 years, the United States has fought major wars in places like Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. But here’s something surprising: Congress hasn’t officially declared war since 1942. So how has the U.S. been able to fight so many wars without a formal declaration? In this video, Brandon Richard breaks down how the Constitution originally handled war powers, how presidents started sending troops into conflicts without declarations of war, and how Congress created a workaround. The result is a system where the U.S. can fight wars across the globe without Congress ever formally declaring one. Subscribe for more political explainers and news analysis.