PANews May 2 news, according to the Wall Street Journal report, U.S. President Trump notified Congress on Friday that hostile actions against Iran ended in April, a move aimed at bypassing Congressional authorization. Under the War Powers Act of 1973, the U.S. President can deploy military forces abroad for up to 60 days without Congressional approval, and Trump's 60-day war authority expired on May 1. Trump's letter claims that the U.S. stopped combat operations against Iran on April 7, when the two countries reached a temporary ceasefire agreement, which has been extended. If hostilities resume, the 60-day countdown will reset and start over—this legal interpretation is likely to face scrutiny from Senate Democrats. “Since April 7, 2026, there have been no exchanges of fire between U.S. troops and Iran. The hostilities that began on February 28, 2026, have now ceased,” Trump wrote in the letter.

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