WORLDSTORY 520· AUGUST 11, 2026

The Iran setback and a fraying feedback loop on American war-making

A U.S. setback in Iran has renewed a pointed question about the future of American war-making: when voters stop punishing failure, does that change how the government fights? Political accountability

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