Top senators were divided Thursday over whether President Trump already has the legal authority for a military strike on Syria or should seek an authorization from Congress.
Trump is weighing military options against the government of President Bashar Assad following a chemical weapon attack this week. Sens. John McCain and Lindsey Graham, both Republicans, said a U.S.-led coalition should ground the Syrian air force by shooting airplanes out of the sky and bombing airfields.
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