Congress rebukes Iran conflict, Trump with war powers resolution

Congress has taken a largely symbolic stand against potential military action against Iran, passing a resolution that rebukes any conflict with Tehran. This move comes amid the Trump administration's claim of nearing a peace deal with Iran within the next two months. While the resolution isn't legally binding, it underscores lawmakers' concerns over the war powers granted to the president and reflects a broader debate over U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East. This congressional pushback highlights a significant tension between the executive and legislative branches on the approach to Iran.