House, Senate split on ending Trump’s war in Iran, as gas prices rise

The U.S. Congress is deeply divided over how to handle President Trump's ongoing military actions in Iran, with the House and Senate taking opposing stances on limiting presidential war powers. This conflict comes amid rising gas prices, which are increasingly impacting everyday Americans. The disagreement underscores a broader struggle between Congress and the executive branch over military intervention and its domestic consequences, highlighting the urgency of finding a balance in national security and economic stability.