On 10th attempt, Senate votes to stop Iran war

After numerous attempts, the Senate finally passed a resolution to prevent President Trump from restarting the war with Iran without congressional consent. The vote saw bipartisan support, with four Republicans joining nearly all Democrats in backing the measure. This marks a significant move towards limiting presidential war powers and reflects growing concerns over potential military escalation in the Middle East. The resolution underscores the ongoing tension between executive and legislative branches regarding foreign policy decisions.