Senate GOP gets back in line with Trump over the Iran war

In a closely contested vote, the Senate chose not to pass a resolution that would have rebuked the Trump administration for its military actions in Iran, with a final tally of 47-50-1. This decision reflects a return to alignment by Senate Republicans with Trump's stance, despite concerns over the conflict. The GOP argued that opposing the administration could jeopardize ongoing peace negotiations. This vote underscores the ongoing tension between Congress's war powers and the executive branch's foreign policy decisions, highlighting the challenges of bipartisan consensus in critical national security matters.