Senate Reverses Course on War Powers After Visit From Trump

In a surprising turn, Senate Republicans abandoned their earlier stance on limiting President Trump's war powers after he publicly criticized them for opposing him. This shift comes amidst a broader political tug-of-war where Trump also leveraged his influence to halt a housing affordability bill until the Senate passed the SAVE Act, which would enforce stricter voter ID laws. This reversal underscores the delicate balance of power between Congress and the executive branch, highlighting the significant impact of presidential pressure on legislative decisions.