Senate seconds House, votes to shut down Trump’s Iran war

The U.S. Senate, traditionally a stronghold for the president's agenda, took a significant stand against President Trump by approving a War Powers Resolution passed by the House to halt potential military action in Iran. This bipartisan move signifies a rare instance of Congress opposing the president's foreign policy decisions. The resolution's passage highlights growing concerns among lawmakers about escalating tensions with Iran and underscores the importance of congressional oversight in matters of war and peace. This joint action by both chambers could set a precedent for future checks on presidential military authority.