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

The U.S. Congress remains divided over how to handle President Trump's ongoing military actions in Iran, just a day after the solemn return of four fallen U.S. service members linked to the conflict. The House and Senate are taking different approaches to curb the president's military powers amidst the war, highlighting the tension between legislative oversight and executive authority. As gas prices surge due to the geopolitical instability, the debate underscores the broader implications for American economic and national security interests.