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

With gas prices on the rise, the US House and Senate are deeply divided on how to handle President Trump's ongoing military actions against Iran, highlighting a significant rift in Congress. Following the tragic deaths of four U.S. service members in the conflict, the House is pushing for measures to limit the president’s military powers, while the Senate remains more supportive of Trump's actions. This disagreement underscores broader tensions regarding presidential authority and the escalating costs, both economic and human, of the conflict.