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

With President Trump's recent attendance at the transfer of four U.S. service members' remains killed in the Iran conflict, the U.S. House and Senate are divided on whether to limit the president's military actions. This internal congressional disagreement highlights a broader debate about presidential war powers and the impact of ongoing military engagements. As gas prices continue to rise, many are questioning the economic and human cost of the prolonged conflict, emphasizing the urgency for a resolution. The split also underscores the challenge of unifying Congress on foreign policy amid differing party priorities.