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

The US House and Senate are divided on how to handle President Trump's ongoing military actions in Iran, a conflict that has resulted in the deaths of four U.S. service members. This disagreement comes amid rising gas prices, which many link to the economic impacts of the war. The split in Congress highlights the broader tension between legislative oversight and executive decision-making, especially concerning military engagements that could escalate international tensions. This divide is critical as it reflects differing priorities and approaches to national security and economic stability.