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

With President Trump's recent involvement in the ongoing conflict in Iran, the U.S. House and Senate are divided on whether to curb the president's military actions, highlighting a significant political rift. This disagreement comes amid rising gas prices, which many link to the economic strains of the prolonged war. The conflict has already claimed the lives of four U.S. service members, further intensifying the debate over military engagement and its domestic impact. This split underscores the broader challenges in Congress to balance national security concerns with economic and public sentiment.