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

As tensions in the Middle East persist, the U.S. House and Senate find themselves divided on how to handle President Trump's ongoing military involvement in Iran, which has led to the tragic deaths of four U.S. service members. This conflict is not only straining diplomatic relations but also pushing gas prices upward, impacting everyday Americans. The disagreement highlights the broader debate over presidential military powers and the consequences of prolonged conflict, raising questions about national security and economic stability.