US Senate joins House in rebuke of Trump over his war in Iran

The U.S. Senate, traditionally aligned with the president, has taken a bold step by voting in favor of a War Powers Resolution that aims to end hostilities in Iran, aligning with the House's stance. This marks the first time both chambers have united in open opposition to President Trump’s foreign policy. The move highlights growing bipartisan concern over escalating tensions with Iran and underscores the Senate's role in checking presidential power under the War Powers Resolution. This development could influence future legislative oversight and set a precedent for congressional involvement in significant foreign policy decisions.