US Senate passes resolution to curb Trump's war powers on Iran

The US Senate took a significant step to limit President Trump's unilateral military actions by passing a resolution that requires congressional approval for any further military operations in Iran. This move underscores ongoing tensions regarding executive power and checks on military engagement, reflecting deep divisions within Congress over how to handle foreign policy. This resolution highlights the growing concern among lawmakers and the public about the potential for conflict and the need for a more deliberative approach to war powers.