Senators oppose limits on Trump's Iran powers

The U.S. Senate rejected today, Thursday, a Democratic-led bill aimed at preventing the Trump administration from launching a war against Iran without Congress's authorization. The Senate voted 50 to 49 against the bill, which had been approved by the House of Representatives in July. The vote was highly divided, with most Republicans who support President Trump opposing it, while the majority of Democrats voted in favor. The law seeks to impose restrictions on the president's powers to make war decisions against Iran without the approval of the House of Representatives, but the Senate rejected it despite reflecting some members' desire to strengthen Congress's authority over war decisions.

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