Senate Blocks Iran War Powers Bill

The US Senate rejected a resolution calling for an end to military operations against Iran without congressional approval. The resolution had previously been approved in the House of Representatives but failed to gain a majority in the Senate, with a vote of 50 to 49. Most Republicans voted in favor of maintaining the military actions, citing the constitutional powers of the president. The resolution calls for the use of Congress's authority to declare war, while Republicans argue that Trump's actions are within his powers as Commander-in-Chief. The vote was largely along party lines and reflects ongoing disagreements between Congress and the Trump administration regarding military authority over Iran.

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