U.S. Senate rejects Iran military limits

The U.S. Senate rejected, today, Thursday, by a narrow majority (50 votes to 49) a Democratic-led bill aimed at stopping the war with Iran unless authorized by Congress for military operations. The House of Representatives had approved the bill in July, but the Senate rejected it now along party lines, with most Trump-supporting Republicans opposing it and nearly all Democrats voting in favor. The bill seeks to impose restrictions on military actions against Iran without an official congressional authorization.

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