Senate Votes 50-48 on Iran War Powers Resolution Amid GOP Pressure

The Senate voted 50-48 to adopt a House-approved resolution directing an end to U.S. hostilities in Iran, reflecting bipartisan concern over President Trump's Iran policy. This vote underscores a push by Congress to limit military actions and reassert its role in diplomatic negotiations. Senate Majority Leader John Thune indicated that Congress would likely vote on any broader Iran deal that emerges from the ongoing negotiations. Lawmakers express a desire for more information about the administration's agreements with Iran, potentially impacting future actions regarding sanctions and military engagements.

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