June 24, 2026
US Senate Votes to Halt Iran War, Delivering Rare Bipartisan Rebuke to Trump – Politics Today
he U.S. Senate has voted to direct President to halt military action against , marking the first time since the passage of the 1973 War Powers Act that both chambers of Congress have approved a resolution seeking to end a president’s involvement in an ongoing conflict. The Senate approved the measure on Tuesday by a […]
he U.S. Senate has voted to direct President to halt military action against , marking the first time since the passage of the 1973 War Powers Act that both chambers of Congress have approved a resolution seeking to end a president’s involvement in an ongoing conflict.
The Senate approved the measure on Tuesday by a vote of 50-48, following its earlier passage in the House of Representatives. The resolution reflects growing unease in Congress over the war that began on February 28, when U.S. and Israeli forces launched attacks on Iran, and signals a widening split between Trump and some members of his own Republican Party.
Although the practical effect of the resolution remains uncertain, the vote represents one of the most significant congressional challenges to Trump’s foreign policy since he returned to office.…Read more by Politics Today