POLITICSJun 23 · 20:34 UTCCOURTHOUSE NEWSBenjamin S. Weiss

Congress rebukes Iran conflict, Trump with war powers resolution

The U.S. Senate narrowly passed a resolution demanding President Donald Trump end the war on Iran, marking a symbolic rejection of the conflict. The 50-48 vote included bipartisan support, with some Republicans joining Democrats, and followed the Trump administration's 14-point peace plan with Iran. The resolution, while largely symbolic, reflects congressional pushback against Trump's Iran policy.

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