war powers resolutions

President Trump announced a potential agreement with Iran to end hostilities, predicting a signing ceremony in Europe soon. The deal, approved by Iran's Supreme Leader, aims to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and lifting the Strait of Hormuz blockade. Israel stated it is not part of the agreement, while U.S. lawmakers debated the administration's authority for military actions.

President Donald Trump announced a potential 'great settlement' with Iran to end hostilities, claiming Iran's Supreme Leader approved the agreement. The deal would prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and end the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz, though Israeli officials stated Israel is not part of the agreement. No immediate confirmation of the agreement was provided by Iranian leaders.

President Donald Trump announced a potential settlement to end hostilities with Iran, predicting a signing ceremony in Europe soon. The deal aims to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and lifting the Strait of Hormuz blockade, though bombing resumed after an Iranian drone shot down a U.S. helicopter.

President Trump announced a deal nearing completion to end hostilities with Iran, which would prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons and end the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The signing may occur in Europe, with Vice President JD Vance representing the U.S. The war, which began in late February, has led to congressional debates over the President's authority for the bombing campaign, and bombing resumed after an Iranian drone shot down a U.S. helicopter.

Congress has backed resolutions that could block President Donald Trump from continuing hostilities in Iran, reflecting growing concern among Republican members about the three-month-long conflict. The Republican-led U.S. Congress took this action for the first time since the war on Iran began on February 28.

Congress resumes sessions after a 2-week recess amid intense debate over Iran-related issues. House and Senate Democrats plan to push for votes on war powers resolutions, with some members facing expulsion threats.