Senate passes Iran war powers resolution, curbing Trump's military authority

The Senate approved a resolution to limit President Trump's war powers regarding Iran with a 50-48 vote, marking the first time both chambers have passed such a measure since the 1973 War Powers Act, despite Trump calling it "meaningless."

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