Senate blocks Iran war powers resolution as Gulf attacks rise, Capitol Hill tensions
Published on March 5, 2026.
The Senate has rejected a resolution to limit President Donald Trump's ability to launch additional military action without congressional approval. The resolution would have provided more clarity about the long-term plan for the military and the costs of the operation.
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. The opposition party has been criticized for not allowing the use of military weapons.
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