The Senate advanced a war powers resolution to force President Trump to withdraw from the Iran conflict, with a growing number of Republicans defying the president. - The 50-47 vote saw Senator Bill Cassidy switch sides after losing a primary election.
- Three Republicans joined Democrats in supporting the measure, while one Democrat opposed it. - The House is expected to vote on a similar resolution on Wednesday.
- Even if passed, it is unclear if Trump will comply, as the White House claims hostilities have ceased. The vote reflects increasing unease among Republicans over the prolonged conflict and rising gas prices.