The Senate voted 50-48 Tuesday to approve a House-passed war powers concurrent
resolution that calls on the president to "withdraw US forces from hostilities
against Iran" unless Congress declares war or authorizes use of military force.
The measure, marking a rare congressional rebuke of President Trump’s handling
of the US-Iran conflict, is the first such resolution to clear both chambers. As
a concurrent resolution it carries no legal force, requires no presidential
signature and is largely symbolic.
