Congress just narrowly passed a resolution demanding President Trump get congressional approval before any military action against Iran, reigniting a fierce debate over who holds ultimate war-making power. Despite earlier failed attempts, this time four Republicans joined Democrats, signaling bipartisan alarm as lawmakers push back against the administration’s claim that hostilities have ended — resetting legal deadlines and challenging the constitutionality of the War Powers Resolution. Meanwhile, the Senate weighs a similar bill while the White House pushes for billions in military funding, facing its own legislative roadblocks. The showdown underscores a deep constitutional rift: Congress vs. the president on the battlefield.
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