The U.S. Senate passed its first war-powers resolution seeking to limit the Iran war

The U.S. Senate voted 50-48 to approve a war-powers resolution seeking to block the administration from continuing unilateral military action against Iran. It was the Senate’s tenth attempt to limit the war and the first to pass. The measure is largely political and symbolic for now, and does not immediately end military action, but it shows growing concern among lawmakers, including some Republicans, over the cost of the war and the interim U.S.-Iran arrangement.