One month in, disapproval high but US lawmakers take no action on Iran war

NEWS SUMMARY

Despite public disapproval and rising gas prices one month into the US-Israeli war on Iran, US lawmakers have taken no action to curtail the conflict. Senate votes have failed along party lines, and House leadership has reportedly avoided holding votes on war powers resolutions.

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Republicans and Democrats remain entrenched despite public polling showing dismay over war, petrol prices.

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