US Senate for first time approves Iran war powers resolution, in symbolic rebuke to Trump

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The US Senate voted to limit the president's war powers against Iran, with nearly all Democrats and four Republicans supporting the resolution. This symbolic measure, previously passed by the House of Representatives, serves as a rebuke to President Trump's authority to engage in military conflict with the Islamic Republic.

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Nearly all Democrats and four Republicans vote to limit US president's ability to wage war against Islamic Republic, after House of Representatives passed similar measure.

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