Congress passes war powers measure for first time, rebuking Trump's war with Iran (opens original article in a new tab)

Congress passed a war powers measure to end U.S. military action against Iran, rebuking Trump's approach. The resolution, the first of its kind since 1973, faces criticism from the administration but reflects public sentiment against the conflict. The White House argues hostilities have ceased, but the measure adds pressure for a diplomatic resolution.

• Congress passed a war powers measure to end military action against Iran, marking the first time both chambers approved such a resolution since 1973.
• Trump criticized the resolution as 'poorly timed and meaningless,' claiming it complicates his efforts against Iran.
• The measure was supported by four Republican senators and passed despite White House claims that hostilities have ceased.