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

The US Senate passed a symbolic resolution urging President Trump to halt military action in Iran or seek congressional approval, marking the first time both chambers approved such a measure since 1973, though it lacks legal force and was criticized by Trump as 'meaningless'.

• US Senate approves war powers measure to halt Iran military action or seek congressional approval
• Resolution is symbolic as it won't be sent to Trump and lacks legal binding
• Concurrent resolution reflects public sentiment and adds pressure on White House to end Iran conflict