The Senate has rejected a measure aimed at blocking President Trump's authority to order additional military strikes on Iran. The administration previously disregarded a similar resolution that was passed in June, contending that it does not carry the force of law.
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Senate votes against measure to restrict Trump's ability to order strikes on Iran
The Senate has voted against a measure that sought to limit President Trump's ability to order military strikes on Iran. This follows the administration's dismissal of a similar resolution passed in June, which it argued lacked legal authority.
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Senate rejects measure to block Trump from ordering more strikes on Iran
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Senate votes against measure to restrict Trump's ability to order strikes on Iran