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On Thursday, January 23rd, U.S. House Republicans rejected a resolution that would have barred President Trump from taking additional military action in Venezuela without congressional authorization, in a 215-215 vote. Days earlier, a similar measure failed to clear the Senate. In the closely divided House, the vote largely fell along party lines: all Republicans voted against the resolution except Nebraska’s Don Bacon and Kentucky’s Thomas Massie, while every Democrat supported it. The narrow vote underscores concerns within Congress—including among some Republicans—about Trump’s foreign policy. Increasingly, support is growing for the constitutional principle that the power to deploy U.S. forces into combat belongs to Congress, not the president. (Wall Street News)

The U.S. House of Representatives did not pass a resolution aimed at limiting Trump's ability to use military force against Iran.

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