Several Senate Republicans are moving to curb President Donald Trump's foreign policy authority amid concerns that his actions in Venezuela signal a broader willingness to deploy U.S. military force abroad without congressional approval, as The Hill reports.
The push follows last week's vote to advance a war powers resolution that would limit Trump's ability to conduct further military action in Venezuela. Five Republican senators joined Democrats to send the measure to the Senate floor, reflecting unease within the party about the administration's direction after U.S. forces captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro earlier this month.
