The US Senate has once again shown its sharp political divides, rejecting a key measure that would have limited Donald Trump's war powers on Iran. In a tense vote that captured global attention, lawmakers narrowly turned down the resolution, leaving the president with broad authority to conduct military operations without fresh congressional approval.
For those watching from outside the United States, the decision sends a strong signal about Washington's current approach to international conflict and the balance of power between the executive and legislative branches.
