The US Senate passed a war powers resolution 50-48, directing President Trump to halt military action against Iran. This marks the first time both chambers of Congress have passed such a resolution since 1973, signaling growing congressional concern over the conflict.
The US Senate passed a resolution to halt further military action against Iran without congressional authorization, with four Republicans joining Democrats. President Trump criticized the vote as "meaningless" and "poorly timed."
The U.S. Senate voted 50-48 to halt President Trump's military actions against Iran, a rare bipartisan rebuke. The war powers resolution, previously passed by the House, faces White House claims of lacking legal force but represents a symbolic setback and highlights a constitutional debate over war powers.
The US Senate passed a resolution directing President Trump to withdraw forces from Iran hostilities, with four Republicans joining Democrats. The vote is largely symbolic but reflects growing opposition to the president's Iran policy.
The US Senate approved a measure instructing President Trump to halt the war in Iran or seek congressional approval for further military action. The bipartisan vote of 50-48 marks the first time both chambers have passed such a resolution since 1973, though it is largely symbolic.
The US Senate passed a non-binding resolution urging President Trump to cease military actions against Iran. The vote was 50-48, with bipartisan support, and the resolution requires congressional authorization for continued hostilities.
The US Senate approved a war powers resolution 50-48, rebuking President Trump and preventing further hostilities against Iran without congressional authorization. Four Republicans joined Democrats in the vote, highlighting public discontent ahead of elections.
The US Senate passed a resolution to pause President Trump's military campaign against Iran and seek congressional approval for further action. The vote, 50-48, marks the first time both chambers of Congress have approved such a measure, though a presidential veto is expected.
The US Senate has passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, which includes a provision banning the Federal Reserve from issuing a central bank digital currency (CBDC) until the end of 2030. The bill, aimed at boosting housing supply, passed with broad bipartisan support.
The US Senate passed the 21st Century Road to Housing Act, which includes a ban on the Federal Reserve creating a central bank digital currency (CBDC) until 2030. The bill, expected to pass the House, aims to increase housing supply and includes carve-outs for stablecoins.
The US Senate's defense bill includes provisions for enhanced congressional oversight of the transfer of wartime operational control (OPCON) to South Korea. This move reflects concerns in Washington that the transfer might be driven by political expediency rather than military readiness, amid a precarious security situation on the Korean Peninsula.
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The US Senate Armed Services Committee has voted to extend security assistance to Ukraine, increasing authorized funding to $750 million as part of the defense policy bill for the next fiscal year. The funds will support the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative, which procures weapons for Ukraine's military and provides intelligence support.
The US Senate voted 52-47 to provide $70 billion for DHS, funding ICE and Border Patrol for three years, amid Democratic opposition and controversy over Trump's deportation policies.
The US Senate approved $70 billion in funding for Donald Trump's immigration enforcement, a key policy victory for the president, despite Democratic opposition and internal Republican divisions.
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved Michelle Steel as US ambassador to South Korea, sending her nomination for a confirmation vote
Senate Republicans are attempting to pass immigration funding, while Israel and Lebanon have renewed a ceasefire. President Trump has also altered federal worker status, and concerns arise over heat risks at the Men's World Cup.
The US Senate advanced a funding bill for agencies like ICE and Border Patrol, which Democrats opposed including funds for Trump's White House East Wing ballroom project. The DOJ also dropped plans for an "anti-weaponization fund" amid criticism.
During a US Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing, Senator Booker criticized the Trump administration's Iran policy, stating the US is "begging" to return to a deal they "tore up." Secretary Rubio defended the administration's stance, asserting Iran is the one in a weaker position due to sanctions and economic hardship.
The US Senate is set to resume consideration of the CLARITY Act, a crypto market structure bill passed by the House. The bill, which aims to give more authority to the commodities regulator over digital assets, faces debate over stablecoins and ethics provisions, with a potential Senate vote by August.
Democrats in the US Senate are moving to block a $1.8bn "MAGA slush fund" established as part of a settlement in Donald Trump's lawsuit against the IRS. Critics call it "self-dealing" and "corruption," with a judge temporarily blocking fund transfers.
Ken Paxton, backed by Donald Trump, defeats John Cornyn in the Texas Republican Senate primary run-off, highlighting Trump's influence over the GOP and dealing a blow to the party establishment.
The US Senate adjourned early due to a deadlock over funding for the Department of Homeland Security, specifically its Border Patrol and ICE components. A new "Anti-Weaponization" Fund from the DOJ, intended to compensate those prosecuted under previous administrations, has further complicated negotiations, alienating some Republicans and highlighting the politicization of homeland security.
Texas Attorney General has sued Meta, alleging WhatsApp falsely claims end-to-end encryption. The lawsuit cites a Bloomberg report about a closed federal investigation, but experts express skepticism due to lack of concrete evidence.
