US House and Senate split on ending Trump’s war in Iran, as gas prices rise

In the wake of President Trump's involvement in the ongoing conflict with Iran, the US House and Senate have starkly different views on curbing presidential military powers, highlighting a deep partisan divide. This disagreement comes amid rising gas prices, a consequence many link to the instability in the region. As the conflict claims more lives, including four U.S. service members, the nation grapples with both immediate military and economic impacts, underscoring the broader implications for national security and domestic economic stability.