Explainer-Congress has backed Iran war powers resolutions. Now what?

For the first time since hostilities began on February 28, the Republican-controlled U.S. Congress has supported measures that could prevent President Donald Trump from continuing the war with Iran. This action signifies a notable shift, as lawmakers within his own party are expressing increasing apprehension about the ongoing three-month conflict.

This development highlights a growing congressional dissent against the executive branch's war powers, potentially altering the course of U.S. foreign policy and military engagement.