Overview
- The House, in a 213–214 vote Thursday, rejected a resolution directing the president to remove U.S. forces from hostilities with Iran.
- The Senate failed 52–47 on Wednesday to advance a similar measure, with Sen. Rand Paul backing it and Sen. John Fetterman opposing it.
- The War Powers law caps unauthorized hostilities at 60 days and allows a 30‑day extension if the president certifies an unavoidable military necessity.
- Most Republicans continue to support the campaign, though some want clearer goals or an authorization and are discussing an authorization for use of military force.
- Pressure is rising as polls show most Americans disapprove of the war and reporting cites 13 U.S. service members killed since strikes began on February 28.