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The Senate is set to vote on a resolution requiring congressional approval for military action in Iran, amid rising U.S. casualties. Senator Bill Cassidy's vote could be pivotal in a closely contested decision. Critics, including Senator Lisa Murkowski, have raised concerns about the prolonged military engagement, while the administration asserts it has the authority to act without Congress.
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The Senate is set to vote on a resolution requiring congressional approval for military action in Iran, amid rising U.S. casualties. Senator Bill Cassidy's vote could be pivotal in a closely contested decision. Critics, including Senator Lisa Murkowski, have raised concerns about the prolonged military engagement, while the administration asserts it has the authority to act without Congress.
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