Key members of Congress push for a quick vote on a war powers resolution to limit President Trumps recent military strikes on Iran. Both the House and Senate have bipartisan measures ready, but lawmakers are split sharply along party lines. The debate tests the Constitutions separation of powers, with votes often failing to stop presidents. Upcoming roll calls next week will be mostly symbolic, but put everyone on public record amid demands for full briefings on plans and risks.
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