Political tensions are escalating in Washington as lawmakers clash over President Donald Trump’s handling of the Iran conflict. A Democrat-backed War Powers Resolution aimed at limiting Trump’s authority to continue military action against Iran without Congressional approval was abruptly pulled from the House floor after Republican leaders decided not to hold the vote amid concerns over support. The resolution, introduced by Gregory Meeks, is part of a broader push by Democrats in both the House and Senate to reassert Congress’ constitutional role in authorizing war. Lawmakers critical of the administration argue that the conflict risks dragging the United States deeper into another prolonged Middle East confrontation. The issue is now expected to return for debate in June, while pressure also builds in the Senate, where several lawmakers from both parties have raised concerns over executive war powers and the growing costs of the Iran conflict.