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The U.S. Senate narrowly rejected a bill proposing to halt the war with Iran unless authorized by Congress, with 50 members voting against it and 49 in favor. The Democrats aimed to compel Republicans to officially clarify their positions regarding military actions, while polls show that only about 34% of Americans support strikes on Iran. This vote is part of symbolic efforts to scrutinize war powers, as similar resolutions have been voted on 13 times since military operations began in February, with support for the latest resolution surpassing opposition by just one vote.
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