War Powers Resolution heads to Senate as push to curb Venezuela actions grows

Congress is weighing limits on President Trump's military powers as Venezuela tensions mount. A War Powers Resolution heads to the Senate; if approved by both chambers, it would bar further actions in Venezuela without explicit congressional authorization. Backers include Sen. Tim Kaine and Sen. Rand Paul, but support remains uncertain. Lawmakers also seek votes to curb force in Cuba, Greenland and Iran, signaling a broader push to reassert congressional oversight while the White House says the U.S. is not at war with Venezuela.