- Donald Trump has instructed the Department of Justice to investigate high gasoline prices, coinciding with the resumption of peace talks between the US and Iran and the lifting of sanctions on Iranian oil exports.
- The Senate, including Senator Jack Reed, voted on policy regarding unauthorized military operations in Iran, linking back to Trump's controversial actions.
- The House previously passed a matching measure on Iran, while the Senate approved a resolution regarding military action against Iran, involving Tina Smith.
Michael Bennet led the Senate effort to pass a concurrent resolution directing the president to end the war with Iran.
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Updated Jun 23
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Michael Bennet led the Senate effort to pass a concurrent resolution directing the president to end the war with Iran.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Michael Bennet criticized Donald Trump's war in Iran, which Trump pursued as a war of choice.Sub-event
Bennet led Senate effort to pass resolution directing President to end war with Iran.1 source
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senate
type of legislative body, often the upper house or chamber of a bicameral legislature
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Michael Bennet
United States Senator from Colorado since 2009 (born 1964)
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- Fox News reported on the Senate vote regarding a war resolution, noting that Republicans defeated the attempt to curb the war against Iran.
- Trump resumed bombing Iran and defied resolutions while the Senate and House continued legislative action on hostilities against Iran.