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  1. U.S. lawmakers discussed Iran's nuclear program, oil sales, and the waiving of sanctions, while also addressing gas prices.
  2. IAEA inspectors are set to gain access to Iran's sites, concurrent with Trump signing a framework deal with the Iranian President.
  3. CNN reported on the Iran war powers vote, while Bill Cassidy challenged Donald Trump regarding information about the conflict.

The Senate has been involved in actions regarding Iran, including voting on war powers resolutions and briefings involving Bill Cassidy and the President.

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The Senate has been involved in actions regarding Iran, including voting on war powers resolutions and briefings involving Bill Cassidy and the President.

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  1. Due to his absence, Mitch McConnell missed critical votes in the Senate regarding war powers resolutions concerning Iran, impacting the confirmation of Attorney General Todd Blanche.Sub-event
  2. Trump pushes for war with Iran as Fetterman and Cassidy take differing Senate votes.1 source
  3. The administration sought to explain the framework deal with Iran, while a senator criticized the handling of the deal.Sub-event
  4. Donald Trump criticized Senator Bill Cassidy for opposing his proposed war in Iran.Sub-event
  5. Vance briefed Cassidy as Senators debated war powers resolution regarding the Iran conflict.1 source
  6. Senate votes and briefings regarding Iran and war powers resolutions.1 source
  7. Senate rejects resolution on Trump's handling of the Iran war.1 source
  8. Senators are divided on a resolution to limit US military action against Iran, with warnings about potential diplomatic fallout.1 source
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  1. Political figures debated Iran policy, with some supporting withdrawal and others opposing military action.1 source
  2. Senators vote on limits to Trump's war powers regarding the Iran conflict.1 source
  3. Cassidy voted for the war powers resolution as Senate seeks to block military action against Iran.1 source
  4. Congressional push to limit presidential foreign policy power and Senate resolution on Iran military action.1 source

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