U.S. Senate Limits Trump's Military Authority Against Venezuela Without Congressional Consent

The U.S. Senate approved a bill on Thursday that restricts President Donald Trump's administration from conducting military operations against Venezuela without prior authorization from Congress.

This legislation arises amid growing discussions in Washington concerning the executive branch's authority to engage in military actions abroad, particularly in light of escalating tensions with Caracas.

The new law signifies lawmakers' intent to restore a balance of power and to prevent unilateral military actions that could potentially escalate into broader conflicts.