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U.S. Senate votes against debate on War Powers Act resolution

"Breaking: U.S. Senate votes against debate on the War Powers Act resolution, as President Trump weighs military action against drug cartels in the Caribbean. Discover the implications."

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U.S. Senate votes against debate on War Powers Act resolution
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The U.S. Senate voted against allowing a debate on the War Powers Act resolution on Friday, October 10, 2025. This decision comes as President Donald Trump considers expanding military strikes in the Caribbean aimed at narco-smugglers, cartels, and potentially targeting the Maduro regime in Venezuela.

This vote reflects ongoing discussions regarding U.S. military involvement in the region, particularly in relation to drug trafficking and political instability. The War Powers Act is designed to check the president"s power to commit the U.S. to armed conflict without congressional approval.

For further context on related political developments, Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado has recently been awarded the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize, highlighting ongoing issues in Venezuela. For more information, see recent developments in this area.