The U.S. Senate voted on a resolution opposing further military action by Trump against Venezuela, with Vice President Vance casting the deciding vote to break a tie, ultimately preventing the resolution from passing.
Previously, Trump pressured some Republican lawmakers to shift their stance, and several Republican members who had initially supported the resolution changed their positions. The resolution was initiated by Democrats, stemming from a U.S. military raid that captured Venezuelan leader Maduro without sufficient consultation with Congress, while Republicans stalled the bill on the grounds that the U.S. is not engaged in ongoing hostile operations.