Withdrawal of War Powers Resolution in the Senate

The recent withdrawal of the War Powers resolution in the Senate is significant for two reasons. Firstly, it aims to restore Congress's power to determine when the US goes to war and provides a check on the presidency's war-making capabilities. Secondly, it highlights the humanitarian crisis in Yemen, where the US provides support to the Saudi-led coalition. The Yemen conflict has led to a devastating humanitarian crisis, with millions of people facing food insecurity and children suffering from malnutrition. The withdrawal of the resolution raises concerns about the lack of checks on presidential power and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in Yemen.