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[Coin World][The U.S. House and Senate Initiate Resolutions to Limit the President's War Powers] According to CCTV News, on June 22 local time, Republican Congressman Thomas Massie and Democratic Congressman Ro Khanna jointly initiated a resolution on war powers aimed at controlling the executive branch and reaffirming the authority of Congress. Massie stated that the U.S. is not facing an imminent threat, and this was happening while Congress was on recess, with no briefings for the members. Additionally, Virginia Democratic Senator Tim Kaine said in an interview with Fox News on the 22nd that Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is pushing for a quick vote on a resolution to limit the president's war powers, so that all senators must declare whether the U.S. should go to war with Iran. Senators are expected to receive a briefing on the situation with Iran on the 24th.