<h1>Venezuela war powers resolution faces intense presidential pressure as senators weigh limits on military action abroad.</h1> The Senate is set to vote on a war powers resolution aimed at limiting the president's authority to conduct further military action against Venezuela after the capture of Nicola s Maduro. Five Republicans joined Democrats to advance the measure, but the president is pressuring defectors to reverse course. The administration has offered shifting legal rationales-ranging from counterterrorism authorities to law enforcement justifications-and provided a classified legal opinion to senators, prompting concern about the sufficiency and secrecy of the administration's legal basis for its actions.