The U.S. Senate will vote on Thursday on a bill to end the war with Iran, following soaring fuel prices faced by American consumers due to the conflict. If passed, the bill would direct President Donald Trump to withdraw troops from Iran unless Congress explicitly approves the war. Although the bill is not legally binding, Democrats argue that the President must heed congressional opposition. The national average gasoline price is currently $4.48 per gallon, and rising diesel prices have sparked concerns among Midwestern Republicans, who are calling for an end to the war in response to midterm election pressures.