By Patricia Zengerle WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - The US Senate could vote as soon as Thursday to tell President Donald Trump to end the war in Iran or get Congress' authorization to continue it, as Democrats tee up a vote on the unpopular conflict before November's midterm elections.

Rep. Tom Tiffany (R-Wisc.), the Republican nominee in Wisconsin’s competitive gubernatorial race, reupped his calls Tuesday for President Trump to end U.S. military operations against Iran. FOX6 News

LANSING, MI – Republican gubernatorial candidate and U.S. Rep. John James, R-Shelby Township, has added his voice to calls from several high-profile Republicans to end the Iran War. During a Tuesday press conference,

The American Principles Project’s Terry Schilling spelled out a trust issue that voters have with the GOP under Donald Trump.

Democrats are climbing in the polls as President Trump and his policies continue to drag down the GOP. Senior Editor at the Cook Political Reporter Dave Wasserman and Bloomberg Opinion Columnist David Drucker join Katy Tur to share their analysis.

As Donald Trump took an aggressive stance on the global stage at the United Nations on Tuesday, several Senate Republicans were breaking from the president back in Washington.

The polling just keeps getting worse for the GOP. A new Reuters survey finds Donald Trump’s approval at 32 percent—the worst in Reuters polling of both his terms. He’s at only 73 percent among Republicans, and on cost-of-living he’s at an astonishing 17 percent, another new low. This comes as a CNN poll finds voters souring on the war in unheard-of numbers. Meanwhile, panicky GOP leaks are turning into a flood: GOP operatives tell Politico that...

The most recent CNN survey has put Trump's approval rating at just 33 percent, down from 36 percent in 2018.