After a bitter fight in the Senate, it's time for the House to decide how it wants to handle nuclear negotiations with Iran.
The upper chamber voted 98-1 on May 7 to approve legislation giving it the power to review and potentially reject a final deal, but not before hawkish Republicans made clear their anger at being barred from offering a slew of amendments that could have derailed the talks. Now that fight moves to the House, where Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., has said consideration of the bill could start this coming week.