All of the following are congressional powers with respect to foreign relations except oversight and direction of military opera
tions during a conflict. confirmation of presidential appointees to ambassadorial positions. control of the budget. treaty ratification. confirmation of presidential appointees to cabinet posts.
I believe that the answer to this would be the first option. Of all the listed options above, the one that is not included among the congressional powers with respect to foreign relations is the oversighting and directing military operations during a conflict. Hope this helps.
