The House of Representatives has passed a resolution aimed at limiting the president's ability to wage war in Iran without congressional approval. The measure, which was introduced by Democratic lawmakers, passed with a vote of 214-208, with several Republican lawmakers crossing party lines to support the effort. The resolution is largely symbolic, but it highlights the ongoing divisions within the Republican party over the president's handling of the conflict in Iran. The vote is a significant rebuke of the president's foreign policy, with many lawmakers expressing concerns about the lack of transparency and oversight.
Four GOP House Members Join Democrats to Block Trump‑Endorsed Bill
