House passes resolution to end US involvement in Iran conflict

In a close vote, the House passed a resolution to officially end U.S. involvement in the ongoing conflict with Iran, with bipartisan support from a handful of Republicans and all Democrats. This move signals a significant shift in the nation's foreign policy approach towards Iran, reflecting a desire to reduce military engagement and potentially open diplomatic avenues. The resolution's passage is a notable step that could influence future policy decisions and international relations, highlighting a growing divide among lawmakers about the effectiveness and necessity of current U.S. interventions.