Texas Republicans unite behind Iran war funding as U.S. House passes $95 billion spending package

The U.S. House has approved a $95 billion spending package that includes controversial funding for potential war with Iran, with surprising bipartisan support from Texas Republicans. Alongside this, the House passed a bill banning members of Congress from trading stocks and introducing new voter ID requirements. This move underscores the ongoing political tensions surrounding defense funding and financial ethics, while also highlighting the contentious nature of voter ID laws, which have sparked debates about access to voting and election integrity. The combined actions signal a shift in how Congress approaches defense and governance amidst domestic political pressures.