Trump suffers defeat as four House Republicans back removing US from hostilities with Iran

In a surprising bipartisan move, four House Republicans joined Democrats to pass legislation that would limit President Trump's ability to wage war against Iran without explicit congressional approval, marking a significant foreign policy setback for Trump. The 215-208 vote signals a notable pushback against the administration's hardline stance on Iran, potentially reshaping U.S. military engagement in the Middle East. This move could set a precedent for future presidential war powers, highlighting the growing tension between executive and legislative branches in handling international conflicts.