US House approves measure to restrain Trump action in Iran

The U.S. House took a significant step to check President Trump's military authority by passing a resolution requiring congressional approval for any further military action in Iran, marking the first time Congress has directly opposed Trump's foreign policy. The close vote, with four Republicans joining Democrats, underscores deep divisions in Congress and the nation over America's role in the Middle East. This move could set a precedent for future administrations and highlights the ongoing tension between executive power and legislative oversight in national security matters.