US House votes for measure that would end Iran war, in blow to Trump

In a significant political move, the US House of Representatives voted to end potential military action against Iran, marking a rare bipartisan effort that challenges President Trump's approach to foreign policy. The 215 to 208 vote, with four Republicans crossing party lines, underscores a growing congressional concern over the administration's strategy. This decision could shift the dynamics in the Middle East and reflects broader tensions between the legislative and executive branches regarding war powers and international relations. It highlights the ongoing debate about the role of Congress in authorizing military force.