US House votes to halt Iran war, in rebuke to Trump

The US House of Representatives passed a resolution to halt potential military action against Iran, marking a significant rebuke to former President Trump's administration. In a 215-208 vote, four Republicans broke ranks with their party to join Democrats in backing the measure, which had previously failed three times. This vote signifies a growing bipartisan concern over the risks of escalating tensions in the Middle East and highlights the ongoing debate about the role of Congress in authorizing military conflicts. The resolution underscores the importance of legislative oversight in national security decisions.