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The House just passed a bold war powers resolution to halt further U.S. military action against Iran — a major rebuke to President Trump and a rare bipartisan moment, with some Republicans joining Democrats. It’s the fourth attempt in three months to rein in the conflict, narrowly passing 215 to 218, signaling deep congressional frustration with the administration’s costly and escalating strategy. Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries called it a “reckless and costly war” already draining over $100 billion. The Senate is already considering a similar measure, while the White House warns that congressional interference could embolden Iran. This vote reignites the constitutional tug-of-war over war powers — Congress to declare, President to lead — and sends a powerful message: the country’s future isn’t being decided in the White House alone.

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