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Congress just voted to halt U.S. military action in Iran — a symbolic but powerful rebuke to the President, who insists he has constitutional authority to wage this war to stop Iran’s nuclear ambitions. While the vote didn’t stop airstrikes, it signals growing congressional skepticism over the mission’s strategy and lack of clear goals. With American lives lost and fuel prices soaring, public opinion turns increasingly against the war — and lawmakers are now considering cutting funding to force accountability. Republicans defend the mission, citing fallen service members, while polls show most Americans believe the President’s approach is failing. The standoff continues as both sides dig in — and the world watches.

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