House Passes Resolution to Halt Military Action in Iran Amid Republican Defections
The House narrowly passed a resolution to halt U.S. military action in Iran, signaling waning support for President Trump's approach. The vote, 214-208, reflects bipartisan concerns over the war's unclear objectives and potential economic repercussions ahead of the midterm elections.
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