House passes war powers measure against Trump's Iran campaign in rare GOP split

The ongoing US-Iran military conflict has resulted in strikes on multiple parties and disrupted critical global shipping infrastructure, though specific casualty figures are not detailed.

In a rare fracture of party discipline, the United States House of Representatives voted to constrain presidential war powers over Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats to pass a measure that reflects deepening unease about an undeclared conflict now four months old. The vote revives an ancient constitutional tension — between a legislature that holds the formal power to declare war and an executive that has long outpaced it in practice. Whether the Senate will follow, and whether any law could truly restrain a determined commander-in-chief, remains the open and uneasy question at the

House passes war powers measure against Trump's Iran campaign in rare GOP split

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