House moves to end Iran war; Senate split exposes GOP fault lines

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The House passed a nonbinding resolution to pull U.S. troops from the Iran conflict, 214-208, with four Republicans crossing party lines. Later, the Senate rejected a binding joint resolution to end the war, 49-47, illustrating a GOP split on war powers and congressional oversight ahead of elections; Democrats push to force accountability while Republicans cite the need for procedural timelines and strategic considerations.
- House votes to end Iran war, but Senate Republicans vote to let Trump continue waging it NBC News
- US House passes war powers resolution directing Trump to end Iran conflict The Guardian
- The Republicans Who Have Voted to Limit Trump’s Iran War Powers Time Magazine
- Congress splits on war powers resolutions to force Trump to abandon Iran war CNBC
- Live updates: Karoline Leavitt briefs White House press; Senate, House take up war powers votes The Hill
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