US House votes to end Iran war, 7 Republicans join in favour
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Article Summary
The article describes how the U.S. House voted again to try to stop President Trump’s military actions in Iran, arguing he’s waging a war without Congress’s approval and breaking his promise to avoid foreign conflicts. It highlights political divisions, with some Republicans joining Democrats to oppose the war, and points to rising costs and public opposition. The piece frames the conflict as an unauthorized and expensive fight that undermines constitutional limits on presidential power.
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