US House rejects war powers resolution to end Trump’s hostilities with Iran
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The US House of Representatives rejected a bipartisan war powers resolution on Thursday that aimed to halt hostilities with Iran without Congressional authorization. The resolution, proposed by Representatives Massie and Khanna, failed by a vote of 212-219, largely along party lines. This followed a similar rejection in the Senate, both controlled by Republicans. The Trump administration initiated military action against Iran, citing threats to US assets and regional security, but without seeking formal Congressional approval. While the administration briefed some lawmakers, Democrats have criticized the lack of clear objectives and justification for the military campaign, raising concerns about the legality and purpose of the conflict.
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