The US House of Representatives passed a war powers resolution 215-208 to halt unauthorized military action against Iran, signaling a rare bipartisan rebuke of President Donald Trump.While the resolution demands the withdrawal of forces, its immediate impact is limited by the expected presidential veto and the need for Senate approval.The vote reflects growing congressional unease over the ongoing conflict, which has strained the domestic economy and created significant regional instability.Legislators from both parties highlighted public fatigue regarding the engagement, noting that the mission lacks a clear strategy or formal legislative authorization.