US House narrowly rejects Iran war powers resolution, testing Trump's strategy

• US House narrowly rejected a resolution to halt President Trump's attacks on Iran by a 212-219 vote.
• The vote signals growing congressional unease over the rapidly widening conflict and Trump's decision to bypass Congress.
• Democrats largely oppose the war, citing constitutional concerns and calling it a "war of choice," while Republicans mostly back Trump's actions against Iran.
• Lawmakers expressed concerns about the administration's shifting rationale, potential for extended conflict, and the human cost, including US military deaths and Iranian casualties.
• The resolution aimed to limit the President's authority unless Congress approved military action, a measure Trump would likely veto.