US House Backs Trump on Iran War

The United States — United States House of Representatives rejected a bipartisan resolution aimed at curbing Donald Trump>>>'s authority to wage war against Iran>>>. The vote, largely along party lines, followed a similar rejection by the United States, indicating limited congressional appetite to challenge the White House on the ongoing military campaign. The conflict, which began less than a week prior with joint strikes by the United States and Israel>>> against Iran>>>, has resulted in the deaths of senior Iranian officials, including Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei>>>, and six US service members in a retaliatory strike on a US base in Kuwait>>>. Democrats argued that the administration has not provided sufficient justification for the war, while Republicans rallied behind Donald Trump>>>, asserting that limiting his authority would embolden Iran>>> and endanger US troops. The decision underscores the constitutional debate over war powers and raises concerns about the conflict's potential impact on the upcoming elections and global markets.