House rejects War Powers Resolution as U.S. continues limited military operations in Iran
The U.S. House of Representatives has officially voted down a War Powers Resolution that would have restricted the Commander-in-Chief's ability to conduct ongoing military operations against Iran. Lawmakers opposed to the resolution praised the outcome, emphasizing that the United States is not entering a new war, but rather neutralizing an imminent threat.
Following a critical series of votes on the House floor, leaders clarified the administration's military objectives.
