• •The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bipartisan measure aimed at limiting President Trump's power to initiate military strikes against Iran.
• •BBC News reported the vote reflects a rare legislative attempt to reassert constitutional authority over executive war-making decisions.
• •The bill faces an uncertain path in the Republican-controlled Senate, where leadership has signaled resistance to the measure.

The U.S. House of Representatives passed a bipartisan resolution this week to curb President Trump’s authority to conduct military operations against Iran. This move follows ongoing tensions in the region and aligns with historic attempts by lawmakers to reclaim war powers from the executive branch. However, the bill currently lacks clear support in the Senate, leaving its ultimate passage into law in doubt. Whether this legislative effort effectively shifts U.S. foreign policy or remains largely symbolic depends on the Senate's upcoming procedural decisions.