For a 2nd time, House approves resolution to end the war in Iran in a rebuke to Trump

The House passed a war powers resolution for a second time directing President Trump to end military operations in Iran, with four Republicans joining Democrats in the 218-211 vote. The measure is non-binding and represents congressional frustration over Trump's handling of the conflict, following a similar failed effort in June; NPR's reporting is sourced and bylined by Claudia Grisales, a recognized congressional correspondent. Cross-reference with CNN, CBS, and The Guardian confirms the four Republican defections and the symbolic nature of the resolution, while The Hill adds important context that the Senate blocked a similar measure, indicating the legislative effort faces structural obstacles despite bipartisan concern about the lack of an endgame strategy. Watch for Senate action and whether Trump responds to the House signal, though the non-binding status limits enforcement mechanisms available to Congress.