The House voted 214-208 to pass a war powers resolution demanding the end of U.S. military action in Iran — the second such vote, following a similar passage in June. This is largely symbolic since the Democratic-controlled House lacks the votes to override a Trump veto and the Republican-controlled Senate rejected a companion measure the same day. The repeated House action signals growing bipartisan concern about the war's trajectory, with even some Republicans questioning whether a military victory is achievable, though Trump has responded by threatening to escalate further.