The House narrowly voted to halt U.S. military action in Iran, sending a stark message to the President and signaling waning congressional support for the war. With just six votes separating the two sides, the move underscores growing bipartisan skepticism over the conflict’s strategy, goals, and cost — even as airstrikes continue and fuel prices soar ahead of midterms. Lawmakers grapple with honoring fallen service members while demanding accountability, as the war’s $37 billion price tag and stalled diplomacy deepen public unease.

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