Winds shift in support of resolution to end Trump’s war with Iran

A House bipartisan resolution to force President Trump to end military operations against Iran is gaining traction after initially failing a month ago. The shift in momentum comes as Trump administration officials have struggled to clearly explain an endgame for the conflict, and amid concerns about rising gas prices. The resolution would require the administration to obtain congressional approval before continuing military action against Tehran. If passed, it would represent a significant congressional check on the president's war powers in a conflict that has divided lawmakers along and across party lines. The measure reflects broader congressional frustration with the administration's lack of clarity on objectives and duration of the Iran operation.