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House Votes to Limit Presidential War Powers on Iran

The House passed a measure restricting presidential authority to initiate military action against Iran. Four Republicans joined Democrats in support. The vote occurred while negotiations with Tehran were ongoing.

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The House of Representatives passed legislation limiting presidential authority to initiate military action against Iran. The measure received support from four Republicans who crossed party lines.

The vote took place during ongoing negotiations between U.S. officials and Iranian representatives. The legislation addresses the scope of presidential authority during active diplomatic talks with Tehran.

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