US House Passes Resolution to End Iran Conflict with 220-204 Vote

The US House has passed a resolution calling for an end to the conflict with Iran, with a vote of 220-204 according to AP News. The resolution aims to limit President Trump's authority to continue military action against Iran without congressional approval. Most Democratic lawmakers and some Republican members supported the measure. AP noted this vote could be the last major House vote before November's midterm elections. Like previous passed resolutions, this one will not be sent to the president for approval. Crypto Briefing reported that changes in the House's foreign policy stance may influence future diplomatic negotiations and market perceptions, though no concrete price, volume, or risk appetite shifts have been confirmed yet.