The US House of Representatives passes a $1.15 trillion defense policy and funding measure, described as a major legislative win amid heightened concerns related to Iran. Coverage states the bill provides roughly $250 billion more than the previous year’s allocation. The package includes a proposed pay increase for military personnel of about 5% to 7%, aimed at boosting troop compensation. The reporting links the timing of the House action to the broader international security context, including tensions involving Iran, though it does not specify that the bill’s provisions are limited only to that issue. The measure’s passage by the House is presented as a step forward in the legislative process, with further action expected as the bill advances through remaining stages required to become law. Across the available sources, the key shared details are the bill’s size, the scale of the increase over last year, and the pay raise included for troops.