Several House Republicans break with President Donald Trump and vote with Democrats to pass a war powers measure related to military action in Iran. According to multiple outlets, four Republican lawmakers join Democrats to support a House resolution that limits or halts Trump’s Iran-related war powers effort. The measure advances despite opposition from Trump and most Republicans, with the final vote reported as 214–208. The outlets describe the action as a significant intra-party revolt, with GOP members refusing to support the administration’s war powers push. Coverage frames the vote as part of Congress’s effort to constrain the scope and duration of military involvement, using the War Powers Resolution as the legislative vehicle. While the sources differ slightly in emphasis, they all report the same core events: four Republicans align with House Democrats, the resolution passes in the House, and the vote margin is narrow. The situation reflects a contested political debate over the administration’s Iran policy and Congress’s role in authorizing or limiting military action.