Donald Trump’s Iran strategy seems to have hit a roadblock. On Wednesday, the House voted for the first time to pass a war powers resolution to stop U.S. military action against Iran. In a direct defiance of the president,

In the 215-208 vote, four Republicans joined Democrats to pass the measure, which had failed in three previous attempts.

The House voted to curb Trump's war powers in Iran after Democrats and several Republicans bucked the president in a rare bipartisan rebuke of his policy.

Trump’s remarks come after Iranian state media reported that Tehran was poised to suspend negotiations in response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon, and as the U.S. and Iran exchanged strikes that underscored the fragility of the cease-fire.

The lower chamber of Congress passed a measure that seeks to halt further military action, in a vote seen as largely symbolic.

President Donald Trump insists he's comfortable with the current holding pattern in the Iran war. But the Republican president faces warnings from foes and allies alike that he’s getting boxed in on a conflict he sold as a quick military incursion.

The House on Wednesday passed a measure that would force President Trump to end the war with Iran without congressional authorization, marking the first time the lower chamber has defied the White House on the conflict.

One of the key sticking points remaining in negotiations between the US and Iran centers on monetary compensation, as President Donald Trump is eager to strike a deal that will be viewed as superior to a prior agreement inked during the Obama administration,

Four Republicans joined Democrats in a House vote to end military action in Iran. Here's how the vote played out and what it means for Trump.

Four Republicans in the House joined Democrats to vote to limit Trump’s war powers against Iran, advancing the measure to the Senate.

Trump said he decided not to go forward with the plan given the dangers.