For the third time in a single year, the House of Representatives has voted to end the war in Iran — a war that, by the Congressional Budget Office's own accounting, has consumed at least $38 billion, depleted the nation's missile defenses for half a decade, and sent inflation rippling through the broader economy. The vote, 220 to 204, arrived hours after the CBO's report made the true scale of the conflict impossible to ignore, yet the resolution faces the same fate as its predecessors: a Senate unlikely to hold firm and a president certain to veto. What the House has offered is less a mechan
House votes third time to end Iran war as $38bn cost sparks debate
The Pentagon's first review noted a Minab school strike on the war's first day killed 156 people including 120 children.