The vote marks the first test of Republican support for the conflict since President Donald Trump resumed military strikes against Tehran this month.
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A woman crashed her car moments after swearing at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage on the street in an act of "instant karma."
A woman crashed her car moments after swearing at Reform UK leader Nigel Farage on the street in an act of “instant karma.” PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: A woman crashed her car into a BMW immediately after shouting abuse at Nigel Farage while driving in Clacton, Essex, where the Reform UK party leader is on the campaign trail for an upcoming parliamentary by-election (special election). The incident was caught on video and shared online, showing the woman swearing at Farage before colliding with the vehicle in front of her. KEY QUOTE: “This lady shouted abuse at me and then crashed her own car. That’s what you might call instant karma!” – Nigel Farage DETAIL: The crash occurred as Farage was visiting his former constituency…Open
The House on Thursday passed a resolution to rein in President Trump's military campaign in Iran. Why it matters: It's Congress' second successful rebuke of Trump's Iran war effort, reflecting growing GOP unease with the conflict. - Four Republicans — Reps. Brian Fitzpatrick (Pa.), Tom Barrett (Mich.), Warren Davidson (Ohio), Thomas Massie (Ky.) — voted in support of the measure along with every Democrat. - The 214-208 vote to direct Trump to end hostilities is largely symbolic and does not carry the force of law. Catch up quick: The House in June passed a resolution to constrain Trump's military campaign in Iran with the support of four Republicans. - Previous efforts to curb Trump's war in Iran had failed. - Momentum for…
Futures contracts reflect an expectation that low inventories and midterm elections are likely to push the Trump administration to try to ease tensions with Iran.