On Wednesday, the House of Representatives passed a war powers resolution aimed at restricting President Donald Trump's military actions against Iran, achieving a vote of 215-208. This marked the fourth attempt by the House to address the issue, and it was the first time the resolution passed successfully. Among the Northern California congressional representatives, all Democratic members, including Josh Harder, Mike Thompson, Doris Matsui, Ami Bera, Adam Gray, and John Garamendi, supported the resolution. In contrast, Rep. Kevin Kiley, who is now an independent after previously being a Republican, and Republican Rep. Tom McClintock voted against it. The resolution will now proceed to the U.S. Senate for a final vote. However, even if it passes in the Senate, it is unlikely that President Trump will sign it into law, given his stance on military action against Iran. This resolution reflects ongoing tensions regarding U.S. military engagement in the region and the legislative attempts to rein in presidential war powers.