House Republicans Pass Bill to Overturn Biden's Auto Emissions Rule

The bill, which faces a likely Senate defeat and presidential veto, aims to block EPA standards that would reduce pollution and save billions.

The House voted 215-191 to pass a resolution against the EPA's new emissions standards for vehicles.
The EPA rule, effective from 2027 to 2032, aims to cut 7 billion tons of carbon emissions and save $100 billion annually.
Supporters argue the rule will reduce fuel costs and health expenses, while opponents claim it forces unaffordable EV purchases.
Eight Democrats joined Republicans in supporting the resolution, while one Republican voted against it.
The resolution is expected to fail in the Senate and would face a veto from President Biden if it passed.