U.S. House passes Iran sanctions, financial services measuresWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives passed two pieces of legislation linked to the international nuclear agreement with Iran on Thursday, one year after the landmark pact was announced, defying President Barack Obama’s veto threat. Voting largely along party lines, the Republican-controlled House voted 246 to 179 to pass a new set of sanctions on Iran, and 246 to 181 for a measure to block Iran’s access to the U.S. financial system, including use of the dollar. The House on Wednesday passed a bill to bar the U.S. purchase of “heavy water,” also with little backing from Democrats. Heavy water is a non-radioactive byproduct from making nuclear weapons and nuclear energy. The Obama administration said in April the United States would buy $8.6 million worth of heavy water from Iran, angering Republicans who called it a subsidy of the country’s nuclear program. The measures were among the last the House passed before Congress left Washington for a seven-week summer recess. There was no word on when, or whether, the measures would be taken up in the Senate. Every congressional Republican, and several of Obama’s fellow Democrats, opposed the nuclear deal between Iran, the United States and other world powers announced in July 2015 in which Tehran agreed to curtail its nuclear program in exchange for relief from crippling international sanctions. Since then, Republicans have repeatedly offered sanctions bills and other Iran-related legislation that Democrats dismiss as bids to score political points by undermining a deal seen as a potential foreign policy legacy for Obama. Republicans say they want to punish Iran for actions including its ballistic missile tests and send a strong message that Tehran should abide by its international commitments. politicsNews
house passes iran sanctions financial services measureswashington reuters the house representatives passed two pieces legislation linked international nuclear agreement iran thursday one year landmark pact announced defying president barack obama veto threat voting largely along party lines house voted pass new set sanctions iran measure block iran access financial system including use dollar the house wednesday passed bill bar purchase heavy water also little backing democrats heavy water byproduct making nuclear weapons nuclear energy the obama administration said april united states would buy million worth heavy water iran entering republicans called subsidy country nuclear program the measures among last house passed congress left washington summer recess there word whether measures would taken senate every congressional republican several obama fellow democrats opposed nuclear deal iran united states world powers announced july tehran agreed curtail nuclear program exchange relief crippling international sanctions since republicans repeatedly offered sanctions bills legislation democrats dismiss bids score political points undermining deal seen potential foreign policy legacy obama republicans say want punish iran actions including ballistic missile tests send strong message tehran abide international commitments politicsnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: U.S. House passes Iran sanctions, financial services measuresWASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives passed two pieces of legislation linked to the international nuclear agreement with Iran on Thursday, one year after the landmark pact was announced, defying President Barack Obama’s veto threat. Voting largely along party lines, the Republican-controlled House voted 246 to 179 to pass a new set of sanctions on Iran, and 246 to 181 for a measure to block Iran’s access to the U.S. financial system, including use of the dollar. The House on Wednesday passed a bill to bar the U.S. purchase of “heavy water,” also with little backing from Democrats. Heavy water is a non-radioactive byproduct from making nuclear weapons and nuclear energy. The Obama administration said in April the United States would buy $8.6 million worth of heavy water from Iran, angering Republicans who called it a subsidy of the country’s nuclear program. The measures were among the last the House passed before Congress left Washington for a seven-week summer recess. There was no word on when, or whether, the measures would be taken up in the Senate. Every congressional Republican, and several of Obama’s fellow Democrats, opposed the nuclear deal between Iran, the United States and other world powers announced in July 2015 in which Tehran agreed to curtail its nuclear program in exchange for relief from crippling international sanctions. Since then, Republicans have repeatedly offered sanctions bills and other Iran-related legislation that Democrats dismiss as bids to score political points by undermining a deal seen as a potential foreign policy legacy for Obama. Republicans say they want to punish Iran for actions including its ballistic missile tests and send a strong message that Tehran should abide by its international commitments. politicsNews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: house passes iran sanctions financial services measureswashington reuters the house representatives passed two pieces legislation linked international nuclear agreement iran thursday one year landmark pact announced defying president barack obama veto threat voting largely along party lines house voted pass new set sanctions iran measure block iran access financial system including use dollar the house wednesday passed bill bar purchase heavy water also little backing democrats heavy water byproduct making nuclear weapons nuclear energy the obama administration said april united states would buy million worth heavy water iran entering republicans called subsidy country nuclear program the measures among last house passed congress left washington summer recess there word whether measures would taken senate every congressional republican several obama fellow democrats opposed nuclear deal iran united states world powers announced july tehran agreed curtail nuclear program exchange relief crippling international sanctions since republicans repeatedly offered sanctions bills legislation democrats dismiss bids score political points undermining deal seen potential foreign policy legacy obama republicans say want punish iran actions including ballistic missile tests send strong message tehran abide international commitments politicsnews