By Deb Riechmann ASSOCIATED PRESS

WASHINGTON — The Republican-led House cast largely symbolic votes against the Iran nuclear deal on Friday and sought to restrict President Barack Obama’s authority to lift sanctions against Tehran, one day after the Senate ensured that the administration can implement the accord without congressional interference.

After three hours of hot-tempered debate, the House voted 269-162 to reject the deal; 25 Democrats broke with Obama to register their disapproval.

Among Ohio lawmakers, Republican Reps. Pat Tiberi of Genoa Township, Steve Stivers of Upper Arlington, Bob …