U.S. war on Iran costs Americans more than $100 billion extra at the pump, as diesel hits record

September 11th, 20260 WASHINGTON, D.C. — Day after day, the Iran war is tightening the financial squeeze on American consumers through sharply higher energy prices, with the cumulative increase in U.S. gasoline and diesel spending reaching an estimated $100 billion since the conflict began in late February. The national average price of diesel reached a...