War with Iran leaves Americans with $100 billion in additional energy costs
The war against Iran has driven U.S. energy costs higher, adding $100.9 billion in expenses for gasoline and diesel since its onset, averaging $770 per household. Gasoline costs rose by $55 billion, or $422 per family, while diesel added $46 billion, or $348 per household. Experts warn that autumn will bring the most expensive fuel prices in U.S. history as the conflict persists and burdens continue to grow.
Iran knows the pain. MAGA does not. It will take more billions before the pitchforks come out, but it is a matter of time, they will. Iran will give maximum midterm pain, as they play the long game.
Iranian missiles target sites housing U.S. military personnel in Jordan
Iran launched a large-scale ballistic missile strike on U.S. military bases in Jordan, retaliating for recent attacks on its assets. Explosions echoed across the region, including southern Israel, with reports of air-defense failures and significant U.S. casualties, some evacuated to Germany. Similar strikes were claimed against Bahrain and Kuwait, constituting one of the most intense assaults since the ceasefire.