The Iran war has cost U.S. consumers an estimated $100 billion in higher fuel prices since Feb. 28, according to Brown University.

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The Iran war has cost U.S. consumers an estimated $100 billion in higher fuel prices since Feb. 28, according to Brown University. The average household has paid more than $760 extra, mostly for gasoline. Texas has absorbed the biggest total hit at about $11 billion, followed by California at $8 billion and Florida at $5 billion. Source: Axios