Iran war drives $100 billion in extra energy costs for U.S. consumers

The ongoing conflict in Iran has driven U.S. consumers to pay $100 billion more in energy costs, with prices continuing to surge at a rapid pace. This inflation isn't just a burden for wallets but is also impacting the broader economy, especially the transportation sector where diesel prices have skyrocketed. As these energy costs escalate, they're likely to increase expenses for everything from shipping goods to travel, highlighting the far-reaching implications of geopolitical tensions on everyday life.