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Story summary
- The war in Iran has reached its 13th day, resulting in 2,000 deaths, including 175 Iranian schoolchildren and seven United States service members.
- The conflict has driven soaring oil prices and is linked to a planned march on March 28 to protest the war.
- Critics say the government prioritizes military spending over healthcare and education.
- Most Americans oppose the war, a view the article describes as a failure of democracy.
