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- Gas prices in the United States have surged due to the ongoing Iran war, the second-largest spike in three decades.
- Residents across the country, including Texas, Nebraska, and Hawaii, report prices above $5 per gallon.
- Many are changing travel plans to save on fuel costs.
- Cliff Kupchan of the Eurasia Group warns continued conflict could raise prices and trigger military escalation in the region.
