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- The United States ended its 100-day war with Iran after $40 billion in costs and an $80 billion supplemental request, under $20 billion for needs.
- Thirteen service members and 7,500 civilians died while $26 billion funded munitions such as a thousand $2.5 million Tomahawk missiles.
- Report noted gasoline fell to $3.97 per gallon, diesel topped $5, inflation exceeded 4%, the 30-year mortgage rate held at 6.47%, and President Donald Trump’s approval slipped to 37% June 15.
