Live from NPR News, I'm Giles Snyder.
A new report from the United Nations says the U.S.
May have committed war crimes in the Iran war.
The report says human rights experts commissioned by the U.N.
Have found reasonable ground, citing two strikes, including one on a school.
The two strikes reportedly killed 178 civilians, including women and children.
The report also accuses Iran of committing crimes against humanity, against its own people.
The Iran war has been driving fuel prices, but some are defending President Trump.
Anthony Barella is a motorist in North Carolina.
It's reckless to put somebody in office and then fight them the whole time they're in.
And I just think people need to learn, like, get behind the guy.
Once he's in, he's in.
You know, let's take care of him.
Let's push, you know, let him do what he's going to do.
History will be the judge, not us.
According to AAA, today's national average for a gallon of unleaded tops $4.43,
and diesel prices hit a record high this week.
Speaking at a midterm campaign event in North Carolina Wednesday,
President Trump said stopping Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon would be worth the extra cost.
President Trump has withdrawn his nomination for former Oklahoma State Trooper Lance Schroyer to lead ICE.