Rising fuel prices threaten Trump in midterms

The Financial Times reports that the continuous rise in fuel prices is a serious political threat to President Donald Trump in the upcoming midterm congressional elections. Gasoline prices have risen from $2.98 to $4.08 per gallon, while diesel prices are nearing their 2022 record highs. The increase in fuel costs is expected to drive up prices for airline tickets, transportation, agricultural fertilizers, and ultimately food, creating significant economic pressure on voters. The report was shared by the IRGC Cyber Corps, highlighting the issue's prominence in international discourse.