Even if oil prices ease, they won't return to the levels they were at before the war started, according to Patrick De Haan of GasBuddy.

Oil prices continue to rise as the Iran conflict escalates, pushing the national gas average above $3.50 per gallon. But prices still vary widely. See how your state compares.

President Donald Trump says all the time that gas prices are dropping on his watch, but with the Iran war, he says rising oil costs are good for America.

Rising geopolitical tensions involving Iran have pushed U.S. gas prices to new highs, with analysts warning relief may take time despite a possible short-term peak.

President Trump says the war in Iran will be over soon and bring quick relief at the gas pump. History suggests that any eventual return to normalcy will likely be a drawn-out process.

The cheapest station in Toledo priced gas at $2.39 per gallon on Sunday.

Global oil prices have fallen well below their recent peak. But don’t expect to see relief at the pump in the coming days.

The price to fill up in Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri and Oklahoma remained the lowest, hovering between $2.92 to $2.99. That’s up from a week ago when prices averaged $2.47 in Oklahoma, $2.57 in Kansas and $2.61 in Arkansas.