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Gas prices are falling—down 49 cents a gallon in a month—thanks to easing tensions with Iran, which usually means cheaper oil. But President Trump’s pushing for faster drops, demanding retailers slash prices to $2.50 a gallon and blaming California’s high taxes. The reality? Gas station owners, not oil companies, set pump prices—and it takes weeks or even months for lower crude costs to reach the pump. Summer fuel blends and rising travel demand ahead of the Fourth of July are also slowing the drop, keeping prices stubbornly higher than many expect.

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