The White House opens 25 Freedom Fuel stations across the greater Philadelphia area selling regular gasoline at a fixed $3.47 per gallon, a privately run rollout that the administration is promoting as relief for motorists.Freedom Fuel Network operates the sites in New Jersey and Pennsylvania and the company and the White House say the program receives no federal funding while customers report paying less than nearby pumps such as a Shell station selling at $3.89 and the national average near $3.80, according to AAA.Industry analysts warn the discounts depend on wholesale market shifts, local competition and tax differences rather than federal policy, and the administration ties the lower pump price to easing oil markets after military actions against Iran while diesel prices keep freight costs high.