A new Associated Press–National Opinion Research Center poll finds that most Americans say the war in Iran is not worth fighting and that President Donald Trump’s approval on the conflict has fallen to 28 percent.The survey of 1,165 adults, with a margin of error of plus or minus 3.7 points overall and plus or minus 6 points for Republicans, reports 18 US military deaths and shows 72 percent of respondents worried about rising gasoline and oil prices after oil topped $100 a barrel.The poll exposes fractures within the
Republican Party: Make America Great Again supporters are more likely to back continued operations while non‑MAGA Republicans, independents and Democrats lean toward pausing for negotiations or seeking a permanent ceasefire, complicating congressional defense of Mr. Trump ahead of November elections.