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58% of US voters say Iran war not worth the cost as Trump approval drops to 36%, sources say; White House seeks $67B in new military funding amid Republican midterm concerns

58% of voters say the Iran war was not worth the cost as Trump approval drops to 36%; the White House is seeking $67B in new military funding amid growing Republican midterm concerns, sources say.

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