Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.

Iranian officials say they got a response from the U.S. on their latest peace plan, and Tehran's now reviewing it, but there's been no confirmation from either the Trump administration or Pakistan.

Meanwhile, the Iranian government is preparing to pass a law that would restrict traffic on the

Strait of Hormuz.

Dari Baskaran has more from Istanbul.

Iranian state television reported the details of the proposed law, which include a permanent

restriction on Israeli vessels from transiting the Strait of Hormuz.

All ships would have to get authorization from Iran to pass through the strait, and ships from,

quote, hostile countries would be required to pay war reparations in addition to tolls.

Reparations are also part of a 14-point list of demands that Iran submitted to the U.S. this week

through Pakistani mediators.

For NPR News, I'm Derry Buscarin in Istanbul. Gas prices in the U.S. this week through Pakistani mediators. For NPR News, I'm Dari Bouscaran in

Istanbul. Gas prices in the U.S. are surging again, hitting their highest level in nearly four

years. Oil prices have now risen more than $100 a barrel as the war in Iran disrupts global supply

and shipping through the strait of Hormuz.

And Pierce-Winzer-Johnston has more.

Experts say the national average for a gallon of regular is $4.44, and prices can go up even higher

heading into summer. Patrick Dahon is gas buddies head of petroleum.

We could see the national average pushing closer, 475, or even that

$5 gallon mark by Memorial Day. Gas prices in some parts of California have top $6 a gallon, while

drivers in Seattle are paying close to $580. Galen Lewis lives in Whiting, Indiana, and says he's trying

to limit his gas spending. I only have to put $30 in it. I don't let it get that low, but it didn't cost me $100 plus.

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