(The Center Square) – Policies made decades ago cause gas prices to be on average higher in Blue states than Red states, with a 55 cent gap per gallon, a new report from the Institute for Energy Research shows.
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Americans have seen this cycle before: Gas prices surge, and family budgets feel it almost overnight.
About 53% of Americans are leaning into shorter getaways this year, choosing two- to three-day trips over cross-country treks. That shift refl…
(The Center Square) – Producer prices fell unexpectedly last month, newly released federal pricing data shows.
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(The Center Square) – Attorney General Dave Yost wants Congress to allow every state to join Ohio with year-round access to an ethanol-gasolin…
Niger faces an unprecedented fuel shortage, mostly due to the black market drying up
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