Gas Prices

A new analysis published this week shows that gas prices could fall as much as 10% by the Fourth of July, thanks to declining demand and burgeoning supply.

Thanks to stable oil prices and little change in demand, gas prices are continuing to fall.

Housing, energy and vehicle costs have all risen by double digits thanks to inflation experienced by Americans during President Biden's first term in the White House.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas was $3.48, a significant eight-cent dip from the previous week.

Committee to Unleash Prosperity co-founder Stephen Moore weighs in on how Biden's energy policies impact the consumer and national security. 

Decreasing oil prices and less demand has caused a sizeable drop in gas prices this week.

States are now having to mull over how to recoup losses from a gas tax as more cars on the road become more fuel efficient. California has been exploring the idea of a "road charge."

The national average cost for a gallon of gas settled at $3.61, a slight one-cent increase from the previous week.

President Biden's administration will allow the staggered release of one million barrel of oil from Northeast reserves in a bid to lower gas prices, according to the Energy Department.

Americans for Prosperity partnered with gas stations across the U.S. to lower prices to $2.38 per gallon, the average when President Biden took office.

Costco's multinational chain of membership-only stores have increased some prices, like for olive oil and gas, while its $1.50 hot dog-soda combo is unchanged for the time being.

Gas prices maintained their decline thanks to low oil prices and demand.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas declined to $3.64, a slight three-cent decrease from the previous week.

Fuel costs didn't go up by much this week due to low oil prices and a lull in demand.

The national average cost for a gallon of gas declined as demand for fuel and oil prices dropped.

Demand for gas is up, but oil prices are down, causing gas prices to go up by just four cents.

President Joe Biden's administration has finalized a rule that will make it more expensive for oil and gas companies to drill on public lands.

Americans filling their tanks up at a gas station in Alexandria, Virginia, reacted to gas prices rising over 50% since January 2021, when President Biden took office.

President Biden claimed Wednesday that inflation was "skyrocketing" when he took office despite federal data showing that consumer prices remained low at the time.

Energy prices have increased more than a third — nearly 37% — since President Biden took office in January 2021 and began pursuit of a green energy agenda.