gas prices

Over the weekend Newt Gingrich stumped in front of signs that promised gas at $2 .50 a gallon. Is such a world even possible today?

How do gas prices affect our short-term decisions in driving, or our longer-term decisions in purchasing vehicles? Fortune magazine's Allan Sloan looks at previous trends.

Behavioral economist Sendhil Mullainathan puts into perspective why we shouldn't be too angry over rising gas prices.

Washington bureau chief John Dimsdale discusses how rising gas prices are hurting consumers, enough to get the president's attention.

Rising prices at the gas pump could threaten the economic recovery and pose an election year problem for Obama. What can he do?

The president spoke to the crowd at the University of Miami about American energy.

Consumers are not only feeling the pinch of higher gas prices at the pump. They are also getting hit with higher plane tickets as airlines pass rising jet fuel costs to passengers.

Oil prices have jumped to a near nine month high this morning. That's after Iran cut exports to Britain and France over sanctions related to Iran's nuclear program.

Gasoline prices are rising faster than normal for this time of year, and some analysts say the reason is way beyond our control.

It's only February and gas prices are already on the rise. At the current trajectory, summer could bring record highs at the pump.