Patrick DeHaan

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Some 47 million Americans are traveling on this long Thanksgiving holiday, 80% of them on the road. Drivers are in for a pleasant surprise.

Thanksgiving Travel, Cars and Cheap Gas

Some 47 million Americans are traveling on this long Thanksgiving holiday, 80% of them on the road. Drivers are in for a pleasant surprise.

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The price of oil has dipped below $60 a barrel, a five-year milestone. Meanwhile in the L.A. area, the price of regular gas has dropped below three dollars a gallon. What’s going on?

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The price of oil has dipped below $60 a barrel, a five-year milestone. Meanwhile in the L.A. area, the price of regular gas has dropped below three dollars a gallon. What’s going on?

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Republicans are blaming the President, and he's  announcing new energy strategies , as the price of gasoline is up to  more than $4 a gallon  in parts of the country for the first time…

Pain at the Pump: What's behind the High Gas Prices?

Republicans are blaming the President, and he's announcing new energy strategies , as the price of gasoline is up to more than $4 a gallon in parts of the country for the first time…

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