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Inside the Keystone pipeline: How much would it really help US consumers?

Politicians paint a rosy picture of lower gas prices and abundant supply, but Canadian firms behind the Keystone pipeline expect it to supply Gulf Coast export markets and raise Midwest oil prices.

With BP oil spill billions at stake, why did Gulf fishermen suddenly settle?

BP settles spill claims for $7.8 billion. Will victims take it?

Rising gas prices give Republicans new tool to hammer Obama (+video)

Oil nears $110 a barrel, gas prices jump 12 cents a gallon in a week. Eek!

As gas prices rise, should US oil industry stop exporting?

Mexico prison riot a cover for Zetas escape

Gas prices begin climb toward $4.50 a gallon, experts say

In Pictures It's Mardi Gras time all over the world!

Canada hopeful US will approve Keystone pipeline

Keystone pipeline rejected over politics, say Republicans

White House may reject oil pipeline, Feb. deadline 'purely political'

Gulf oil spill could result in criminal charges for BP employees

Obama welcomes home troops from Iraq

Government shutdown? Congress suddenly uniting to avert it.

Keystone pipeline, now a political football, won't determine oil sands endgame

Obama presses GOP on consumer watchdog delay

Oil prices slip below $97 a barrel

National Book Awards: the 2011 fiction nominees

Amazon's top 10 book picks for November

Is Canada's oil more ethical than Saudi Arabia's?

Casey Anthony jurors revealed, but missing

Tired of 'Twilight' clones? 5 young adult books to try instead

Mexico's Zeta Killers kill 32, revive debate about the 'good-guy cartel'

Oil futures climb on positive signs for Europe's economy