May 26, 2026The Lone Star state produces the most oil in the U.S., while California is at a geographic disadvantage to recieve fuel. Plus: Costco, climate change, Shein, and an e-bike library.
Mario Tama/Getty ImagesSegments From This Episodetimnewman/Getty ImagesTax cuts don’t seem to be juicing the economy as promised.
Patrick T. Fallon/AFP via Getty ImagesMore affluent consumers are shopping at these stores, because they have enough money on hand to buy in bulk.
Johannes Simon/Getty ImagesA 2022 heatwave in Europe is linked to rising grocery costs, according to one study.
Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP via Getty ImagesAs refinery shutdowns and specialized fuel rules drive up California gas prices, Texas’ vast refining network and oil-friendly policies are helping keep fuel costs lower.
