Oil prices may fall, but gasoline prices won't. Look at the trap we're in.

By Eric Pachman and Michael Scott Kinch

The Iran war isn't causing your energy bill to soar. Blame Wall Street for that.

America's emergency oil reserves are at a 43-year low.

The U.S. government is handing energy strategy to people who care more about the next earnings report than about America's security.

A month ago it looked like the Iran war was winding down. A ceasefire took hold in mid-June. Oil started moving through the Strait of Hormuz again, and long-stranded barrels began pouring back into the world economy. The price of crude (CL00) fell, and the world celebrated.