Bush says Saudi oil boost doesn't solve US problem
                   
iht.com     May 17, 2008            

President Bush said Saturday that the Saudis' modest increase in oil production is "something but it doesn't solve our problem" of soaring gas prices. Bush said he told Saudi King Abdullah during their talks on Friday that the king should be concerned that high energy prices are hurting some of... [read full story]                

Add a comment to the article
Type the code shown

View all news articles about:

- Featured Persons

View other selected articles:

                   

Bush exploits crises

montereyherald.com     1 hr ago          

For President Bush, rising oil prices have presented another opportunity to press a policy long desired by conservatives. When he announced that he was lifting a nearly two-decade-old executive ban on offshore drilling, he was...                

comments

STARRETT DEAL NEARLY DONE

nypost.com     2 hrs ago          

A stroke of President Bush's pen is all it will take to make sure Starrett City stays an affordable-housing complex for the next 20 years. Congress passed legislation last week, sponsored by Sen. Charles Schumer, requiring any...                

comments

                   

U.S. Congress sends housing relief bill to Bush

iht.com     2 hrs ago   280 related          

Putin's comments drive a company's stock down The measure now goes to President George W. Bush, who has said he will sign it, perhaps early this week, to send a reassuring message to the credit markets. The White House quickly...                

comments

                   

Foremost Dairy building is first step in developer’s plan to lure wealthy foreigners An open door...

thenewstribune.com     1 hr ago          

DAN VOELPEL; THE NEWS TRIBUNE Wealthy foreigners will buy their way into the United States by putting up the money to renovate Tacoma’s vacant Foremost Dairy building. As the largest private landowner in Seattle’s SoDo...                

comments