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House Democrats to yield on offshore drilling
By Jared Allen | Posted: 09/06/08 11:18 AM [ET]
House Democrats are ready to propose an expansion of offshore drilling as part of a broader energy bill they plan to introduce this month, according to a top Democrat.

Rep. Young increases lead
By Michael O'Brien | Posted: 09/06/08 10:48 AM [ET]
Rep. Don Young (R-Alaska) increased his lead in the fight for his seat as the votes from absentee and provisional ballots were counted.

Bush presses Democrats on offshore drilling
By Jared Allen | Posted: 09/06/08 10:26 AM [ET]
President Bush called on Democrats Saturday to “immediately” lift the ban on offshore drilling, using his first radio address after the Republican National Convention to push the energy debate.

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