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By Eric Bolling There are numerous similarities that come to mind when comparing Hurricane Gustav with Hurricane Katrina three years ago, but there are also some key differences that will likely make this a much less devastating storm. The first similarity is the date. Hurricane Katrina devastated the U.S. Gulf Coast three years ago almost to the day. The other similarity is that both of ... read more

From the FOX Brain Room: As of 7:00 a.m. At least eight refineries across the U.S. Gulf Coast and almost all offshore oil output have been shut. A tenth of U.S. oil-refining capacity is off line and five sites are operating at reduced rates. More than 96% of offshore oil output and 82% of gas production is shut, the U.S. Minerals read more

A crowd of New Orleans evacuees waits for medical treatment and food in Birmingham, Ala. at the Birmingham Jefferson Civic Center, the city's largest holding facility for evacuees, which holds an estimated 1,000 people. Chris Hartsell, chief of operations for Birmingham, Ala., talks to Red Cross volunteers as more than 1,000 New Orleans evacuees set up camp at the Birmingham Jefferson ... read more

I write from Morgan City, La., which Sunday night was dead on to get the eye of Hurricane Gustav.  I wouldn't have it any other way.  I have covered every major hurricane in the U.S. for almost 25 years. My first trip to Morgan City was in 1992, for the second act of what was, until Katrina, the most costly hurricane in U.S. history: Andrew.  You'll remember that storm hit the east coast of ... read more

Sunday, Aug. 31 6:52pm CST The temperature is 92 degrees. Sweltering heat, hard to breathe. My skin is sweating faster than I can wipe it off my body. Bugs are everywhere, and they are loud. I am writing from my vehicle in Morgan City, La. We are waiting Hurricane Gustav’s eye, and it appears that we are in a prime location. Why would a person await the eye of a hurricane ... read more

John McCain may not be president, but he sounds like one. “This is a time when we have to do away with our party politics and we have to act as Americans,” the presumptive Republican Party presidential candidate told reporters during a satellite feed from St. Louis, when McCain announced the Republican Party is suspending all but necessary activities at its 2008 convention Monday. The ... read more

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The phone conversation, I imagine, will go something like this. “Hello, Kiss and Make Up Florist, how may I help you?” “Hi Susan, its Barack. I need to order 4,860,000 bouquets of roses.” “No problem Mr. O... Red or white?” “Both. Got any blue?” “Certainly sir, you still in trouble with Michelle over that Access Hollywood interview with the girls?” “No, far ... read more

"I am a Yellow Dog Democrat," 87-year-old Charles Johnson boasted proudly in his rich southern drawl along with a warm southern smile. "Yellow Dog Democrat?" I asked. "Yes," Charles replied. "I'd rather vote for a Yellow Dog Democrat than a Republican." Charles is from North Carolina, and, as they might say in is home state, he ain’t alone.  "I'm looking to be amazed," 19-year-old Brett ... read more

“Stop misleading the country you a—holes” screamed a young, sweaty, lanky, long-haired protestor Sunday outside Denver’s Pepsi Center. “Where you from” I asked? “F--- off” he said. Welcome to the 2008 Democratic National Convention! The protestor was yelling at police officers and reporters during a demonstration Sunday that shut down the main entrance to the Democrats’ ... read more