WASHINGTON, Oct. 28 (UPI) — U.S. gasoline prices stayed on a steady decline Monday with a national average cost of $3.28 per gallon, 7 cents cheaper than last week, the AAA reported. The average price for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline was 26 cents less than a year ago, the report said. The highest average price in the country was $3.72 in California and the lowest, $2.94, was in Missouri. The Energy Information Administration, the analytical division of the U.S. Energy Department, said it expected a national average of $3.34 for the rest of the year. Refiners in the United States produce a winter blend of gasoline starting in September. It’s cheaper to produce than the summer blend, which requires extra processing because of environmental regulations. Jay Z defends deal with Barneys after fan furor over racism allegations Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr are getting a divorce Porn […]