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Pentagon investigators are reportedly still searching for Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange, who helped release a classified US military video showing a US helicopter gunship indiscriminately firing on Iraqi civilians. …

Washington - When he ordered his escalation of the war in Afghanistan, President Obama pledged that U.S. troops “will begin to come home” in the summer of 2011. Discouraging …

Since the explosion of the British Petroleum Deepwater Horizon rig in the Gulf of Mexico on April 20, 2010, we have been treated to a case study in both …

Unflappable before lawmakers choking back their anger, BP's Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward responded to questions from the members of the House Committee on Energy and Commerce with the …

How inviting it looks, the fruit laid out for us in grocery stores and supermarkets in a profusion of bright color. Red, green, yellow, orange, purple ... Cherries, grapes, …

I know, I know. The thing I'm writing about is already days old. Folks are wrapping fish in it. And the longer I delayed this column, the more it …

“Oil is a messy business, even when it's legal,” says filmmaker Joe Berlinger, and we've all seen the effects of that business splashed across front pages and television sets …

How taxpayers are subsidizing BP’s disaster through the pentagon. Residents of Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama, and Florida are livid with BP in the wake of the massive, never-ending oil spill …

Israel plans to ease its land blockade of Gaza, The Guardian UK reports, but the controversial naval blockade will remain in place. Prime Minister Benyamin Netanyahu's office, on the …

The other day, in Part I of “Enough of This Crap,” I wrote the following: Reports have been coming out of the Gulf for days about British Petroleum …