U.S. President Obama said that BP agreed to a $20 billion fund to cover damages from the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

Fisherman and other local residents of a small town in Louisiana react to President Obama’s speech with mixed emotions.

At least 13 people killed and others injured after two cargo trains collide in Mexico’s western state of Sinaloa.

President Obama pledges to contain the Gulf oil spill, as he moved to harness public outrage into support for cutting U.S. dependence on oil.

Hundreds of security guards at the World Cup went on strike over low wages and working conditions.

Exxon, Chevron, and Shell CEO’s shared their comments on BP’s oil leak.

U.S. President Obama vowed to do “whatever it takes,” to combat the oil spill disaster.

Gen. David Petraeus later said that he felt better after eating a couple of bananas.

U.S. President Obama will press BP executives to set up escrow account to pay damage claims to people hurt by the Gulf of Mexico oil spill.

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Rescued U.S. teenage sailor Abby Sunderland says her ordeal in the Indian Ocean has not dampened her desire to try to circumnavigate the world again.