President Obama Feigns Interest in Oil-Related Mundane Things
It's his fourth visit to the Gulf region, and he's getting more involved than ever.
By Dan AmiraIt's his fourth visit to the Gulf region, and he's getting more involved than ever.
By Dan AmiraA naked bike ride this weekend provided another chance to take a swing at BP.
By Chris RovzarSome 9/11 families are upset.
By Dan AmiraThe president will address the oil spill in a televised statement on Tuesday.
By Mike VilenskyTensions are higher than usual with our neighbors across the pond.
By Mike VilenskyPut those pointing fingers down, Congress.
By Mike VilenskyLeave Tony Hayward and the Empire State Building alone!
By Dan AmiraThe equivalent of one Exxon Valdez disaster occurred every eight to ten days.
By Josh DuboffMedia access to spill sites is being stifled by BP and even the government.
By Dan AmiraCrazy shenanigans were afoot in Congress today.
By Dan AmiraAn invisible danger!
By Chris Rovzar"Give me a call," she writes.
By Josh DuboffInstead, we should just kill them.
By Dan AmiraObama would fire BP CEO Tony Hayward, but he won't yell at him.
By Dan Amira"I was down there a month ago, before most of these talking heads were even paying attention to the Gulf."
By Josh DuboffThe polls show widespread disapproval.
By Dan AmiraLatest attempt has resulted in some progress.
By Josh DuboffCNN points out that the ocean was even worse off in 1991.
By Mike VilenskyThe cap is capturing only about 1,000 barrels of the 20,000 barrels the earth is ejecting each day.
By Chris RovzarThe former First Lady lends her support, in a way.
By Dan Amira