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Thursday: McChrystal Delays Kandahar Operation; BP Shares Plunge

At least 40 people were killed and more than 70 were wounded Wednesday night when a suicide bomber struck a wedding party in Afghanistan's Kandahar province, considered the birthplace of the Taliban and the focus of an upcoming U.S. military…

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Jun 10

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Amid Oil Leak, Business Leaders Urge Energy Sector Investment, Research

President Obama met Thursday with families of workers killed in the Gulf rig explosion, but he also met with business leaders to discuss energy issues facing the U.S. Judy Woodruff speaks with two of those executives, venture capitalist John Doerr…

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Jun 10

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Heavy Oil Breaches Alabama, Florida Coastlines

Heavy oil fouled more coastline near the Alabama-Florida border, as lawmakers stepped up pressure on BP to expedite its response to claims filed against the company for leak-related damages.

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Jun 09

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On the Gulf Coast, Media Access Can Be Hard to Come By

Updated 5:20pm ET BP Chief Operating Officer Doug Suttles issued this letter on media access Wednesday. In the statement, Suttles says "BP fully supports and defends all individuals rights to share their personal thoughts and experiences with journalists…

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Jun 09

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Containment Cap Collects Slightly More Oil; BP Looks to Boost Capacity

Click image for larger view. BP's oil containment system captured about 15,000 barrels (630,000 gallons) of oil Tuesday, up slightly from the 14,800 barrels collected Monday, Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen said in a news briefing Wednesday.

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Jun 09

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Wednesday: Slew of November Races Set; Adm. Allen Criticizes BP Response

Pundits and voters alike are poring over the results of party primaries and runoffs in 12 states Tuesday, the busiest day yet in this year's congressional and gubernatorial elections. Democratic Sen. Blanche Lincoln of Arkansas narrowly overcame…

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Jun 09

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Lawmakers: Effects of Oil Spill Could Linger for Years Along Gulf Coast

Obama administration officials were grilled during five separate congressional hearings over the consequences of the oil spill and the ongoing cleanup efforts. Jim Lehrer gets two points of view, from Florida's Sen. Bill Nelson and Wyoming's Sen. John Barrasso.

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Jun 09

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BP Increases Estimate of Oil Captured From Leaking Well

BP said it has pumped another 630,000 gallons of oil from the damaged well, as the U.S. government prepares to release new estimates of the amount of oil flowing into the in the Gulf of Mexico. Jim Lehrer reports on…

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Jun 08

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NOAA Confirms Presence of Subsea Oil Plumes in Gulf

Weatherbird II oil sampling stations (Image credit: NOAA) The federal government confirmed Tuesday that subsea clouds of dispersed oil have been found at least 40 miles from the site of the Deepwater Horizon oil leak in the…

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Jun 08

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Oil-Covered Birds a Vivid Symbol of the Crisis in the Gulf

By Joanne Jennings

Images of oil-covered birds are among the most vivid symbols of the wildlife damage wrought by the Deepwater Horizon spill. The brown pelican, which graces the Louisiana state flag and was just brought back from the brink of…

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