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Having settled other charges, BP is now on trial for gross negligence. BP admits it made mistakes but denies gross negligence.
Oil company BP admitted guilt on Thursday for 11 counts of felony manslaughter in the catastrophic Deepwater Horizon oil spill of 2010.
A former BP engineer was charged by the Justice Department on Tuesday, with the agency claiming he destroyed records requested by prosecutors in the wake of the 2010 oil rig disaster in the Gulf of Mexico.
The year 2010 was a dramatic one for President Obama’s signature health care reform legislation.
BP Plc’s incoming CEO Robert Dudley has fired the company’s chief executive of exploration and production—overseeing deepwater drills—Andy Inglis, the company said on Wednesday.
Brad Pitt said the death penalty may be appropriate for those responsible for the BP oil spill.
The Gulf oil spill created a frenzy of reports on the devastating effects on the real estate market in local communities.
Sandra Bullock heads an all-star cast ranging from celebrity chefs to sports stars to sign a petition to restore the Gulf.
Nearly 2 million gallons of solvent have been sprayed over the Gulf of Mexico.
BP Chief Executive Officer Tony Hayward apologized for the oil spill disaster and the damage it caused in the Gulf of Mexico.
Massachusetts (UMass) Amherst researchers created a new iPhone app that allows users to upload wildlife information.
Rush Limbaugh blamed the Sierra Club for the Gulf oil spill. The Sierra Club responded by using Limbaugh’s statement.
BP released a statement explaining a new plan of action to stop the flow of oil pouring into the Gulf Of Mexico.
The Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington and Greenpeace demanded more footage and documents from BP.
After demands for greater transparency, BP has agreed to a public live video feed of the oil spill cleanup.
The EPA Administrator Lisa P. Jackson released a testimony on the federal response to the Gulf oil spill.
