‘Static Kill’ Appears to Be Working in Well, BP Says
By CLIFFORD KRAUSS
BP said that pumping heavy drilling mud into its stricken well in the Gulf seemed to stabilize pressure.
BP said that pumping heavy drilling mud into its stricken well in the Gulf seemed to stabilize pressure.
NAIROBI — The new constitution seeks to address a flawed system that has exacerbated ethnic rifts.
SAN FRANCISCO — A federal judge struck down California’s voter-approved ban on gay marriage, handing a temporary victory to gay rights advocates in a legal battle likely to be settled by the Supreme Court.
JERUSALEM — The United Nations largely vindicated Israel’s account of how the fighting with Lebanon started on Wednesday.
NOIDA, India — American and British lawyers — who might once have turned up their noses at the idea of moving to India — are re-evaluating.
PESHAWAR, Pakistan — Eleven people were wounded in the suicide bombing attack, which came as residents in much of northwestern Pakistan are struggling to recover from severe floods that killed hundreds.
PARIS — The Internet giant said it would change its policy for most of Europe to allow advertisers to buy terms that have been trademarked by others as keywords.
TEHRAN — An Iranian state-run broadcaster said that reports of a grenade attack on the president’s motorcade were false.
MAU SUMMIT, Kenya — Two and a half years after the disputed presidential election of December 2007, Kenya’s Rift Valley is still a land of raw feelings.
BAXTER, Minn. — Washington responded to the disaster in Haiti by lifting visa requirements, and some safeguards were ignored.
WASHINGTON — Only about 26 percent of the oil from the gulf leak is still onshore or in the water, and most of it is breaking down rapidly, officials say.
BP says its latest method is working, a report says that much of the oil has dissipated, and the Flaming Lips.
“Politicians for and against the draft have had their say and now its our turn,” writes George Gopal in Kenya.
A Kenyan electoral worker checked a voter’s fingers at a polling station in Kosachei.
Traces of Buddhism, Islam and Hinduism are evident in the art of the island.
Christoph Niemann shares his visual diary documenting a flight from New York to Berlin.
The NBA star said he visited Israel for “purely spiritual and educational” reasons.
Responding to the needs of Pakistan’s flooded northwestern region is not something Washington and Islamabad can afford to get wrong.
After years of violence and a weak government, many are unaware of U.S. goals.
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