WASHINGTON (AP) -- What now on the side of the Gulf? News of another oil clothe fire in the Gulf of Mexico, likewise by and by in the pattern of the BP oil effuse, has set off a wave of solicitude along the Gulf Coast and prompted calls for the government to reach out its six-month ban on deepwater ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- Israel and the Palestinians have set a goal of reaching a final peace settlement within one year, a highly ambitious aim given out of the scheme of failures and future obstacles. Here are some questions and answers about the peace process and the prospects for prosperous issue. Q. What would a peace deal look ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The troop whose Gulf of Mexico oil platform erupted in flames this week cited the persistence's "choice close custody account" when it opposed a proposed federal rule last year that would beseech offshore oil and gas operators to have safety systems aimed at reducing workers' mistakes. The dominion still hasn't propose the safeness rule in ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- The White House is condemning attacks in Pakistan that left dozens dead. White House press secretary Robert Gibbs says the timing of the violence makes the attacks "even more reprehensible," coming during the Muslim profoundly good month of Ramadan and for the sake of example Pakistan recovers from devastating floods. The Pakistani Taliban has ...

WASHINGTON (AP) -- President Barack Obama plans to meet at the White House next week with NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen (AHN'-derz FOHG RAHS'-moo-sihn). White House spokesman Robert Gibbs says the visit is office of Obama's ongoing consultations through allies. The couple leaders are expected to discuss NATO's role in Europe and Afghanistan, viewed like well preparations for ...