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• 4 Oil Firms Commit $1 Billion for Gulf Rapid-Response Plan - New York Times
• North Korea Says Latest US Sanctions Are Tantamount to `Hostile Policy' - Bloomberg
• Obama signs sweeping Wall Street overhaul into law - Reuters
• Cameron focuses on foreign trade - BBC News
• Arizona immigration law faces federal challenge Thursday - CNN
• Prosecutor's 2006 Firing Won't Result in Charges - New York Times

4 Oil Firms Commit $1 Billion for Gulf Rapid-Response Plan - New York Times Posted: 21 Jul 2010 09:20 PM PDT Telegraph.co.uk 4 Oil Firms Commit $1 Billion for Gulf Rapid-Response Plan New York Times Oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. The industry plans to build containment equipment to be kept on standby for emergency use. By JAD MOUAWAD Four of the world's biggest oil companies said on Wednesday that they were committing $1 billion to create a ... Oil giants commit $1 billion to spill response systemHouston Chronicle Gulf Deep-Water Drilling Should Resume on Case-by-Case Basis, Expert SaysBloomberg As US suspends deep-water oil drilling, other nations move aheadWashington Post San Francisco Chronicle -Los Angeles Times -Wall Street Journal all 3,192 news articles »

North Korea Says Latest US Sanctions Are Tantamount to `Hostile Policy' - Bloomberg Posted: 21 Jul 2010 09:51 PM PDT Washington Post North Korea Says Latest US Sanctions Are Tantamount to `Hostile Policy' Bloomberg North Korea denounced new US sanctions against its regime and said next week's naval exercises involving South Korean and American forces posed a threat to regional peace. "The sanctions are a direct expression of intensified ... Sanctions likely to enrage North KoreaABC Online Sanctions against North Korea to be expandedSan Francisco Chronicle Clinton and Gates visit Korean Demilitarized ZoneBBC News Washington Post -The Guardian -Aljazeera.net all 3,383 news articles »

Obama signs sweeping Wall Street overhaul into law - Reuters Posted: 21 Jul 2010 06:25 PM PDT The Hindu Obama signs sweeping Wall Street overhaul into law Reuters President Barack Obama signs the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act in Washington, July 21, 2010. By Ross Colvin WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Barack Obama signed into law on Wednesday the most comprehensive financial ... Financial reform law signedJackson Clarion Ledger Financial Reform Law: What's In, and What's OutCBS News Obama signs financial overhaul lawLos Angeles Times Sarasota Herald-Tribune -NECN all 1,550 news articles »

Cameron focuses on foreign trade - BBC News Posted: 21 Jul 2010 09:51 PM PDT The Guardian Cameron focuses on foreign trade BBC News David Cameron has promised to transform British foreign policy so that it is focused primarily on promoting UK businesses abroad. Speaking in New York on the last day of his trip to the US, the prime minister said he wanted diplomats to use every ... Obama's British Ally May Insprie GOP in 2012FOXNews BP exec invited to Lockerbie hearingCNN Cameron tells UK diplomats to put trade firstReuters BusinessWeek -The Associated Press -The Guardian all 5,553 news articles »

Arizona immigration law faces federal challenge Thursday - CNN Posted: 21 Jul 2010 11:51 PM PDT Journal Pioneer Arizona immigration law faces federal challenge Thursday CNN (CNN) -- The Obama administration's challenge to the controversial Arizona immigration law goes before a federal judge Thursday. The Justice Department's lawsuit, seeking to stop the law from going into effect, ... As Arizona immigration law looms, local tensions mountWashington Post Republicans challenge Obama on Arizona lawsuitSan Jose Mercury News Cases lining up to challenge Ariz. immigration lawThe Associated Press Arizona Republic -NPR -Tbo.com all 552 news articles »

Prosecutor's 2006 Firing Won't Result in Charges - New York Times Posted: 21 Jul 2010 09:00 PM PDT Los Angeles Times Prosecutor's 2006 Firing Won't Result in Charges New York Times WASHINGTON — A special prosecutor has decided not to bring any criminal charges in connection with the firing of a United States attorney in 2006 in a political controversy that dogged the George W. Bush administration until its final ... Justice Department will not seek charges in US attorney dismissalsLos Angeles Times Letter: No charges in firing of 9 US attorneys during Bush yearsCNN DOJ: Prosecutor firing was politics, not crimeThe Associated Press BusinessWeek -Politico (blog) -KPBS all 405 news articles »

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