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HOUSTON, TX—Taking accountability for a massive spill in the Gulf of Mexico, BP released a statement Wednesday apologizing for thinking that oil would look as cool spilled into the ocean as it does in puddles. “We thought the light would hit it and make it all cool and iridescent like it does on the side of the…

The agency says it deployed many of its officers assigned to the port of entry to help Border Patrol agents apprehend and process asylum-seeking migrants along the southern border.

At least 100,000 vetted drivers will have a third option for their daily commute between El Paso and Juarez, Mexico, beginning at 8 a.m. on Friday.

Luke Randall drove a stolen digger through town to a petrol station where he attempted to steal an ATM machine but instead caused $170,000 in damages before...

U.S. CBP suspended vehicle processing at one port of entry in Texas while reducing processing at an entry point in Arizona in response to a surge in migrant encounters.

Privatisation minister reveals difficulties faced in putting together a credible PIA board

Currency likely to move in narrow band in current week

Customs and Border Patrol is closing some crossings yet again due to migrant surges.

The flight is a one-off of its kind so far, and is not carrying fare-paying passengers.

BP stock has increased only 1% year-to-date, compared to a 19% growth in the S&P index.