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The blast was powerful enough to register as an earthquake and blew a crater 93 feet wide and 10 feet deep. it leveled the fertilizer plant and homes within a five-block radius. this is what that blast did to a nearby apartment complex. and to a nursing home. and to a childrens playground. and to the local school. in january, bp pleaded guilty to 11 counts of manslaughter for the deaths of 11 men who were killed in the explosion on the deepwater horizon rig in the gulf of mexico in april of 2010...

Years ago to blow up a federal building in oklahoma city. the blast was powerful enough to register as an earthquake and blew a crater 93 feet wide and 10 feet deep. it leveled the fertilizer plant and homes within a five-block radius. this is what that blast did to a nearby apartment complex. and to a nursing home. and to a childrens playground. and to the local school. in january, bp pleaded guilty to 11 counts of manslaughter for the deaths of 11 men who were killed in the explosion on the de...

Government contracts because of what that department called a lack of business integrity. bp executives say they are talking to the agency and working to lift the suspension. two of the companys rig supervisors and one former executive today pleaded not guilty to criminal charges related to the disaster. the supervisors are charged with manslaughter for ignoring high pressure readings before the blowout. one of them told reporters and this is a quote: i think about the tragedy of the deep water ...

1,600 acre property. those still living there can legally contest the states move. also, three former bp employees have entered not guilty pleas in connection with the deadly deep water horizon rig explosion in april 2010. two of the men were rig supervisors, the third was an executive. they entered their pleas and were released on bond, in new orleans, charged with manslaughter in the deaths of the 11 rig workers who died. in that disaster. trials are now set for early next year. high-level...

Also, three former bp employees have entered not guilty pleas in connection with the deadly deep water horizon rig explosion in april 2010. two of the men were rig supervisors, the third was an executive. they entered their pleas and were released on bond, in new orleans, charged with manslaughter in the deaths of the 11 rig workers who died. in that disaster. trials are now set for early next year. high-level negotiations resume today on capitol hill over the looming fiscal cliff. there are f...