Voice of AmericaMilitants: Ex-president is Sponsor of Nigeria Oil AttacksVoice of AmericaPoliticians long have been accused of backing the oil militants. Southerners are accused of trying to destabilize the government of President Muhammadu Buhari, a Musli …

Voice of AmericaUS-backed Kurdish Forces Benefiting From Oil in SyriaVoice of AmericaWhen Kurdish-led forces took control of Shaddadi in northeastern Syria in February, they not only pushed back Islamic State militants who had been there for nearly one yea …

Voice of AmericaNigerians Split Over Negotiating With Oil MilitantsVoice of AmericaNigeria's government wants to go to the bargaining table with militants in its oil-producing Niger Delta region. But activists in the region are divided over whether neg …

Milpitas: City engineering department continues to outsource workSan Jose Mercury NewsMuch as it has in recent weeks, Milpitas continues to outsource large aspects of its city engineering work to outside consulting companies in an apparent effort to fill a …

Hindustan TimesWatch | Engineering student builds voice-controlled wheelchair in BiharHindustan TimesWhat Stephen Hawking drives, may soon be available here. Not as much sophisticated as the one used by the world acclaimed physicist and cosmologist, a Biha …

Huffington PostBlack Twitter's Perfect Response To People Cooking With Oil SheenHuffington PostA London-based student named Coral brought attention to the phenomenon in a tweet that went viral this week. While attending a barbecue at a friend's hou …

BloombergSaudis Heed an Oil Warning From HistoryBloombergAfter the failure of the Doha deal to freeze oil production, Saudi Arabia's output is now almost certain to rise in the coming months. It wants to regain market share in China and meet the summer …

Business InsiderOil baron Harold Hamm endorses Trump, calls him a 'business leader's candidate'Business InsiderHOUSTON (Reuters) - Harold Hamm, chief executive of shale oil producer Continental Resources and Mitt Romney's 2012 energy advise …

The IndependentSaudi Arabia's retreat from oil places it on the right side of historyThe IndependentFor Saudi Arabia to break its “addiction” to oil sounds a bit like the Catholic Church trying to end its addiction to Christianity. It is not only the w …

BloombergChinese Oil's Inconvenient TruthBloombergSinopec and PetroChina together account for more than half the fuel sold in China, so their quarterly numbers provide a useful indicator of the world's number-one source of expected oil-demand growt …