Sixty-five years after striking oil in the Niger River Delta, the giant multinational is still learning what not to do.
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Grisly remains found at the tomb of the ancient Egyptian king’s head of sacrifices to the gods.
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Developers have cut down the forests of the tribe’s homeland and left them hopelessly hooked on booze, researchers say.
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Film premiere of “The Will to See” challenges Americans to re-engage with the world’s dangerous, desperate places.
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Would-be hijackers fled in speedboats as troops from a nearby destroyer dropped onto container ship’s deck from a helicopter.
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A Spanish zoo hopes the celebrations remind the world the survival of apes is threatened in the wild.
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The husband shot and killed one of the intruders who confronted him, his wife and their daughter.
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Guinea is the latest African country to experience a coup, its third since independence in 1958.
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Kanu is demanding $12 million from the Nigerian government for his June arrest and for Kenya to repatriate him to the UK.
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The village of Nyang’oma-Kogelo rose to global attention with Obama and faded with his exit from the White House.
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