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Oklahoma tornado was stronger than Hiroshima bomb: How?

When the conditions are exactly right – and they were, for the tornado that devastated Oklahoma City yesterday – a tornado can unleash more power than the nuclear bomb dropped on Hiroshima.

Tornado season off to a late but deadly start

USA Update Texas tornadoes: The missing are found, more storms possible

Energy Voices Arctic Council: China looks north for oil, gas, and fish

Energy Voices Struggling at home, US coal finds markets overseas

Cruise ship couple overboard: Hunt for missing passengers (+video)

Fortune 500: Top 10 companies in 2013

Energy Voices Sally Jewell: How 'green' is the new Interior secretary?

USA Update No foul play suspected in Alabama fuel barge explosions (+video)

Energy Voices BP delays $10 billion Gulf of Mexico project due to rising costs

Netflix soars. Other stocks rise on recovery in oil prices.

Energy Voices House aims to expand oil drilling in Gulf of Mexico

Carnival to repay costs of rescue: What's the tab?

Carnival cruise ship fails health inspection. Why?

Will we ever understand 2012 drought? Study blames 'random weather' (+video)

Cuba agrees to return fugitive dad, wife, and two kids to US (+video)

BP trial witness says well 'drilled safely' in Gulf oil spill

Judge rejects BP bid to block Gulf spill payouts

Energy Voices BP to sell US wind assets, renew focus on petroleum

Carnival cruise ship secured following Alabama wind storm

Lake Erie: big algae problems, more to come

Another Carnival cruise ends poorly: Passengers to be flown home.

Modern Parenthood Rescue dog: While owners bask in Florida sun, Albie basks in dog-sitter attention

Energy Voices The richest oil barons in the US

Five energy challenges for Venezuela