Unprecedented crude oil demand declines over the second quarter of the year will wipe out over a decade of industry growth in barrel terms.

Chevron is currently running five rigs in the Permian basin, the company's chairman and CEO, Mike Wirth, revealed in a recent Bloomberg television interview.

The FPSO sector has not been immune to the oil industry slowdown, but it might be best-positioned to bounce back when the upstream recovers.

New figures released this week show a decline in suspected coronavirus cases across the UK's offshore oil and gas sector.

Rigzone panelists offer their top oil market hits and misses for the week ending May 8, 2020.

Classroom management gets social with sites like Twitter, Facebook and Pinterest helping teachers and students communicate and share knowledge.

As the lights went out in the Superdome, social media lit up like crazy.

Swedish start-up Flattr makes is an online tip jar of sorts.

Piper, a black cat that's made her home in a drainage pipe along Atlanta's Beltline, has become the trail's unofficial mascot and even has a mailbox.

Looking for a shortcut to salvation? The pope has an offer too good to resist.

Get on board! Connect with fellow green-minded Twitterers as you find new people to follow and pick up new followers of your own.

Dave Ramsey, Suze Orman, Jim Cramer and other active Twitter accounts.

Researchers find that twitter language is a better predictor of heart disease than income, smoking, age or weight.

Ad triggers #ILookLikeAnEngineer campaign — and a conversation about outdated stereotypes.

Exposing and discussing harassment is a way to send the message that it's not OK.

The former governor's visit will indicate how popular she really is back home and it could have major implications for the future of America's energy policy.

The polls have flipped in Alaska. Murkowski is leading, but Scott McAdams may be in the best position of all.

Finally, it appears that the networks' love affair with the Palin family is coming to a merciful end.

When looking for dates, do you specifically seek out other environmentalists to ride your tandem bike or share local fruit with?

Stay out of the doghouse and send a Valentine e-card to your honey. Here's our favorite free sites.

"Happy Halloween" and "Happy birthday" may not be sentiments heard very often in the same breath, according to a new study. The research finds that the number o

Instead of coloring Valentine’s treats with artificial red dye, try one of these natural red dye alternatives for cupcakes, cookies and more.

From rare orchids to a flower that lives for just a few hours, these blooms are the pick of the crop.

A fun, not-so-serious, but still-helpful chart that helps you select a vino based on what you're doing, not what you're eating.

Given all the stress, how many people actually like Valentine's Day?

After weeks of absence, sea lions are starting to climb back onto the docks at San Francisco's Pier 39 and SF Weekly thinks they know why they left in the first

Has Astoria finally found a way to drive away pinnipeds humanely?

More than half the cats in the U.S. are overweight. Here's how to get your feline fit again.

A new generation of do-it-yourselfers is bringing back a trend that started long ago with classic Volkswagens: turning standard vans into full-featured campers.

Passengers acted swiftly to save a visually impaired man who had fallen off a platform near an Atlanta public transit rail line.

This impressive feat of design in Chongqing, China connects eight roads, and somehow is still easy for drivers to navigate.

Six months ago, the clamorous Nepali capital of Kathmandu set out to ban excessive honking. And so far, it's working.

Despite its aim to ease a housing crunch and kill congestion, California's Senate Bill 827 has its detractors.

As a growing number of homeless people take to Los Angeles' subway system, officials consider installing mobile showers and bathrooms at certain stations.

Once a luxurious yacht and a racing steamer, this rusty ship is now mired in a creek off the Ohio River.

Why is Venus rotating 6.5 minutes slower than it was just 16 years ago?

The transit of Venus is so rare that it's visible only once every century or so, and will next to be seen by our descendents in 2117.

Observations of next month's historic Venus transit may eventually help astronomers spot and study alien planets circling faraway stars, one prominent researche

Much of the world will be able to witness a rare skywatching event on June 5, as Venus crosses the face of the sun in a spectacle that will not be visible again

On June 5, Venus will cross the face of the sun. If you live in North America, Europe, Asia or eastern Africa, you'll be able to witness this historic celestial

Although Venus is very bright, it is also very low in the sky, so you'll want to find a low southwestern horizon for the best view.

Venus will pass between Earth and the sun tomorrow, becoming visible in the early morning hours next week.

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's 'No Student Goes Hungry Program' aims to provide healthy, locally sourced meals to all students, K-through-college, who need them.

'What Were You Thinking?' is a podcast series that showcases real-life stories of adolescents who made life-altering choices.

New products like the KnoNap may help keep women and men safe while they are drinking and socializing.

The AAP clarified their child car seat guidelines to make them easier for parents to follow.

Study finds that only 17 percent of children create deep imaginary worlds but they also exhibit higher levels of creativity.

It's got to happen sooner or later. So take a deep breath — and a big sip of wine if you need it — and follow these tips for talking to your daughter about

Tips for moms on how, when, and what to talk about when talking to your son about puberty.

Guys may now have another reason to get off the couch: Watching TV has been linked to lower sperm counts.