Also: India trains crash, killing dozens.
Oil cleanup workers skim for oil from the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Perdido Pass in Orange Beach, Ala., during a heavy rain storm Sunday.From Reuters:
Oil giant BP Plc said a seep detected in the Gulf of Mexico may not be related to its blown out Macondo well, which has caused the biggest offshore oil spill in U.S. history.
Spokesman Robert Wine said on Monday that BP engineers were the source of information behind comments from the government's top official overseeing the spill response effort, Admiral Thad Allen, that a seep was detected "a distance from the well".
» Read the full story: BP says Gulf oil seep may not be from its wellSpokesman Robert Wine said on Monday that BP engineers were the source of information behind comments from the government's top official overseeing the spill response effort, Admiral Thad Allen, that a seep was detected "a distance from the well".
» Cajuns on Gulf worry they may need to move again [The New York Times]
In other news:
» 61 people killed in trains crash in east India [The Associated Press]
» Report: Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak is terminally ill [Jerusalem Post]
» In U.S. cities, HIV linked more to poverty than race [The Associated Press]