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Backlogged cases are working their way through the system

It's a terrifying disease for sure. But the possibility of catching Ebola is remote.

New Jersey voters favor Democrat Hillary Clinton over their own Governor Chris Christie in the 2016 presidential race, according to a poll released on Wednesday.

The footage shows what appears to be members of the Nigerian military rounding up citizens, beating them, and carrying out extrajudicial executions in two separate incidents in the northeastern part of the country...

This is both wildly entertaining and extremely unsetting

Streets near U.S. Cellular Field and the CTA Red Line stop at 35th Street were closed this afternoon as emergency crews dealt with a caustic substance leaking from a truck, officials said.

Wembley and Munich were competing for final stages Germany may drop bid in favour of effort for Euro 2024 Englands bid to host the semi-finals and final of Euro 2020 at Wembley may be completely unchallenged at next mont...

With sales of old-time goodies on the up, Britain is hankering for treats that hit a sentimental sweet-spot newer brands can't. Now Sweets Made Simple, a new BBC cookery show starring confectioners Hope and Greenwood, ho...

More than 2,400 people are also injured

An Argentine activist who traces babies snatched from their parents by the 1970s military junta is reunited with her own grandson after 37 years.

111 prostitution victims recovered

South Sudan rebels fail to attend the second day of peace talks aimed at ending months of conflict, throwing the negotiations into doubt.

Halloumi and blue cheese such as Roquefort among the worst offenders, according to research published in British Medical Journal Many popular cheeses on sale in UK supermarkets contain high levels of salt, despite meeti...

The owner of a bus company that shuttles students between college campuses and the Chicago area has been charged in Lake County with Internet harassment stemming from disputes with customers who had complained about his ...

Executives guilty of manipulating the energy market could get two years in jail as ministers react to distrust of the Big Six.

Fourteen people were injured, three of them seriously, in a traffic accident involving two double-decker tour buses in Times Square in New York.

A 2-minute video primer on the British comedian who's rumored to take over The Late Late Show

One second Jon Stewart is tossing off his hazmat suit, the next he's trying to tape it back together. How can a late show host prepare for a plague with so many odd developments?

The federal government has concluded there's a new leaker exposing national security documents in the aftermath of surveillance disclosures by former NSA contractor Edward Snowden, U.S. officials tell CNN.

The killing Tuesday of a U.S. major general, believed to be at the hands of an Afghan soldier, marks the third instance of so-called "green-on-blue" attacks in Afghanistan in 2014. Such insider attacks have seen a sharp ...

The deadly flaw in the world's first jet airliner

Two double-decker buses collided today and then toppled a lamppost in New York’s Times Square, all in the middle of hundreds of tourists. â€"We were just about to cross the street and then this bus driver â€...