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Health care workers can be at risk of contracting the Ebola virus during removal of their protective suits, doctors warn.

The Ebola outbreak currently ravaging West Africa continues to spread at an alarming rate, and the World Health Organization says that hospital beds, supplies and transportation are all in short supply. The United Nation...

The air marshal and his team were transported back the United States after Sunday's attack.

Flowers and a stuffed animal for Britain's Prince William after news that he and his wife Kate are expecting their second baby. The royal couple had their first child, Prince George last July. During a visit to Oxford fo...

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A spokesperson for the family of murdered American journalist Steven Sotloff said on Monday that "moderate" Syrian rebels, backed by the United States government, had sold Sotloff to the Sunni extremist group Islamic Sta...

Dramatic pictures have emerged of a recently closed rollercoaster in Los Angeles that collapsed after fire broke out on the wooden frame.

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said the U.S. would stand "shoulder to shoulder" next to Iraq's new government as he announced plans to travel to the region to forge an alliance to combat Islamic State militants. Iraq...

(Reuters) - Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko visited the eastern port of Mariupol on Monday and promised to deal a "crushing defeat" to pro-Russian rebels massed on the edge of town if they tried to advance in violat...

(Reuters) - Chinese President Xi Jinping will make his first visit to India as head of state on a regional visit starting this week which will also take in Sri Lanka, the Maldives and Tajikistan, the foreign ministry sai...

Having sex with non-Jewish men -- for money -- would make the female recruits better Orthodox Jews, leaders promised

More rain has dropped on the desert state's capital in a single day than is usual during its three wettest months

WASHINGTON

The White House said Monday that President Barack Obama believes he has all the authority he needs to implement his current military strategy to confront Islamic State. U.S. warplanes carried out five strikes on Islamic ...

At least 12 civilians are killed when al Shabaab militants launch twin attacks against African peacekeepers and government vehicles Monday. It's the first major attack since al Shabaab's vowed to avenge the killing of it...

Clashes erupted in East Jerusalem on Monday evening (September 8), during a funeral procession for 16-year-old Mohammed Sinokrot, who died of wounds sustained in minor clashes with Israeli border police last week. Israel...

Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has undergone successful prostate surgery and is said to be recovering. After visiting Khamenei, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani told state TV the country's most powerful l...

The US president speaks on the phone to Haider al Abadi as the Iraqi parliament swears in a new government in Baghdad.

A fourth American has contracted Ebola in West Africa.

The winger hopes to be fit next month to join Alexis Sánchez and Danny Welbeck and savour the massive buzz around the club Theo Walcott believes he will return from a cruciate knee ligament injury as an even quicker pla...

A second year of badger culling begins in parts of Somerset and Gloucestershire in a bid to tackle bovine TB.

Relatives of MH370 victims say they are being intimidated by the Chinese government.