5th doctor in Sierra Leone dies from Ebola
Country ravaged by Ebola virus struggling to keep its medical professionals safe; WHO convenes regional meeting to address virus
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Peeved passengers describe "chaos" on cruise ship
Bahamas Celebration hit something and had to return to port; passengers tell of darkness, no life preservers in rooms, lack of food
Amid Ebola outbreak, Bill Gates pledges more money to fight malaria
"I really do believe that malaria can be eradicated in my lifetime," 59-year-old philanthropist and Microsoft co-founder says
Historic gate at Nazis' Dachau concentration camp stolen
The wrought-iron gate bears the Nazis' cynical slogan "Arbeit macht frei," or "Work sets you free"; police ask for public's help
Jerusalem's holiest site for Jews, Muslims at center of new dispute
Israel's prime minister promises to maintain worship arrangement for Temple Mount/Noble Sanctuary as tensions rise
ISIS' mass executions of Sunni men, women and children continues
Extremists lined up and shot dead in public another 50 Iraqis from same tribe Sunday, officials said, raising slaughter toll to some 150 so far
"There is no ambiguity" on climate change, U.N. concludes
Massive climate assessment by world body delivers stark message about the effects of man on the planet -- will America, China listen?
After Burkina Faso dictator flees, who's in charge?
Violent street protests in Ougadougou end 27 years of autocratic rule, but leave numerous questions about the way forward
Iranian-British woman gets prison for going to volleyball game
Ghoncheh Ghavami, 25, found guilty of "propagating against the ruling system" after trying to attend Iran-Italy men's volleyball match
Officials: 50 Iraqis executed by ISIS in latest massacre
In the militant group's latest mass killing, Iraqi officials say at least 50 men and women were shot to death in Anbar province
U.N. expresses "deep outrage" at ISIS
Security Council says actions by Islamic militants "may constitute war crimes and crimes against humanity"
Canada restricts visas amid Ebola scare
People from West African countries hard hit by the virus will no longer be granted visas to enter Canada, government says
Ebola treatment center opens in Liberia
Treatment facility can hold up to 200 patient; some signs illness may be declining
Archeologists to search grave in bid to solve Spanish Civil War mystery
Renowned poet Federico Garcia Lorca was among tens of thousands of civilians executed and buried in unmarked graves in 1936
Photos of the week
The best images from the week's news, Oct. 24 - Oct. 31, 2014
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2 Native American women make history in midterms
All the House districts that flipped in the midterm elections
The 2026 blue wave, in charts
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Mamdani says Democrats must keep their "foot on the gas"
Trump touts White House ballroom after GOP midterm losses
