More than 10,000 people infected with Ebola, WHO says
Nearly half of the more than 10,000 Ebola patients in largest outbreak ever have died, the World Health Organization said Saturday
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Nearly half of the more than 10,000 Ebola patients in largest outbreak ever have died, the World Health Organization said Saturday
Iraqi forces reportedly have retaken most of a town near Baghdad; separately, a U.S. Marine dies in noncombat incident
Woman claimed she killed man in self-defense but was executed for premeditated murder; human rights groups condemn case as "deeply flawed"
The Iraqi city fell to ISIS last June after the Iraqi army fled. Now a group of volunteers hopes to retake the strategic city from Islamic militants
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Clearer profile of gunman who went on rampage in Canadian capital: drug problems, isolated, ideologically obdurate
Washington and its allies "throwing their might to remove the risks they have created themselves," Russian leader says
Popular evangelist urged to apologize on his TV show for bizarre claim about AIDS risk in African nation
Bank clerk with no special training tricked British traitors and gathered potentially lethal info intended for the Nazis, files reveal
Officials say soldiers and militiamen treated for poisoning after clashes with militants north of Bagdad
Says millions of vaccine doses could be ready by mid-2015; at least five experimental drugs are expected to join others already undergoing clinical trials
WHO to send team of experts after officials confirm setback for West African efforts to contain deadly virus
Senior member of an al Qaeda affiliate has sparked debate among jihadists, giving American captive's parents new hope
Pro-democracy movement leaders say they'll hold referendum to decide whether it's time to throw in the towel
Analysts figure d they knew which nation's vessel it was, if it was there at all; this was biggest such search by Sweden since final years of Soviet Union