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Ebola In Russia? 2 African Students Hospitalized For Ebola Tests After Showing Symptoms

The two students of Oryol State University were hospitalized Thursday after returning from their home in Guinea-Bissau in West Africa.

Hong Kong Protests: Leung Chun-ying Agrees To Open Talks With Student Demonstrators

Leung Chun-ying told reporters that he wanted to work with protesters, but that China's decision on the city's elections could not be changed.

AbbVie Asks Shareholders To Vote Against $54B Shire Acquisition Deal

AbbVie said that the new tax rules, which eliminated benefits of inversion deals, had reduced the financial benefits of the transaction.

Will.i.am Launches ‘Puls’ Smartwatch With 3G And Voice-Controlled Interface

Unlike most other wearable devices, Puls can connect to a cellular network automatically to make calls and send text messages.

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Man Booker Prize Goes To Richard Flanagan For ‘The Narrow Road To The Deep North'

The prestigious award for works of fiction included American authors as nominees for the first time in its 46-year history.

Australian Special Forces Sent To ‘Advise And Assist’ Against ISIS In Iraq Held Up Over Legal Status

Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott reportedly said that he was confident that a deal would be reached in the next few days.

Iraqi Troops Abandon Military Base To ISIS Raising Concerns Over Military Strategy In Iraq And Baghdad's Safety

Concerns have been raised about military strategy in Iraq after Iraqi troops abandoned a base while under attack from ISIS.

Ebola Nurse In Dallas: Why One Texas Hospital Couldn't Contain Ebola

Federal officials are considering requiring that Ebola patients be transferred to hospitals with special containment units.

Premier League Overseas: US Soccer Head Skeptical, But Incentives Great For Regular Season Games Abroad

U.S. soccer president Sunil Gulati is wary of the English Premier League's overseas plans, but a financial windfall could await.

UK Anti-Terror Police Arrest Six People On Suspicion Of Terrorism

Last week, the police had conducted a raid in central and west London, and detained five people for plotting a terrorist act.

Iran's President Says Nuclear Deal With West 'Certain'

Hassan Rouhani said a nuclear deal with the West was bound to happen. He said he believed it can be achieved by a Nov. 24 deadline.

Holder McDowell Faces Europeans In World Match Play

McDowell is seeded to play the tournament's top-ranked player, Henrik Stenson.

'Archer' Season 6 Premiere Won't Have ISIS In It; FX Show Isn't The Only One Affected

Producers revealed at New York Comic Con that "Archer" will not feature the name ISIS when Season 6 premieres in 2015.

UK Income Tax Receipts Set To Fall Short Of Target: OBR

Britain's public finances have deteriorated in recent months, hurt by slow growth in income tax receipts.

International Donors Pledge $5.4B For Reconstruction Work In Gaza Strip

At a conference attended by envoys of nearly 30 nations, Qatar committed $1 billion in aid -- the single largest donation by any country.

New ISIS Propaganda Video, Magazine Article Featuring John Cantlie Released

An article, written under John Cantlie’s name, which appeared in an ISIS propaganda magazine named Dabiq, accompanied a new video.

Euro Zone Seeks To Soften German Opposition To Stimulus Spending

The euro zone's sinking fortunes are raising alarm among global policymakers who fear the bloc is again dragging on the world economy.

Hong Kong Police Remove Some Barricades, Say Protesters Can Stay

Many protesters in Admiralty donned face masks and goggles in preparation for possible use of tear gas or pepper spray.

Man Booker Prize 2014 Betting Odds: Neel Mukherjee, 'The Lives Of Others' Author, Favored To Win

The Man Booker Prize opened the competition to all eligible authors for the first time in 2014.

ISIS Uses New Strategy In Iraq, Targets Security Forces With Suicide Attacks And Car Bombs

Since Monday, 124 people in Iraq have been killed by car bombs or suicide bombers.

Google Reveals Data About European 'Right To Be Forgotten' Requests

Since a European court ruling in May, citizens can request Google remove links to "outdated or irrelevant" information about them.

Ebola In Brazil: Preliminary Test For First Suspected Case Comes Back Negative

The first of two tests indicates the man who arrived in Brazil from Guinea Sept. 19 does not have Ebola virus disease.

UK Authorities Watching 'Thousands' Of Suspected Terrorists In London Closely

The U.K. previously raised its threat level to "severe" as authorities believe more than 500 Britons have joined ISIS or al Qaeda.

Ebola: Number of Cases Is Doubling Every Three Weeks, Warns UN

The international body warned the global response to the Ebola outbreak needs to be '20 times greater' than it was at the start of October.

Palestinian State Recognition: British Parliament To Vote On Recognizing Palestine As A State

The motion, if passed, would not change government policy, but might signal a change in European attitudes to Palestinian statehood.

Kate Middleton Having Twins? Duchess Of Cambridge Pregnant With Two Baby Girls: Report

Kate Middleton is rumored to be expecting twins girls with Prince William.

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