A new study suggests that the 21-day quarantine period for Ebola may not be "sufficiently protective to public health."
President Barack Obama called the outbreak a "national security threat" with a "low margin for error."
The two students of Oryol State University were hospitalized Thursday after returning from their home in Guinea-Bissau in West Africa.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and 40 people from his staff heard about the plane's problems when they were checking out of their rooms.
Amazon, and other retailers, will recruit thousands of temporary workers to meet the holiday shopping rush.
AbbVie said that the new tax rules, which eliminated benefits of inversion deals, had reduced the financial benefits of the transaction.
This is the second time in less than a month that the two countries have traded hacking claims.
The litigation reportedly was linked to the manner in which the Indian generic drugmaker reported pricing data to Texas Medicaid.
Unlike most other wearable devices, Puls can connect to a cellular network automatically to make calls and send text messages.
Airports in the U.S., U.K., and Canada have started screening people at airports as a precautionary measure.
Itu Aba, also known as Tai Ping, is the only island in the potentially energy-rich Spratly islands large enough to accommodate a port.
Militants of the Islamic State group, who had, earlier this week, captured nearly 40 percent of Kobani, have been pushed back.
India in July blocked what would have been the first global trade reform in two decades.
Twitter users called for nurse Amber Joy Vinson to be killed because she flew from Cleveland to Dallas after treating Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan.
"Modern Family" actress Elizabeth Peña died at the age of 55.
The FBI warned U.S. businesses that hackers it believes to be backed by the Chinese government have recently launched attacks on American companies.
Olympic fencer Kamara James has died, but the cause and date of her death haven't been revealed.
The CDC has reportedly compiled a no-fly list of people who have been exposed to the deadly virus.
A group representing state pension officials says the credit rating agency has created the perception of a pension shortfall crisis.
Fears that the Ebola virus had entered Cleveland rose after Amber Vinson, the second infected Dallas nurse, traveled to the city.
Richard Plepler, CEO of HBO, said the network will offer a standalone service for noncable subscribers, but big questions loom.
The president said the outbreak is a "national security threat" and that "the procedures and protocols that are put in place must be followed."
