Ebola Outbreak Forces Hong Kong, UK Officials To Grapple With 'Threat'
As the Ebola virus is becoming increasingly global, officials in Hong Kong and the U.K. are creating response plans.
Tornado In Revere, Mass., Confirmed By National Weather Service [PHOTOS]
The National Weather Service confirms that a tornado touched ground in Revere after winds left countless reports of damage Monday morning.
Eid Al-Fitr Massacre In The Philippines: 21 Dead, Including Women And Children
A group that included several women and children was attacked while traveling to celebrate the end of Ramadan.
Pope Francis To Visit Philadelphia In His First US Trip Next Year
The pontiff will make his first visit to the U.S. in September 2015 for the church's World Meeting of Families.
Costa Concordia To Be Dismantled And Sold For Scraps
Two and a half years after she capsized off Italy’s Isola del Giglio, the Costa Concordia will finally be hauled off and sold for scraps.
Gaza Crisis: John Kerry Pushes For Cease-Fire, 'Too Much Bloodshed'
U.S. and Egyptian government officials continue to urge Hamas to reconsider the cease-fire plan to reel back Israeli's escalation in Gaza.
LGBT Executive Order: Obama Moves To Ban Anti-LGBT Discrimination
President Obama signed a presidential executive order to ban discrimination against LGBT workers by federal contractors.
JK Rowling Planning More Books For Cormoran Strike Than Harry Potter
Only two books into the series, J.K. Rowling has already planned for Cormoran Strike to get more books than Harry Potter.
Cargo Manifest For Flight MH17 Reveals Pets, Diplomatic Mail on Board
Animals and a large amount of valuable cargo were also lost in the crash in addition to the 298 people aboard.
Malaysia PM Says No Distress Calls Were Received From MH17
Prime Minister Razak did not confirm if the plane was shot down, however the government has planned an investigation.
6 Worst Civilian Airliner Shootdowns In The Last 40 Years
If Malaysian and Ukrainian investigations confirm flight MH17 was shot down, it will be the worst tragedy of its kind in recent history.
Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17: In Blame Game, No One Takes Responsibility
Pro-Russia separatists blame the government, Ukraine says rebels' guilt "is clear as day," and confirmed information is scarce.
JFK Assassination Wiki Article Anonymously Edited By Congress, Report
Conspiracy theory? Twitter account says Congress edited the Wikipedia page on JFK's assassination.
Detroit Water Shut-offs Declared 'Major Health Disaster' By RNs
The largest union for registered nurses in the country have declared the Detroit water shut-offs a "disgraceful attack" on human rights.
Nadine Gordimer, Nobel Laureate And Activist, Dies At Age 90
South African writer and anti-apartheid activist Nadine Gordimer died on Monday.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi Formally Accepts Invitation To The US
India's new prime minister to meet Obama in September.
CIA Officer Expelled From Germany Is Not The First
The CIA chief in Germany is the highest-ranking U.S. intelligence figure to be expelled from Germany, but not the first.
'Katrina Mayor' Ray Nagin Sentenced To 10 Years For Corruption Charges
Former New Orleans mayor was found guilty for his involvement in a bribery scandal while his city attempted to recover from Hurricane Katrina.
Fans Waiting Hours To Ride Harry Potter World Attractions
Trying to ride 'Escape from Gringotts'? Good luck. The main attraction in the Wizarding World of Harry Potter needs a new spell.
2016 Republican National Convention To Be Held In Cleveland
The Republican National Committee announced the host city for the 2016 Republican National Convention.
Brisbane Airport Delays Flights After Woman Drives Onto Tarmac
Brisbane Airport experienced delays on all flights after a woman breached security and drove onto the tarmac.
Central American Earthquake Leaves Two Dead
The earthquake's epicenter was one mile north-northeast of Puerto Madero, Guatemala.
Guns and Car Crashes The Leading Causes Of Death For Young Americans, CDC Study Says
"Preventable" injuries and gun violence take thousands of young lives, says a new study.
Vatican Approves Of Exorcisms, Recognizes International Association of Exorcists
With a pontiff known for not shying away from exorcisms, the Vatican has officially approved of the practice.
Nearly 80 African Refugees Lost At Sea, UN Reports
Scores of North African refugees are lost at sea after attempting to reach Italy for asylum.
Russian Ban On Public Swearing Starts Today
Legislation signed off by President Putin in May comes into effect today.
Bomb Blast In Nigeria Leaves At Least 15 Dead
The latest attack by Nigeria's Islamic extremist group leaves at least 15 dead.
Tropical Storm Arthur, First Of the Season, Forms Off Coast Of Florida
Tropical Storm Arthur just formed off the coast of Florida and is likely to gain strength.
AP To Begin Automating Business News Stories
The Associated Press continues to "leap forward" with its automated news advancements.
GM Ignition Switch: 7.6 Million Cars In New Recall, 25 Million Total
The recently rescued carmaker has recalled more than 25 million vehicles in 2014.
