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New Yorkers have a lot to say about the diagnosis of the city's first Ebola patient Thursday evening.

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff appears to be the likely winner in Sunday's presidential election.

A doctor is being evaluated at Bellevue Hospital after coming down with fever and digestive symptoms following a trip to West Africa.

Dozens of Liberians under quarantine for suspicion of having contracted Ebola reportedly threatened to escape isolation in search of food Thursday, Liberian state media reported.

North Korea will reportedly ban international tourism starting Friday as a response to the ongoing Ebola epidemic in West Africa.

Despite a number of high-profile shootings in recent years — including Wednesday's Ottawa shootings — Canada's gun violence stats are low.

A new auto recall has been announced in which nearly 5 million vehicles should be serviced immediately to replace potentially faulty air bags.

Sites like Etsy.com feature retailers selling Ebola “prevention kits.”

The buzz about hazmat suits and victim get-ups as 2014's hot costumes has little basis in truth, according to Halloween stores.

The evolving official story of the Ebola outbreak impacts public perception and, potentially, even the response to the outbreak.

Survivors face a host of challenges, including fame, fear and fatigue.

The chances of catching Ebola in the United States are exceedingly slim. But if think you have the virus, here's what you should do.

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.

Reddit has acquired Alien Blue, the most popular unofficial app for viewing Reddit.com on Apple iPhones and iPads.

The CDC has reportedly compiled a no-fly list of people who have been exposed to the deadly virus.

The president said the outbreak is a "national security threat" and that "the procedures and protocols that are put in place must be followed."

American hospitals are shockingly unprepared to treat Ebola patients, nurses from across the United States said Wednesday.

Stocks in some companies that manufacture hazmat suits and face masks are on the rise as the Ebola virus outbreak continues its global spread.

Downloading or sharing the Snapchat photos and videos reportedly leaked by 4chan could send you to prison for 20 years.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has appeared in public for the first time since Sept. 3, according to state media.

Taco Bell has confirmed it is testing a "Sriracha Menu" featuring a number of items that include the popular Asian hot sauce as an ingredient.

The renowned Princeton University professor has been arrested during a protest in Ferguson, Missouri, a photograph posted on Twitter shows.

Ebola has become a part of life around the globe as health officials grapple with how to end an outbreak that has killed more than 4,000 people.

Teresa Romero's condition appears to have improved since she was treated with ZMapp, which has been effective in other cases.

First Lady Michelle Obama told a crowd, "I'm losing it. I'm getting old," after mispronouncing Iowa U.S. Senate candidate's name.

The influential movie website Box Office Mojo has disappeared from the Internet. No one seems to know what happened to it.

A 3-year-old boy who was injured after falling into the jaguar pit at an Arkansas zoo is reportedly in "stable" condition.

Kmart has been targeted in a data breach that exposed a number of its shoppers' debit and credit card information.

Not all charities are created equal, and that maxim proves true when it comes to Ebola relief efforts.