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Obama Poll: Voters Are Angry, Mostly Disapprove Of President Before Midterm Elections

Republicans already are expected to win three of the six seats they need to control the Senate.

Ebola Outbreak 2014: Georgia, Minnesota Governors Institute New Restrictions

Georgia and Minnesota instituted new Ebola restrictions Monday, the same day N.J. and N.Y. eased mandatory quarantine requirements.

Kaci Hickox's Ebola Quarantine Raises Legal Questions Surrounding Response By Chris Christie, Andrew Cuomo

Nurse Kaci Hickox, who returned to the U.S. after treating patients in Sierra Leone, has described her quarantine experience as "frightening."

Marysville-Pilchuck High School Shooting: Timeline Of School Gun Deaths Since Columbine

Friday's Marysville-Pilchuck High School shooting is the latest in a long line of school shootings.

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Tunisians Elect New Parliament To Consolidate Young Democracy

The large number of parties in Sunday's election, from conservative Islamist Salafist movements to Socialists, means a coalition is the probable outcome.

US Ambassador To The UN Samantha Power Travels To West Africa In The Wake Of Ebola Quarantine Moves By 3 States

Samantha Power's trip comes as three U.S. states begin mandating quarantines for health workers returning from the Ebola-stricken region.

US Ambassador Travels To West Africa As Ebola Quarantine Moves Take Hold

The U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations is visiting West Africa, as more stringent quarantine regulations take hold in some states.

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Ebola In US: President Obama Lauds CDC Response, Urges Public To Be 'Guided By Science'

The president did not mention the mandatory quarantines of so-called high-risk travelers announced by two state governors.

Ebola Virus Outbreak News: President Obama Hugs Nurse Nina Pham After NIH Declares Her Ebola-Free

In a show of good faith, President Obama hugged Ebola-free nurse Nina Pham on Friday in the Oval Office of the White House.

Iran Nuclear Talks: US, World Leaders Down To Wire On Sanction Negotiations

The U.S., EU and Russia are closing in on the deadline to make a nuclear deal with Iran, and success seems unlikely.

Midterm 2014: Kentucky, Massachusetts, Georgia, Kansas, New Hampshire Races To Watch

With 11 days left, what to watch for in Senate and governor's races in Kentucky, Kansas, Georgia, Masssachusetts and New Hampshire.

Marysville High School Shooting: Student Gunman Dead, Details Emerging About Other Injuries

Police confirmed that the gunman is dead and several people may be wounded after a shooting at Marysville-Pilchuck High School.

Ebola In New York: Obama Offers Federal Support To Help Contain Newest Case

President Obama asked the state's governor and the city's mayor to remain in constant touch with his administration about the latest Ebola case.

Ebola In NYC 2014: Dr Craig Spencer’s Virus Ignites Twitter

Twitter was abuzz after New York City doctor Craig Spencer was diagnosed with Ebola Thursday.

Ebola 21 Days: West African Travel Watch Reasonable, Says Public Health Expert

Each day 150 people arrive in the U.S. from Liberia, Sierra Leone or Guinea, the three West African nations most affected by the Ebola outbreak.

Ebola Risk US 2014: CDC Response And Prep Team Details Emerge

The government has created Ebola response squads to help hospitals get ready to treat infected patients.

Mo'Ne Davis Little League World Series 2014

VIDEO Mo’Ne Davis Chevy Commercial: Little Leaguer's Marketing Image Grows Without NCAA Objections

Burgeoning marketing star Mo'Ne Davis appears in a Chevy ad during the World Series without NCAA objections.

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2014 Midterm Elections: Polls In Key Senate Races Too Close To Call

With less than two weeks to go, several polls show the 2014 Senate race remains very competitive.

Ebola Outbreak 2014: North Korea The Latest Country To Restrict Travel

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

Climate Change Politics Draw Dollars, Few Voters

Politicians on both sides are trying to get voters excited about environmental issues — if not for the midterms, then for 2016.

White House Fence Jumper Dominic Adesanya Mentally Ill, Father Says

Dominic Adesanya was paranoid and "heard voices," according to his father. He was subdued by K-9 dogs Wednesday on the White House lawn.

Kim Jong Un: North Korean Leader Ordered American Jeffrey Fowle’s Release, Says Pyongyang

North Korean officials said Wednesday that Kim Jong Un had personally ordered the release of detained American Jeffrey Fowle as a favor to the U.S.

Ebola In New Jersey: Chris Christie Unveils Virus Response Plan

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie designated three hospitals to take in travelers displaying Ebola symptoms upon arrival at the Newark airport.

Who Is Nathan Cirillo? Soldier Killed In Ottawa Shooting 2014 Identified

Cirillo, 24, was a reservist from the Argyll and Sutherland Highlanders of Canada regiment in Hamilton, Ontario.

ISIS Battle In Kobani: US Collaborates With Kurdish Fighters To Save Border Town

The Obama administration is conducting airstrikes and dropping supplies to help rescue Kobani from the Islamic State group.

Ron Klain, Ebola Czar, Starts Job Amid Criticism

It's Ron Klain's first day as the U.S. "Ebola czar." What can the 53-year-old Harvard-educated lawyer actually do to coordinate a response?

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