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Ebola Outbreak 2014 Update: Over A Dozen CDC Workers Possibly Exposed to Ebola

In yet another safety lab snafu at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, as many as a dozen workers are being assessed for possible exposure to the Ebola virus. The incident occurred as a sample of the pathogen was transferred between labs.

Immigration Reform News 2014: Statistics Showed US Government Deported Over 577,295 Immigrants

Department of Homeland Security saw fewer immigrants deported in 2014, but the number of deportations still remains high, with the agency having deported nearly 600,000 immigrants from the U.S. this year.

What Stores Are Open on Christmas Day

Walgreens, Gas Stations and some Restaurants are open If you are not one to celebrate Christmas or just need to do some shopping or errands, you are in luck.

Immigration Reform News 2014: Judge Rejects Arizona Sheriff's Lawsuit Over Obama Immigration Policy

A federal judge rejected an Arizona sheriff's lawsuit seeking to halt President Barack Obama's plan for immigration reform.

Antonio Martin Shooting: Video Shows Police Killing Armed Teenager Near Ferguson

On Wednesday, Missouri police released video footage of the fatal shooting of an armed African American teenager by a white police officer.

Christmas Pilgrims Gather in Bethlehem

Pilgrims gathered in Bethlehem after a hard year of bloodshed of Christians that has drawn international awareness, Yahoo! reported.

Antonio Martin Shooting: Armed Black Teenager Killed by Police in St. Louis Suburb

An 18-year-old named Antonio Martin was shot by a police officer in Berkeley, MO after he pulled a gun on the officer, police say.

Stock Market Recap: Dow Jones Ends at Record High on Christmas Eve

Sixth Day of gains for Dow The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit another record high on Wednesday, touching 18,086. 24 before ending the early day of trading at 18,030.

Immigration Reform News 2014: New York Dreamers Press For Passage Of New York Dream Act Promised by Cuomo Campaign

New York Dreamers are pressing for the passage in the new legislative session of the New York Dream Act. During his re-election campaign, Governor Cuomo promised to get the Dream Act done.

Florida Closes In on 20 Million Residents, Surpasses New York in Population

Florida is now officially the third most populous state in the United States, the US Census Bureau said.

Mississippi Tornado Aftermath 2014: Four Killed, At Least 50 Injured in Deadly Series of Twisters

As severe weather swept across the South Tuesday, Mississippi was hit hard as tornadoes killed four people in the state, The Weather Channel reported.

Last Minute Gift Ideas: 5 Minutes and 5 Dollars to Save Lives Through Samahope's Hope Cards

Looking for a quick way to brighten someone's holiday last minute? Check out Samahope's customized Hope Cards to give a life-changing five dollar donation in a gift recipient's name to help women and children in need across the world, right from your computer.

Powerball Numbers & Results December 24, 2014: Watch Live Stream Of Drawing For $100 Million Jackpot

There is lots of excitement for the Dec. 24 Powerball jackpot, which has grew to a whopping $100 million. The drawing will take place Wednesday night at 11 p.m. ET.

Immigration Reform News 2014: Tennessee Becomes 25th Plaintiff Against Obama's Immigration Reform

The state of Tennessee has become the 25th plaintiff to join the lawsuit against President Obama over his decision to take executive action to enact immigration reform. The state's attorney general declared it was in Tennessee's best interests to join the fight against the president.

Grinch: Christmas Decorations Stolen in Colorado, Destroyed in Chicago

Christmas is a time for giving, sharing and loving others. However, a few Scrooges have been popping up around the country, trying to steal the holiday spirit by stealing and vandalizing Christmas decorations.

Christmas Eve Weather Conditions: East Coast to Get Lots of Rain

Rather than a white Christmas, it looks like this year will be a wet and soggy Christmas for much of the East Coast.

Black Off Duty Cops Say They Feel Threatened by Police Too

Black New York Police Department officers say they face the same racial profiling as Eric Garner, Reuters reported.

60 Journalists Killed in 2014, Committee to Protect Journalists Report Says

Some 60 journalists around the world lost their lives in the course of their work in 2014, the Committee to Protect Journalists said, and more than 40 percent of them were murdered.

Best Movies 2014: 'The Hobbit' Smashes 'Night at the Museum' in Box-Office Battle

Peter Jackson's "The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies" has made Warner Bros. some $90.6 million in ticket sales since its release on Wednesday.

Dominican Republic News 2014: Nation Decriminalizes Abortion By Changing Constitution

Dominican Republic's President Danilo Medina signed into law the country's amended Penal Code that will allow women access to safe abortion services in cases of rape, incest, fetal impairment and when the life of the pregnant woman is at risk.
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