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Ebola Case Does Not Faze New Yorkers

Ebola case does not phase New York City goers Countries around the world are barring visitors from West African countries affected by the Ebola virus outbreak, but New York City remains open for business after its first case was reported.

Powerball Numbers & Results Oct. 25, 2014: Watch Live Stream of Drawing for $125 Million Jackpot

The excitement is growing for the Oct. 25 Powerball jackpot, which currently stands at a whopping $125 million. The drawing will take place Saturday night at 11 p.m. EDT.

Pennsylvania Priest Charged With Posting Child Pornography to Instagram

A priest in Chester County, Pennsylvania, has been charged with posting child pornography to Instagram and also admitted to posing as a teenage girl to engage in an online relationship with a 14-year-old girl.

South Florida Votes to Secede Due to State Conflict Over Climate Change

Officials in the South Miami City Commission voted 3-2 to pass a resolution that would allow 23 counties in South Florida to secede and become the 51st state in the union due to a split over climate change.

Remains of Missing UVA Student Hannah Graham Identified

The remains discovered a week ago have been identified as missing student Hannah Graham. The body was discovered close to where another female student's body was found five years ago.

NBCUniversal Settles Class-Action Lawsuit Filed by Unpaid Interns for $6.4M

NBCUniversal has agreed to pay $6.4 million in back wages to unpaid interns in order to settle a class action lawsuit for violating labor laws.

Houston, Texas Man Arrested for Infecting Teen and Toddler Niece With Herpes, Chlamydia and HIV

A man was arrested in Texas for sexually assaulting two girls, a 14-year-old and a 2-year-old, and in the process infecting them with HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases. Houston police said the 33-year-old man is a registered sex offender.

Father of White House Fence Jumper Says Man Is 'Mentally Disturbed,' Thinks Cameras Are Everywhere

The man who jumped the White House fence Wednesday was charged with two misdemeanors: unlawfully entering the White House grounds and assaulting a police dog.

Ebola Outbreak 2014 News Update: Two 'Dallas' Nurses Clear of Virus, Three Being Observed in New York, First Case in New Jersey

Two nurses are clear of the Ebola virus, but three are being observed in New York, the first New York Ebola patient is in 'stable condition' and a woman was quarantined without symptoms after arriving in New Jersey has since developed them. New Jersey and New York governors issued a mandatory quarantine for anyone traveling from the three African countries with the Ebola epidemic if they have been in contact with someone with the disease.

Ebola Outbreak in America: Virus Comes to New York, Doctor Craig Spencer Quarantined

A Doctors Without Borders physician is the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in New York. A Doctors Without Borders physician is the first person to be diagnosed with Ebola in New York.

Immigration and Healthcare: Healthcare.gov EZ Application Not for Documented Immigrants, Naturalized US Citizens

The second open-enrollment period of the Affordable Care Act's (ACA) HealthCare.gov federal exchange is less than a month away, but documented immigrants and naturalized U.S. citizens should be prepared to encounter application problems.

Thousands Protest in American Cities for National Day of Action Against Police Brutality

Thousands of activists protested in rallies and marches in 30 American cities on Wednesday for a National Day of Action against police brutality.

Upstate New York Man Wins $41.6M in Lawsuit for Being Convicted of Rape

A man from Upstate New York was awarded over $41 million, which is believed to be the largest sum from a lawsuit in U.S. history, by a federal jury who found that he was wrongly convicted of rape.

'Saturday Night Live' Lawsuit: SNL, Other Interns Settle Lawsuit With NBCUniversal

The thousands of former interns for "Saturday Night Live" and other shows reached a $6.4M settlement in their class-action lawsuit against NBCUniversal Wednesday.

Washington School Shooting: Deaths Reported at Marysville Pilchuck High School

At least 6 victims Police are responding to a shooting at Marysville Pilchuck High School in Washington. Shots were reported around 10:45 local time and the school is currently on lockdown.

Hong Kong Protests: Kenny G Angered Chinese Government With Visit to Protester's Site

Chinese government warned American jazz musician Kenny G to not meddle in domestic politics, after seeing a photo he posted of him near Hong Kong's pro-democracy protest site.

Halle Berry to Launch Lingerie Line With Target

Actress Halle Berry is launching a line of lingerie at Target stores in a collaboration with one of her favorite existing brands.

New York City Ebola Virus Patient: Donald Trump Blames President Obama for Ebola in NYC, Demands Obama to Resign

Leave it up to media hog Donald Trump to use the Ebola panic in the United States to attack President Barack Obama and call for his resignation.

Washington Tornado Update: No Injuries as Surprise Twister Hits Longview, Washington

An EF1 tornado that touched down in the city was only the third to hit the area in more than 60 years.

Real Housewives of New Jersey Cast News: Teresa Giudice to Serve Prison Sentence at “Orange is the New Black” Prison

Giudice will serve out her 15-month sentence at the prison on which "Orange is the New Black" was based.
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