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Ebola Virus Outbreak 2014: American Ebola Survivors Released From Hospital

The two American aid workers who contracted Ebola while doing missionary work in West Africa have been cured from the diseased after receiving treatment at a U.S hospital.

Mother of Slain Teen Ramarley Graham Delivers a Petition Demanding Justice Department and DA Conduct Federal Investigation

At New York's Foley Square, surrounded by court buildings, Ramarley Graham's mother delivered a petition with 33,000 signatures on Wednesday to demand the Justice Department and U.S. Attorney's Office conduct a federal investigation into the fatal police shooting of her unarmed black teenage son.

SoundCloud Download News 2014: Company Rolls Out Ads, Artist Payment System

Music streaming site SoundCloud began including advertisements and allow artists to get paid for original content for the first time.

Boston Bombing Case 2014: Alleged Bomber's Friend Expected to Plead Guilty

Man faces obstruction of justice and conspiracy charges A friend of alleged Boston bombing suspect Dzokhar Tsarnaev is expected to plead guilty on Thursday to obstruction of justice and conspiracy charges related to disposing of evidence after the Boston Marathon bombing, CNN reported.

Corey Griffin Dead: Ice Bucket Challenge Co-Founder Drowns at 27

Corey Griffin, co-founder of the viral Ice Bucket Challenge, drowns in tragic diving accident early Saturday morning, Aug. 16.

UPS Data Breach 2014: 51 Stores Compromised in 24 States; Customers Will Not Be Notified

United Parcel Service Inc. announced Wednesday that 51 of its stores across 24 states had experienced a data breach

Gabriel Fernandez Death: 8-Year-Old Boy Tortured and Murdered by Mother and Boyfriend

Gabriel Fernandez was beaten with clubs and metal hangers and his mother forced him to eat cat feces as punishment.

James Foley ISIS News Update: US Unsuccessfully Attempted to Rescue Hostages

The rescue attempt involved special ops troops and various types of aircraft but did not succeed in finding the hostages.

Heavy Rains Cause Flash Flooding in Phoenix

Drenching rains soaked Phoenix, Arizona on Tuesday, causing flash floods, road closures and flight delays.

Two Teenage Boys Arrested After Plotting Mass Shooting at Southern California High School

Two teenage boys who were allegedly planning to carry out a mass school shooting were arrested Monday, just days before they were set to start their senior year at their Southern California high school.

Same Sex Marriage Laws: Gay Unions in Virginia Placed on Hold by High Court

Same-sex couples will have to wait to wed The U. S. Supreme Court agreed Wednesday to delay an appeals court ruling that struck down the state's gay marriage ban.

James Foley ISIS Beheading: President Obama Addresses the Murder of James Foley by ISIS

After speaking with the family of the late James Foley, President Barack Obama delivered a speech Wednesday about his brutal murder and promised to hold his killers responsible.

Gov. Susana Martinez, Others Launch Certification Program for New Mexico Chile Peppers: Vegetable Adds $400M to State Economy Annually

On Tuesday, New Mexico Gov. Susana Martinez, other public officials and members of the New Mexico Chile Association announced a program to trademark and certify chile peppers grown in the state.

Latino Interest in Ferguson Police Shooting, Protest 'Small' Compared to Blacks, Whites

Public opinion on Michael Brown's death and the response in Ferguson, Missouri, is divided among blacks, whites and Hispanics. While most Hispanics believe the issue of race needs to be discussed, many are not that interested in the St. Louis suburb's events compared to the black community.

Los Angeles School District to Offer Counseling to Troubled Students After Disproportionate Number of Minority Students Issued Arrests, Citations

On Tuesday, the Los Angeles Unified School District announced discipline reform, following a report of disproportionate arrests and citations involving minority students.

National Center for Health Statistics Report: Teen Birth Rate Has Drastically Decreased Over Past Two Decades

According to new government data, birth rates among teenagers in the U.S. have decreased significantly in the past several years.

Chicago Hostage Update: Police Rescue Women and Children in Suburban Home; Suspects Arrested

After nearly 20 hours, a hostage situation in a suburban home in Chicago came to a peaceful resolution on Wednesday as police were able to bring the hostages to safety and the suspects into custody.

New York City Top Latina Lawmaker Goes Public With Health Diagnosis

New York City's Top Latina draws attention to her own health issues to remind people about having annual physicals and check ups.

Ray J Online News 2014: Kardashian Sex Tape Star Pleads Not Guilty to Vandalism, Battery Charges

R&B singer and reality-TV star Ray J pleaded not guilty Tuesday to charges stemming from an alleged altercation earlier this summer at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel in Beverly Hills, California.

Ferguson Shooting Update: Attorney General Eric Holder Writes Letter to Ferguson Residents Ahead of Trip

The head of the U.S. Department of Justice is scheduled to arrive in Ferguson, Missouri, and observe the situation in the St. Louis suburb following the death of 18-year-old Michael Brown the subsequent ongoing protests. Ahead of his trip, Attorney General Eric Holder wrote a letter to Ferguson residents.
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