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David Haines Beheading: Government and Family Release Statements Following British Aid Worker's Execution

Prime Minister David Cameron, the White House and David Haines' family have issued statements following Haines' execution.

Ebola Virus: Fourth Doctor Dies in Sierra Leone, WHO Unable to Provide Funding

Ebola virus kills fourth doctor in Sierra Leone, WHO unable to provide funding A fourth doctor has died in Sierra Leone from the Ebola virus amid the continuing outbreak because of a denial for funds to evacuate her, The Associated Press reported.

Catholic Church: Pope Francis Marries 20 Unorthodox Couples in St. Peter’s Basilica

The pope married various couples that would not have been married by the Church previously like couples living together, couples with children out of wedlock and divorced couples.

Islamic State: Conference in Paris Aims to Divide Responsibility in Coalition Against ISIS

Conference in Paris aims to divide responsibility in coalition against Islamic State A historically important city in world wars, Paris will host yet another international conference Monday to divide responsibility in confronting the Islamic State.

CIA: ISIL Numbers Double to 20K Fighters

The number of ISIL's troops range between 20,000 and 31,500, according to estimates by the CIA. These are more than double the previously thought numbers.

Kickstarters to Watch: 'A Bridge of Hope and Light' at the Tense Border Between Dominican Republic and Haiti

Border of Lights is a collection of individuals influenced by the Haitian and Dominican diaspora and moved to shed light on the injustices felt by Dominicans of Haitian descent dwelling in the Dominican Republic.

ISIS Terrorist Group News: Britain Executed in New Video, Prime Minister David Cameron Threatened

The Islamic State released a third execution video today showing the beheading of a British aid worker, David Haines, for the first time targeting the United Kingdom.

Canada: Large, Diverse Immigrant Group After Years of Constant Immigration

Canada has a large diverse immigrant group after years of constant immigration Two decades of stable immigration has made the Canadian population significantly diverse, according to a recent survey.

Argentina Debt: Lawmakers Pass Legislation to Sidestep U.S. Court Order, U.N. Votes to Begin Treaty Negotiations over Vulture Funds

Argentinian lawmakers passed a measure to circumvent a US court decision that led to the country's default on its debt payments to bondholders. During the same week the UN passed a resolution to begin treaty negotiations to enact a global bankruptcy and stop predatory hedge funds, 124 countries voted for the resolution, the US said no.

NATO: Ukraine Wants to Be Major Ally to Help Establish Peace

Ukraine wants to be major non-NATO ally to help establish peach Ukraine has to give the eastern regions which are part of the separatist movement veto power over future membership in NATO and European Union to end the movement, a former envoy of Russian President Vladmir Putin told Bloomberg.

National Geographic Top 'Sacred Places' List: Belize Ancient Mayan Cave Ranks First

Belize's Actun Tunichil Muknal (Cave of the Crystal Sepulchre), or ATM, is a true gem and archeologist's dream.Now I understand why "Ghost Hunters International" Season 3, dedicated its ninth episode to feature "The Crystal Maiden: Belize and France" and evaluated the ghost stories behind the "Mysterious Maiden."

Woman Missing Part of Brain: Chinese Doctors Discover No Cerebellum

Chinese doctors were puzzled when tests of a young woman came back and showed that she was missing a critical part of her brain, yet had led a normal life.

ISIS: Terrorist Group Strikes Deal with Syrian Rebel Groups Backed by the U.S.

While the United States begins to strengthen its ties with Syrian rebels, it's been reported that one of the rebel groups agreed to a ceasefire with ISIS on Friday.

Two Fighter Jets Crash in Pacific: Search for Missing Pilot Continues

The search continues for the Navy F/A-18 fighter jet pilot that remains missing after two planes crashed while operating in the western Pacific Ocean.

United Nations: Fiji Peacekeepers Released by Syrian Islamist Group in Golan Heights

The 45 Fiji troops held captive by the Nusra Front were released after negotiations with the Syrian terrorist group.

Ebola Virus Outbreak 2014: Crisis Continues as WHO Asks for International Aid and Cuba Sends Doctors

Cuba will send 165 doctors, nurses and specialists to West Africa in October but the WHO still needs more than thousand health professionals.

Two US Navy Jets Crash Over Pacific Ocean, One Pilot Missing

Two F/A-18/'s collided in mid-air during operations on the western Pacific. The planes were based aboard the aircraft carrier USS Carl Vinson.

Scottish Independence: New Poll Reveals Most English in Scotland Will Vote 'No' to Independence

With less than a week away from an historic referendum that will decide if Scotland will become an independent nation or remain under the lordship of England, a new poll reveals that many Scottish-born voters do not support Scotland's cry for freedom.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Drops Out of Political Race, Brother Steps In

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford has withdrawn his bid for re-election Friday and has said his brother will run in his place

Immigration Border Crisis: Homeland Security Addresses Possibility of ISIS Terrorists Crossing US-Mexico Border

The Department of Homeland Security clarified rumors to Congress regarding the possibility of the Islamic State -- also known as ISIS and ISIL -- crossing the U.S.-Mexican border.
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