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04/19/2024 06:36:15 pm

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Ebola virus

CDC, White House Reject Mandatory Ebola Quarantines

The White House on Monday urged health workers and travelers from countries with Ebola outbreak to voluntarily isolate themselves instead of relying on state-wide quarantine policies.

GOP

GOP-Led Senate Encourages More Clashes With Obama But Little Progress In Legislation

With just nine days prior to the November 4 midterm elections, GOP candidates continue to solidify votes and rankings among American voters. But political analysts say a Republican-led Senate does not necessarily spell progress for the United States.

Tunisia

Tunisia Welcomes Democracy In First Parliament Election After Arab Spring Uprising

Tunisia has elected a new parliament on Sunday as part of its long struggle to achieve democracy four years after former Prime Minister Zine El-Abidine Ben Ali was ousted from position and ignited the 2011 Arab Spring Uprising.

SAT for Chinese students

Revised SAT Test 'Won't Brainwash' Chinese Students, Expert Say

Chinese students who will be taking the SAT college admission exam in the spring of 2016 will not be "brainwashed" by American ideologies, but they are sure to find the test harder than the previous ones, education expert said.

Internal Revenue Service

Law Allows IRS to Seize Suspicious Accounts Even Those Without Criminal Liability

Bank clients with less than US$10,000 frequent deposits from suspicious sources are potential targets for account seizure even in the absence of a formal criminal case, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) said.

Ukraine elections

Ukrainian President Claims Winning Majority Of Parliament Seats

Pro-European political groups won a sweeping victory in the recently-concluded Ukraine parliamentary elections, President Petro O. Poroshenko announced on Sunday.

Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers

Kevin Vickers' Daring Dive to Take Down Gunman during Canada Parliament Seige [VIDEO]

Few moments before gunman Michael Zehaf-Bibeau was shot to death during the Parliament Hill siege, Sergeant-at-Arms Kevin Vickers did a daring dive to put a stop to his violence.

Mount Kilauea, Hawaii

Lava From Erupting Hawaii Volcano Threatens Homes

Residents living near Mount Kilauea's danger zone might be forced to evacuate from their homes if the lava flow increases at a frantic rate, geological experts said.

Huge Butte gold nugget

Huge Gold Nugget Sold to Secret Buyer for $400k

A giant gold piece called the "Butte Nugget", which was dug in California and went for sale early this week in San Francisco was sold for US$400,000. While the identity of the buyer and the gold's exact amount remained anonymous, the broker said the sale turned out to be a win-win for both.

Sears

Sears Denies Rumor of Store Closures

Sears Holding Corporation refused to shed light on the number of additional stores subject to closure, but confirmed that shutting down branches is part of the company's revival strategy.

Ukraine elections

Ukraine Elections: Violence Worsens East-West Divide

Hours before the parliamentary elections on Sunday, Ukraine's civil unrest continues to divide "new Russia" separatists and united Ukraine believers. Marina Demko, who is seeking a parliament position, admits that campaigning has been harder since rebels occupied a larger part of Donetsk, forcing residents to leave their homes.

Cat Cafe

Oakland Opens First Permanent Cat Café in US

Cat lovers can now dine and bond with their pets in the first permanent cat café that opened in Oakland on Saturday. Owners of Cat Town Café are not just after the pleasure the activity provides, but also seek ways to care for homeless felines.

President Barack Obama

Obama on Campaign Spree in Final Run-up to Election Day

After several months in limbo, President Barrack Obama sets out to campaign for Democrats two weeks shy of the 2014 U.S. midterm elections.

California shooting

California Shooting Rampage Ends With Arrest of Gunman Marcelo Marquez

A six-hour chase by Sacramento police led to the arrest of Marcelo Marquez, suspect in a shooting spree that killed two and injured two others on Friday.

U.S. labor force

U.S. Workers Can Save $500 More in Their 401k Plan Beginning Next Year

American workers can now increase their 401(k) contributions by US$500 following a recent change of rule in the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) that was announced on Thursday.

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