Former Blackwater Guards Convicted in Iraq ShootingFour former Blackwater Worldwide security contractors were convicted Wednesday on charges stemming from a deadly 2007 shooting in Iraq.
U.S. to Monitor Travelers From Ebola-Hit Nations for 21 DaysFrom Oct. 27, travelers from Liberia, Guinea and Sierra Leone will be given thermometers and information cards and must report their temperatures and any symptoms daily.
New Freedoms in Tunisia Drive Support for ISISEven as Tunisians have approved a new constitution and the country has one of the Arab world’s most educated populations, militants are recruiting more openly there than in any other country.
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