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CDC will monitor people arriving in USA from West Africa
CDC will monitor people arriving in USA from West AfricaThe program will include six states that account for 70% of travelers from the region.Nation
Ind. serial killing suspect upset about media attention
Ind. serial killing suspect upset about media attentionDarren Vann, suspected of multiple killings in Indiana, made his first appearance in court.Nation
Dallas nurse's dog, Bentley, doesn't have Ebola
Dallas nurse's dog, Bentley, doesn't have EbolaHe'll still be under quarantine for 21 days, just like people, officials sayNation
U.S. 'grateful' after teens bound for Syria intercepted
U.S. 'grateful' after teens bound for Syria interceptedThree Denver-area teenage girls were stopped during a possible attempt to join Islamist fighters.World
China's Communist Party weighs boosting rule of law
China's Communist Party weighs boosting rule of lawRule of law has different meaning in China than in the West.Nation
N.J. man arrested for 'Ebola' heroin
N.J. man arrested for 'Ebola' heroinPolice arrest 47-year-old for allegedly dealing heroin and crack cocaine.Nation
Mom caught on camera trying to smother son, police say
Mom caught on camera trying to smother son, police sayMississippi officials also are reopening investigation into her 20-month-old girl's death.Elections
GOP rep's suicide comments cringe-worthy, rival says
GOP rep's suicide comments cringe-worthy, rival saysAlaska congressman tells grieving high schoolers that suicide is caused by lack of support.Nation
WWII German U-boat found off N.C. coast (Newser)
WWII German U-boat found off N.C. coast (Newser)Wrecks of German submarine, Nicaraguan freighter it sunk located just 240 yards apart.
A look at terrorist attacks in Canada
A look at terrorist attacks in CanadaIf Wednesday's shootings are deemed terrorist act, that would be a rare instance for the nation.The Oval
Aide invokes 'Heisenberg principle' on Obama meetings
Aide invokes 'Heisenberg principle' on Obama meetingsThe White House closes President Obama'sWorld
Rural Africa can't stem spread of Ebola
Rural Africa can't stem spread of EbolaLack of medical facilities keeps Sierra Leone from controlling crisis.Nation
Raw: Bear cub strolls through Oregon drug store
Raw: Bear cub strolls through Oregon drug storeShoppers at an Oregon drug store were surprised by a bear cub scurrying down the aisles this past weekend. (Oct. 22)The Oval
Obama speaks to Canada PM about shootings
Obama speaks to Canada PM about shootingsPresident Obama spoke by phone with Prime Minister Stephen Harper.Nation
US to track everyone coming from Ebola nations
US to track everyone coming from Ebola nationsStepping up their vigilance against Ebola, federal authorities said Wednesday that everyone traveling into the US from Ebola-stricken nations will be monitored for symptoms for 21 days. (Oct. 22)Nation Now
Davis, Calif. returns military vehicle to feds
Davis, Calif. returns military vehicle to fedsUniversity town had received the Mine-Resistant Ambush Projected vehicle for free. City council didn't know.World
White House extends condolences after Canadian shooting
White House extends condolences after Canadian shootingThe White House extended thoughts and prayers after a Canadian soldier was killed at the National War Memorial building in Ottawa. Gunfire also erupted at Canada's Parliament.News
16-year-old faces over 100 child porn charges
16-year-old faces over 100 child porn chargesA Florida teen is being charged as an adult in more than 100 counts ranging from possession of child pornography to lewd and lascivious molestation.
Battling Islamic State militants in Syria and Iraq
Battling Islamic State militants in Syria and IraqSmoke rises from an airstrike in Kobani, Syria. Kobani and its surrounding areas, has been under assault by extremists of the Islamic State group since mid-September and is being defended by Kurdish fighters.World
Motorist slams car into Jerusalem station, kills baby
Motorist slams car into Jerusalem station, kills babyEight people were wounded in what police called a terror attack.World
Shooting inside Canadian parliament, one suspect reported dead
Shooting inside Canadian parliament, one suspect reported deadAt least 30 shots are fired inside the main building of Canada's Parliament Hill, after a gunman shot and wounded a soldier at the Canadian War Memorial in Ottawa. Jillian Kitchener reports.
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Rocky the big kitty on lam no more
Rocky the big kitty on lam no moreBut he might spend the rest of his life in a 7-acre animal sanctuary.Nation
Swedish submarine search enters 'new phase'
Swedish submarine search enters 'new phase'Sweden's military has withdrawn some of the ships taking part in a submarine hunt in the Stockholm archipelago yet officials say the move is not a a de-escalation in its operation. (Oct. 22)Elections
Poll: Gardner gaining ground in Colorado Senate race
Poll: Gardner gaining ground in Colorado Senate raceA new USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll shows Republican Cory Gardner has gained ground on Democratic Senator Mark Udall since September.Elections
Obama heading to Wisconsin for Mary Burke
Obama heading to Wisconsin for Mary BurkePresident's visit to Milwaukee comes as Burke and Gov. Scott Walker try to boost turnout.Weather
Tropical depression spins near Mexico
Tropical depression spins near MexicoA tropical depression has formed just west of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula in the Bay of Campeche.Nation
Wounded vets cooking up fresh start at D.C. bakery
Wounded vets cooking up fresh start at D.C. bakeryGeorgetown University's School of Continuing Studies will offer workers a chance to earn a certificate.Videos
Local Ferguson families are inviting protesters from all over the country to stay in their homes when the grand jury makes its decision in the Michael Brown case.
A Florida teen is being charged as an adult in more than 100 counts ranging from possession of child pornography to lewd and lascivious molestation.
A new USA TODAY/Suffolk University poll shows Republican Cory Gardner has gained ground on Democratic Senator Mark Udall since September.
Leon Panetta talks about how he would have dealt with the problems in the Secret Service. He speaks to USA Today's Susan Page in this edition of Capital Download.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch obtained St. Louis County Medical Examiner's report of Michael Brown's autopsy. Shannon Rae Green reports on the findings from an analysis done by experts working for the Post-Dispatch.
The death of a baby orca off the Seattle coast is part of a trend that doesn't bode well for the endangered pods' survival. Some scientists say the orca bodies are so contaminated that the mothers are feeding toxic milk to their babies.
The widow of a Liberian-American man who died from Ebola is working to obtain her husband's death certificate from the Nigerian government nearly three months after his death. She needs it to receive Social Security benefits to care for their kids.
A six-year-old special needs boy is devastated after thieves steal his pumpkins. But local police officers surprise the boy with a Halloween treat he won't soon forget.
USA TODAY Publisher Larry Kramer, Executive Editor David Colton and Editor-at-Large Rem Rieder talk about their memories with former Washington Post Editor Ben Bradlee.
Colorado 2060: The changing rural and urban landscapes. 9NEWS at 9 p.m. 10/21/14.
Texas Presbyterian Hospital officials are now admitting fault in their handling of the Ebola situation. Elsewhere an NBC cameraman is declared Ebola-free. The U.S. Ebola czar also takes office Wednesday.
A jury found 18-year-old Jocori Scarborough guilty on all five counts he faced in connection with a May 5 rape of a fellow student at a Maryland high school. The 15-year-old victim testified against him during the trial.
Three Denver-area teenage girls were reunited with their families after being stopped in Germany during a possible attempt to join Islamist fighters in Syria.
Ben Bradlee, one of the greatest names in American journalism and the legendary Washington Post editor, has died at age 93.
Sentencing retrial is underway as a jury decides whether Jodi Arias should receive a life or death sentence for her murder conviction of Travis Alexander.
