UN: Ebola Outbreak Will Probably Last For Months

The United Nations health agency said on Thursday it expected the worst Ebola outbreak in history to continue its deadly rampage through west Africa for at least "several months".

The highly-contagious tropical bug has infected hundreds of people in Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, with the latest World Health Organization (WHO) figures showing that confirmed or suspected cases had left 467 people dead and experts fearing it could spread throughout the region.

Father Having Sex While Son Died Inside A Hot Car-Police

Justin Ross Harris, the Georgia man who left his 22-month-old son in a hot car for seven hours last month, was sexting six different women while his son died.

Veteran Dies Inside VA Hospital Cafeteria That Was Only A Five-Minute Walk From The Emergency Room

A veteran who collapsed and died in the Albuquerque Veteran Affairs' hospital cafeteria was waiting for an ambulance for a half an hour, the Associated Press confirmed with officials on Thursday.

Police seized 1,555 child porn images at Father Stanislaus Hogan's Residence

Father Stanislaus Hogan, 63, who had 1555 child pornography images, (from 3 months to 16 years old pictures of children) in his bedroom at St Ignatius College in Adelaide where he worked has been charged to court after police found those images in his locked room at the college.

“Bill Gates knows my name”- D’banj

D’banj pictured with one of the richest men in the world, Bill Gates.

What to expect from the U.S. at the 2018 World Cup

On paper, losing in extra time of the round of 16 for the second straight World Cup isn't progress for the U.S. But this team wasn't supposed to make it out of a group that included Ghana, Portugal and Germany, nor was it supposed to take Belgium to extra time and then have a chance at a late equalizer after going down 2-0. This was the first time the U.S. has reached consecutive World Cup knockout rounds.

Boko Haram: I’m Not Against Dialogue, But Muslim Leaders, Others Should Tell Them The Truth- CAN President

The president of the Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, Pastor Ayo Oritsejafor, yesterday in Abuja at the 2014 National Conference on ‘Voices Against Violence’, said the only solution to defeat boko haram sect in Nigeria is for those who are closer to the sect to speak the truth, saying the entire killing is driven by ideology. “If we want to end Boko Haram insurgence we as Nigerians must speak the truth. That is the major factor. Boko Haram has an ideology Muslim leaders should engage them and tell them the truth. “I am not against dialogue, but the people that must dialogue are the Muslims religious leaders, traditional leaders, Muslims political leaders. They must come together and speak the truth”, he said.