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This would mark the first case of Ebola transmission in the United States.
Better training and more experience may have helped America’s biocontamination units successfully prevent the transmission of Ebola.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s emergency preparedness budget has fallen about half since 2006.
Concerns about its implications are totally misplaced.
A global epidemic in these five steps.
For National Coming Out Day, here’s a look at three of TV’s most memorable coming out moments.
And more facts about who gets killed by police in America
Trolls frequently use broad “business method” patents to sue unsuspecting businesses. Research shows the patent office is cracking down on this kind of patent.
The next frontier for LGBT rights?
We’re never going to know whose model was best.
“To what extent do we conduct a ‘search’ if the President has made up his mind?”
Meet Raffia, the camel hauling a camera around the Liwa Oasis.
The Ebola epidemic is horrible. But it’s more than that: it’s a warning that what comes next could be devastating — unless we learn its lessons now.
There are thousands off people whose quiet everyday bravery makes the world a better place. Malala’s prize should be an honor for them all.