The Strategy In North Korea Moving American Soldiers' BodiesLike many statements issued by North Korea, Monday's announcement that U.S. soldiers' bodies are being moved was likely meant to evoke a response.
Turkey Denies Deal Allowing U.S. Troops To Use Its BasesDespite comments from U.S. officials suggesting Turkey had given American forces access to Turkish bases, Turkey is now denying a deal was ever made.
LAX Ebola Scare Highlights Patchwork Response PlansL.A. officials reportedly argued over how to respond to an Ebola scare, showing how fragmented Ebola responses across the U.S. can be.
Judge Rules Alaska Gay Marriage Ban UnconstitutionalA federal judge ruled Sunday that Alaska's ban on same-sex marriage violates the 14th Amendment.
Muhammad Ali's Brother Says Boxing Legend Is Losing SpeechMuhammad Ali's brother, Rahman, says he's very sick and is losing the ability to speak. Muhammad was diagnosed with Parkinson's in 1984.
Authorities Make Arrest In Calif. Arson CasePolice in California have charged Ronald Beau Marshall with arson, accusing him of starting the Boles Fire in the town of Weed.
Congress Could Be Big Hurdle In D.C. Marijuana LegalizationD.C. voters appear likely to legalize marijuana in November, but the initiative faces one large hurdle: the U.S. Congress.
| Bram Sable-Smith
'August: Osage County' Actress Misty Upham Reported MissingFamily members of Misty Upham are concerned after she disappeared on October 5th.
| Madison Burke
Health Worker Contracts Ebola At Texas HospitalA health worker in Texas who helped care for Thomas Eric Duncan has contracted Ebola and is being held in isolation.
| Jasmine Bailey and Sebastian Martinez
Thousands Of Protesters Gather For 'Ferguson October''Ferguson October' rekindles civil disobedience in the St. Louis area after another 18-year-old is shot by police, sparking remaining tensions.
Same-Sex Marriage And A Week Of ConfusionThe Supreme Court's actions earlier in the week knocked down bans across the country, but left many same-sex couples in unclear territory.
FSU, Police May Have Hindered Winston InvestigationNew reports reveal that FSU and Tallahassee might have tried to help Jameis Winston when he was accused of rape in 2012.
FDA Approves Pricey Breakthrough Hepatitis PillThe U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the first once-a-day dose pill for the treatment of type 1 Hepatitis C.
| Jasmine Bailey
Why Do Politicians Plagiarize?Montana Sen. John Walsh is the latest political subject of a plagiarism scandal, but he's not the first. Why do politicians plagiarize so often?
| Office of Sen. John Walsh
Texas Hospital On Defense Over Treatment Of Ebola PatientThe family of Thomas Eric Duncan, who died from Ebola on Wednesday, is reportedly considering suing the hospital where he was treated.
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Black Teens Killed By Police More Often Than White TeensA new ProPublica survey of 1,200 police shootings found black teens were 21 times more likely to be killed by police than white teens.
Coffee, Not The Caffeine, May Be Good For Your LiverResearch suggests coffee has added health benefits if its caffeinated or decaffeinated.
| Madison Burke
School's Gender-Inclusive 'Purple Penguins' Tip Causes StirSome parents were concerned when teachers at a Nebraska school received handouts with suggestions intended to make classrooms more inclusive.
| Amy Kluber
Texas Voter ID Law Ruled A 'Poll Tax,' Battle Isn't OverTwo major rulings on the same day struck down voter ID laws in Texas and Wisconsin, but the Texas attorney general already says he'll appeal.
What's Driving U.S. Ebola Fear, And How Afraid Are We?U.S. media implies Americans are panicked over Ebola, but the majority aren't worried and what fear there is stems from distrust of the health system.
Why A Defunct Radio Station Is Playing Beyonce 24/7KROI did its last broadcast as a news radio station and playing Beyonce 24/7 could be a part of a rebranding effort.
| Madison Burke
Palin Family Brawl Details Emerge In Police ReportThe Anchorage Police Department has released a report on the drunken altercation involving several members of Sarah Palin's family.
| Matt Moreno and Ben Lawson
Why Does The Pill Require A Prescription In The U.S.?The U.S. is in the global minority in requiring prescriptions for birth control pills.
| Madison Burke
Death With Dignity Or Assisted Suicide? Oregon Opens DebateTerminally ill Brittany Maynard plans to end her life under Oregon's Death with Dignity Act. The practice is legal in only 5 states.
| Bram Sable-Smith
Red Bull Gives You ... $10, MaybeA proposed lawsuit settlement sets aside $13 million for anyone who simply says he or she drank a Red Bull sometime between 2002 and now.
Mountain Lion Spotted Climbing On Car In San JoseA San Jose resident was surprised to see a mountain lion in his surveillance camera early Tuesday morning.
Swarm Of 800,000 Bees Kills Ariz. ManFive people were attacked and one killed by a swarm of some 800,000 bees Wednesday. The attack has Africanized bees in the spotlight again.
Protests Erupt In St. Louis After Officer Shoots 18-Year-OldAn off-duty officer shot and killed an armed 18-year-old in a St. Louis neighborhood Wednesday night, sparking protests.
| St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Report Hints White House Covered Up Secret Service ScandalA report suggests White House aides withheld evidence in the 2012 prostitution scandal that resulted in the firing of several Secret Service agents.
Journalists Upset NBC Offered "Meet the Press" To StewartA New York Magazine article claims NBC offered comedian Jon Stewart the anchor desk at the most long-running TV series in U.S. history.
