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Congo’s Ebola outbreak remains out of control six months after it was announced, with more than 11,000 cases recorded and nearly half proving fatal. Gaps in contact tracing and isolation
NATO is scaling back high-level meetings and will not hold a leaders’ summit in Albania next year as planned. Tensions within the alliance over defense spending, Iran, and the war
Thanksgiving is wonderful, but if you’ve ever tried to cook a turkey, make five side dishes, bake a pie, and keep your kitchen from looking like a disaster zone, you know it can be a little overwhelming!
Africa is charting a different road to electric mobility with motorbikes and versatile 3-wheelers
Every ornament hanging on the Fallen Heroes Tree of Honor at the Decatur Civic Center represents more than a name. Behind each one is a life, a family and a story of sacrifice.
Tribal leaders at the first day of the Tanana Chiefs Conference Fall Summit discussed the challenges of the past year – and solutions. Chief Dawn Newman of Rampart delivered a
Tanana Chiefs Conference concluded its first fall summit Friday, giving leaders a chance to discuss pressing topics ahead of winter.
An ocean liner that once was the fastest on the seas went to its final home on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico as the world’s largest artificial reef.
A coalition of 57 countries seeking to accelerate the global transition away from fossil fuels is pressing ahead despite the withdrawal of founding member Colombia. Ireland and the Pacific island
MINERAL WELLS — Hopes of a new reservoir for this town are looking as low as Lake Palo Pinto in a Stage II drought, maybe Stage III.
AUGHINISH, Ireland -- The Karin, a 400-foot-long (120-meter-long) cargo ship, sat moored this week on Ireland's boggy River Shannon estuary. Soon it set sail for Russia laden with a white powder that can be forged into weapons vital to Moscow's war on Ukraine.
The U.S. military said it intercepted two Iranian attack drones headed toward Bahrain, as Iran's Revolutionary Guard claimed it struck a U.S. early warning radar system in the kingdom. Iran also said a tanker struck a naval mine while attempting to sail through the Strait of Hormuz.