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UN says Ebola in Congo still qualifies as global emergency

The World Health Organization says the ongoing Ebola outbreak in Congo still warrants being classified as a global emergency, even though the number of confirmed cases has slowed in recent weeks. The U.N. health agency first declared the epidemic, the second-deadliest Ebola outbreak in history, to be an international emergency in July. On Friday, it

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Prince Harry Says Camera Flashes Make Him Think Of Princess Diana’s Death

Prince Harry gets emotional in a new interview while discussing his mother, Princess Diana, who died 22 years ago, and the resulting pain he feels when he hears a camera click.  The Duke and Duchess of Sussex appear in an interview that was filmed during their recent trip to Africa and will air Sunday on

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What You Need To Know About Going To The Hospital While Traveling Abroad

When planning a vacation abroad, the last thing you want to imagine is having to go to the hospital. But it’s important to expect the unexpected and plan for the possibility of an emergency. “Unfamiliar areas, exotic foods, insect-borne illnesses and adventurous activities can all lead to illness or injury,” E. Patricia Gill, an infectious

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NASCAR closes $2B purchase of International Speedway Corp.

NASCAR closed its $2 billion purchase of International Speedway Corp. on Friday, bringing under the sanctioning body’s control 12 tracks that include Daytona, Talladega and Miami-Homestead Speedway. The merger was announced in May and shareholders voted to approve it on Wednesday. The sale merges the two companies under one organizational structure with NASCAR chairman and

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Boeing 2016 Internal Messages Suggest Employees May Have Misled FAA On 737 MAX

WASHINGTON, Oct 18 (Reuters) – Boeing Co turned over instant messages from 2016 between two employees that suggest the airplane maker may have misled the Federal Aviation Administration about a key safety system on the grounded 737 MAX, according to documents seen by Reuters. The FAA confirmed Friday that Boeing told it a day earlier about internal messages it

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Stolen Manchester Royal Exchange Theatre Gypsy costumes found

Image copyright Alamy Image caption Head of wardrobe Nicola Meredith said the vintage items were “unique” A van containing hundreds of “irreplaceable” handmade costumes for a theatre’s Christmas show has been been found. The garments, to be used for Gypsy at Manchester’s Royal Exchange, were in the vehicle when it was taken from a pub

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