A Red Cross nurse has died from Ebola in Sierra Leon
U.S. easing restrictions on travel and trade with Cuba
The Obama administration’s attempt to reestablish diplomatic relations with Cuba will make travel to the country easier, as well as opening some trade possibilities.
Obama to Announce Paid Family Leave for Federal Employees
President Obama will direct federal agencies to increase their family benefits programs.
Broncos, Elway and Manning regroup after early loss to Indianapolis Colts
Broncos, Elway look to rebuild after playoff exit
Exec: Google eyes partnership with major automaker to mass produce driverless car
Chris Urmson, Google’s director of self-driving cars, reassured Detroit automakers that the company has no plans to get into the car-building business themselves.
Florida home invader who killed a man and raped his wife to be executed today
Johnny Shane Kormondy was convicted more than 20 years ago, but countless appeals have delayed the execution until today.
Zebra stripes as the multi-tool of nature: how patterns cool skin and fend off pests
Some believe that stripes adorn zebras to resist diseases, while others suggest that the animal’s markings act as a makeshift air-conditioner or predator repellent.
Anaheim retires Selanne’s #8
A great player’s jersey is retired.
Jennifer Hudson to star in Broadway’s ‘Color Purple’ revival
Hudson heads to Broadway.
Avengers 2, Age of Ultron tackle complex superhero question
A new superhero question is tackled by Hollywood.
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