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The "fast-moving situation" of Ebola in New York led to miscommunication, de Blasio said, but he has a history of being slighted by Cuomo.

Craig Spencer was in contact with several friends prior to developing a fever and testing positive for Ebola.

Consumer spending on Apple smartphones and related products is boosting the overall U.S. economy.

Quarantined Ebola nurse Kaci Hickox says she has hired a lawyer to challenge her mandatory isolation.

Symptoms worsen for New York City's first confirmed Ebola patient, though health officials say that's not unexpected.

The unidentified woman had been working with the group Doctors Without Borders in treating Ebola virus disease patients in Sierra Leone.

The CDC recommends survivors abstain from sexual activity for at least three months after the onset of Ebola symptoms.

The U.S., EU and Russia are closing in on the deadline to make a nuclear deal with Iran, and success seems unlikely.

Before he was hospitalized, Ebola patient Dr. Craig Spencer crisscrossed New York City -- and potentially came into contact with millions.

The first New York City Ebola patient is Craig Spencer, 33, a humanitarian who spent his time developing medical projects in Africa.

Despite the news that Ebola has arrived in New York City, the chances of contracting the virus on trains and in cars are pretty slim.

North Korean officials said Wednesday that Kim Jong Un had personally ordered the release of detained American Jeffrey Fowle as a favor to the U.S.

Universities are banning travel to Ebola-stricken countries, but some will make exceptions for those working to combat the epidemic.

Missouri Governor Jay Nixon created a commission to address inequality, but protesters still demand Officer Darren Wilson's indictment.

Oscar de la Renta, who died Monday, had dressed practically every woman in public life, including several First Ladies.

Cuba once again proves its "medical internationalism" is matched by no other country in the world.

Panic over Ebola spreading in the U.S. has led to some excessive precautions.

Police and protesters clashed through the weekend in a renewal of the pro-democracy movement, which seemed to have flagged only a few days ago.

Military and intelligence lawyers are urging the administration to support the Bush-era interpretation of the convention against torture.

Two familiar accusations about viruses and their cures have emerged as Ebola hysteria spreads.

The police officer said he was pinned down in his patrol car before he fatally shot Michael Brown in Ferguson, Mo., the New York Times reported.

Once considered “the Neiman Marcus of hospitals,” the facility faces continued criticism for how it handled Ebola cases.

The financial services giant handily beat analysts' expectations for Q3.

ISIS is poised to launch an attack on a strategic town near Baghdad — but it's facing Sunni opponents.

At least two members of the U.S. House believe Tom Frieden has failed to adequately address America's Ebola problem.

Huge stockpiles of usable chemical weapons, including sarin and mustard gas, could now be under the control of the Islamic State group.

The barricades, which first went up only as symbols of protest, are now taking on a more practical purpose, according to demonstrators.

"This is the final chess column to run in The New York Times," the paper's chess blogger wrote on Monday. But it's not that simple.

Hundreds of people conducted an anti-bullying rally on Sunday amid reports of alleged hazing by seven high school football players.