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Ottawa Shooting: Attack Highlights Government Security Vulnerabilities With Post-9/11 Terrorism

Ottawa is the latest in a rash of "lone wolf" attacks that reveals weaknesses in government building security and counterterrorism operations.

Climate Change Fears: South Florida City Wants To Split With North, Form 51st State

South Miami leaders are worried Florida isn't doing enough to protect from sea level rise. Will a 51st American state emerge?

Income Inequality Doesn't Harm Upward Mobility, Scholars Argue

The popular notion that income inequality hinders the poor and middle classes from achieving the American dream may be wrong.

Ebola Outbreak Travel Map: Which Airports Are Screening For Ebola

Map of airports screening for Ebola.

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Caterpillar Profit Beats View; Shares Surge

Caterpillar Inc (CAT.N) shares jumped more than 5 percent on Thursday after it reported a stronger-than-expected quarterly profit and raised its 2014 outlook, citing strong demand from the North American energy and construction industries.

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2014 Midterm Elections: Polls In Key Senate Races Too Close To Call

With less than two weeks to go, several polls show the 2014 Senate race remains very competitive.

Ebola Outbreak 2014: North Korea The Latest Country To Restrict Travel

North Korea will reportedly ban international tourism starting Friday as a response to the ongoing Ebola epidemic in West Africa.

Microsoft Earnings Preview: Is CEO Satya Nadella's Cloud-Plus-Mobile Strategy Paying Off?

Redmond is pushing mobile and cloud products under new CEO Satya Nadella. The Street is watching.

Libyan Leaders Threatened With Sanctions Amid Escalating Violence in Benghazi

Western nations are ready to crack down with sanctions on leaders they say incite the spreading chaos in Libya.

Struggling Soda Companies Diversify, Following Tobacco's Lead

Many soft-drink makers are now combating falling sales by adopting alternative "health-conscious" products.

Only 4 Countries Of 41 Fulfilling Anti-Bribery Pledge

Japan, Ireland, Australia, Canada and others are doing little or nothing to crack down on companies that bribe foreign officials.

NBCUniversal CEO Says New CBS, HBO Streaming Services Won't Disrupt TV Ecosystem

NBC benefited from the strong performances of 'The Voice,' 'The Blacklist,' and 'Sunday Night Football.'

China Human Rights Abuses 2014: Chinese Executed 2,400 Last Year, Tops Global Death Penalty List

China executed 2,400 people last year. The total number of executions for the rest of the world was 778 in 2013.

Ebola Virus Vaccines: Profectus Receives $17.1M For Experimental Drug Research

The U.S. Army and National Institutes of Health are spending millions to push Ebola research.

Russia To Expand Military Presence On Arctic Coast As Race For The North Heats Up

Russia is sending more troops up north into a thawing Arctic Circle, and one NATO member is already worried.

ISIS Recruitment: Online Predator Asked Denver Teenagers To Come To Syria

An online predator convinced three Colorado teenagers to skip school -- and the country -- to join Islamic State militants.

ISIS Update: Airstrikes In Syria Kill Over 500 Militants, Iraqi Kurds Will Send Peshmerga To Kobani

U.S. airstrikes have killed 521 ISIS militants and 32 civilians since they began a month ago, according to a Syria watchdog group.

Kim Jong Un: North Korean Leader Ordered American Jeffrey Fowle’s Release, Says Pyongyang

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.

Takata Airbag Recall Update 2014: Prosecutors Probe Japanese Supplier As Recall Expands

Federal officials will examine if Takata misled safety regulators about the reliability of its product.

Ebola Monitoring In The US: More Citizens Under Watch Per CDC Policy

Nearly a dozen people in Connecticut and the Seattle area are under close watch for signs of Ebola.

Ebola In New Jersey: Chris Christie Unveils Virus Response Plan

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie designated three hospitals to take in travelers displaying Ebola symptoms upon arrival at the Newark airport.

Russia Sanctions: Oil Giant Rosneft Asks For Trillions Of Rubles To Counteract Western Sanctions

Rosneft, Russia's largest oil producer has asked for more than 2 trillion rubles from the country's National Wealth Fund.

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UN Investigator Urges China To Back Human Rights Case Against North Korea

China is seen as North Korea's principal backer at the UN, but its backing is far from assured, according to a leading UN investigator.

China Wants Closer Military Ties With Iran, Despite Nuclear Sanctions

The head of Iran's navy said that the country attached great importance to its ties with China, and was 'ready to enhance bilateral exchanges'.

US Air Strikes In Syria Have Killed 533 Fighters, 32 Civilians: Report

The month-long campaign has also killed 57 members of the al-Qaeda-affilitated Nusra Front, according to a monitoring group.

US Court Finds Blackwater Guards Guilty Of Killing Iraqi Civilians In 2007

More than 70 witnesses, including 30 Iraqis, testified during the course of the trial, which lasted over two months.

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