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Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) — A blind man in the Netherlands has become only the second person in the country to be fitted with a “bionic eye” called the Argus II Retinal Prosthesis System. It’s so effective that patient Joroen Perk has even taken up archery.Bloomberg’s Tom Mac
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A flight from John F. Kennedy International Airport is being investigated in Los Angeles because of a sick passenger. Meanwhile a Texas health care worker tested positive for Ebola even though she wore full protective gear while caring for a hospitalized patient who later died from the virus, health
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Fri, Oct 10: More than 4,000 people have now died from Ebola in West Africa. Mike Armstrong speaks with a Canadian doctor who has just returned from the front lines. He says the outbreak can be stopped if the rest of the world re-doubles its efforts. For more info, please go to http://www.globalnews
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On Tuesday, California Congressman Duncan Hunter with on a Fox interview with Greta Van Susteren and claimed that ISIS militants are crossing into US borders. The host of on the records mouth dropped, when the republican representative said that he spoke with US Customs and Border Protection and co
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A nurse undergoes tests and observation in Australia after developing a mild fever following her return from helping Ebola patients in West Africa. Paul Chapman reports Subscribe: http://smarturl.it/reuterssubscribe More updates and breaking news: http://smarturl.it/BreakingNews Reuters tells the wo
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A new NASA study has revealed that the ocean abyss has not warmed in the past few years. What does this mean for global warming? Crystal Dilworth is here to explain. Follow Crystal on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PolycrystalhD Read More: NASA Study Finds Earth’s Ocean Abyss Has Not Warmed http://
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South Korea was one of the most popular destinations for vacationing Chinese during the Oct. 1st golden week. More than 160 thousand Chinese tourists purchased a total of 2.2 billion yuan worth of goods in just seven days.
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Society of American Magicians looks to bring Harry Houdini’s gravesite in Queens back to its former glory. by Todd Maisel.
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North Carolina’s finest pepper sprayed a black teenager in his foster parents’ home, who are both white, after they thought he was a burglar, police have said. The incident occurred on Monday afternoon on England Avenue in Fuquay-Varina after 18-year-old DeShawn Currie walked home. DeShawn has
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A Spanish nurse, the 1st person to contract Ebola in Europe, has said she is slowly feeling better and is being held in quarantine at a hospital in Madrid.
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Bantamweight MMA fighter Cody Gibson was in Las Vegas Monday night for his fight against Manny Gamburyan. A fight he lost by submission in the second round. Gibson, also known as The Renegade, then went to a bar with some friends where he got involved in a second altercation. Gibson told Sherdog R
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The legendary actor discusses his most famous roles and the new court drama, “The Judge.”
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Enterovirus Spread by Illegal Immigrant Children?
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The predictions are grim: the number of people in West Africa infected with Ebola will increase drastically before the outbreak ends. But doctors are learning more about treating patients with this disease – lessons that could improve survival rates. VOA’s Carol Pearson visited Emory Un
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The Islamic State has gained notoriety for their beheadings and mass executions, but the group has also abducted thousands of women to become sex slaves. A former female captive shares her story with the NewsHour, plus Gwen Ifill talks to Manal Omar of the United States Institute of Peace and David