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FBI Investigates Reports Of Hacked U.S. Financial Institutions

The FBI says it is investigating reports that several U.S. financial institutions have been compromised this month by Russian hackers.

American Journalist Released by Islamic Militants

A U.S. journalist held captive for nearly two years is back in America and says he's overwhelmed with emotion.

Veterans Skeptical After President Obama's Speech In Charlotte

President Obama faced a tough crowd of veterans in Charlotte Tuesday.

USC Player Injured After Saving Nephew From Drowning

An University of Southern California football player was injured after he saved his nephew from drowning in a pool.

Thousands Attend Michael Brown Funeral

A break from protests in Ferguson, Missouri as thousands join family members for Michael Brown's funeral. A police officer shot and killed Brown on August 9.

Charlotte Missionary is Ebola Free

A Charlotte missionary who survived the Ebola virus, and is now out of the hospital, is considering going back to West Africa.

Dr. Kent Brantly Cured of Ebola, Released from Hospital

The first known Ebola patient to be treated on U.S. soil is considering his next move. Samaritan's Purse doctor Kent Brantly spoke about his recovery Thursday before he left the hospital.

American Ebola Patients Released From Atlanta Hospital

Officials say both Americans who were being treated for Ebola at Emory Hospital in Atlanta have been released.

Family Dollar Rejects Proposal From Dollar General

Family Dollar announced Thursday that its board of directors unanimously rejected the non-bidding proposal from Dollar General based on anti-trust issues.

Ebola Patient Dr. Kent Brantly Will Be Released From Emory Hospital Today

Samaritan's Purse Dr. Kent Brantly will be released from Emory University Hospital following a news conference at 11 a.m. where he is expected to speak.

Supreme Court Puts Virginia Same-Sex Marriages on Hold

The U.S. Supreme Court put the unions on hold Wednesday until it can decide whether they should be legalized nationwide.

President Obama Speaks Out Against ISIS

New U.S. airstrikes Wednesday night against ISIS terrorists in Iraq. The strikes come as President Obama blasts the terror group over the murder of an American journalist.

Grand Jury Hears Evidence in Michael Brown Case

A grand jury started hearing evidence in Brown's shooting Wednesay. Officer Darren Wilson has told friends he shot Brown after he rushed at him.

Recall: 12-Ounce Corona Extra Beer May Contain Glass Particles

Constellation Brands Beer Division is recalling 12-ounce clear glass bottles of Corona Extra Beer because it may contain small glass particles.

ISIS Claims to Have Murdered Journalist, Threatens Another

ISIS terrorists claim to have beheaded an American journalist, and are threatening the life of a second journalist.

Report: Suspect Dead After Officer-Involved Shooting Four Miles From Ferguson

Several media reports claim that police in St. Louis have shot and killed a person approximately four miles from Ferguson.

Carl Edwards And Daniel Suarez Join Joe Gibbs Racing

Joe Gibbs Racing announced Tuesday that drivers Carl Edwards and Daniel Suarez will compete in the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series and NASCAR Nationwide Series full time in 2015.

Duke Energy Reports Oil Spill In Ohio River

Duke energy reports that in a routine transfer of fuel at the W.C. Beckjord station, 5,000 gallons of oil was dumped into the Ohio River just after 11 p.m. Monday.

New Ebola Treatment Facility Opens in Liberia

Charlotte missionary Nancy Writebol is gaining strength as she battles the ebola virus. Three Liberian doctors who have received the same drug are also showing signs of improvement.