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U.S. Rabbis Among 5 Killed in Synagogue Attack

Two Palestinian cousins with knives, axes and guns attacked worshipers during morning prayers.

Experts: ISIL Worse Than Al Qaeda

Here is a snapshot of what ISIL is and how it expertly uses social media to spread its message of violence.

Canadian Shooting Suspect May Have Had Contact with U.S. Jihadists

We're learning new details about the man accused of going on a shooting spree at Canada's National War Memorial and Parliament building.

Fight Against Ebola Intensifying in U.S.

Officials say 334 U.S. troops are currently deployed in Liberia to help in the fight. And employees at five major U.S. airports are being trained to clean and sanitize anything exposed to the virus.

FBI Needs Help Identifying ISIS Jihadist

The FBI is asking for help identifying a man seen in a propaganda video released by ISIS.

Ebola Patient's Family: They're Terrified. They're Terrified.

The mother, sister and nephew of the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the U.S. sat down for the first time together with WCCB's Courtney Francisco.

ISIS Threatens to Kill Former U.S. Soldier

The terror group ISIS says it has beheaded a British aid worker, and is threatening to kill an American.

President Obama: Intelligence Community Underestimated ISIS Threat

President Obama is taking some heat after admitting the terror group ISIS is proving more powerful than the U.S. first thought.

More Countries Join U.S.-Led Coalition Against ISIS

New airtrikes against ISIS targets in Iraq and Syria. It comes as some lawmakers suggest there need to be U.S. boots on the ground.

Third American Ebola Patient Released from Hospital

Dr. Rick Sacra was released from Nebraska Medical Center Thursday after being declared Ebola free. He contracted the virus while delivering babies in Liberia.

Congress Approves President's ISIS Plan

Congress has signed off on President Obama's plan, and he's reiterating Thursday night that U.S. troops will not have a combat role on the ground.

More than Four Million Scottish Vote on Independence

More than four million voters flocked to polls Thursday to decide whether the country should sever its ties with England after 307 years.

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford Drops Re-Election Bid, Starts Chemotherapy

Toronto Mayor Rob Ford dropped a re-election bid on Friday after doctors found an abdominal tumor that they say is malignant.

Military Commander Open to U.S. Troops on Ground to Fight ISIS

The White House quickly responded saying the U.S. will not deploy ground troops in a combat role.

3,000 U.S. Troops to Fight Ebola in West Africa

The troops will build clinics, train health workers and deliver medical supplies.

U.S. Gaining Support to Fight ISIS

About 40 nations have agreed to join the coalition against the terror group. Several countries have even pledged ground troops to fight ISIS.

Intelligence Says ISIS Strength is Growing

Intelligence information is painting a new picture of ISIS, who President Obama has vowed to dismantle and destroy.

America Remembers September 11th

The nation is pausing to look back on one of our country's darkest days. Thirteen years ago, terrorists used airplanes to forever change the landscape of American history.