Bryan Pirkle

Liberia needs help from U.S. troops, more ambulances and food to cope with the Ebola crisis, but the deadly disease can be brought under control by the end of the year, its ambassador to the United States said Wednesday.

Medicaid chiefs from red and blue states are urging Congress to stem the cost of revolutionary new drugs for hepatitis C, cancer, and other diseases.

North Korean officials said Monday they met for the first time with a United Nations special investigator on human rights and ``envisage'' him visiting their country. A U.N. official confirmed the meeting.

Their majority in jeopardy, Senate Democrats unleashed a late-campaign round of attack ads Monday accusing Republicans in key races of harboring plans to cut Social Security and Medicare.

The Georgia Department of Labor (GDOL) will sponsor a career expo Thursday morning, Nov. 6, in Gainesville. It will be held from 9:00-12:00 at the GDOL

Early voting ends Friday in Georgia for the Nov. 4 general election.

The last several days have been nothing but sunny and warm, but north Georgians can rest assured, winter is on the way.

Iraq's fractured army has begun to regroup and stage modest, localized attacks on the Islamic State militants who routed them last spring and summer, but they are unlikely to be ready to launch a major counteroffensive for many months, senior U.S. military officials said Thursday.

The 23-year-old Maryland man who climbed over the White House fence Wednesday night has been charged with felonies for assaulting two police dogs and making threats, the Secret Service said Thursday.

A group of demonstrators protesting police brutality and mass incarceration temporarily blocked traffic on a freeway in downtown Atlanta.