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Christian PostEbola Survivor Kent Brantly: West Africa Situation Worse Than Worst News ...Christian PostDr. Kent Brantly, a Samaritan's Purse missionary from Texas who survived Ebola after contracting the deadly virus on a mission trip to Africa, spoke at a public forum at his alma mater, Abilene Christian University, sharing his experience with the ... |
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WBTV alum lands on “60 Minutes”Charlotte Observer (blog)... in African-American studies, then studied journalism at the University of California at Berkeley. After that, he spent a summer in Liberia, Africa, studying the labor movement, then went on to public TV in the Bay area. ... In a $10.5 million deal ...and more » |
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Rwandan musician in court over 'terrorism offenseStarAfrica.comMihigo is charged along with a former soldier and the director of a Christian radio station, of planning ‘terrorist attacks' with the aim of overthrowing the government. However, the 33-year-old musician who was arrested in April 2013 and placed ... |
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KSDKDon't joke about Ebola on a planeKSDKEx-Christian radio host gets 40 years for child sex crimes. Ex-Christian radio host gets 40 years for child sex crimesChristian radio host ..... People pulled out cellphones to capture the scene. A child squealed in the background." As the health crews ...and more » |
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Raw StoryConservative icon: Obama wants Americans to die from Ebola in order to make ...Raw StoryIn an interview with World Net Daily's Paul Bremmer, conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly claimed that President Barack Obama is allowing people infected with Ebola to enter the United States in order to make the country more like Africa, Right Wing ...and more » |
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Christian PostEbola Children Survivors Accused of Witchcraft, Black Magic in West AfricaChristian PostGirls look at a poster, distributed by UNICEF, bearing information on and illustrations of best practices that help prevent the spread of Ebola virus disease, in the city of Voinjama, in Lofa County, Liberia, in this April 2014 UNICEF handout photo ...and more » |
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Michigan prepared if Ebola strikes, officials sayWWMT-TVLANSING, Mich. (AP) - Michigan officials say they're prepared if the Ebola virus ever strikes the Great Lakes State. Detroit Metropolitan Airport has a quarantine station ready to isolate patients, although there are no direct flights from West Africa ... |
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Raw StoryAirline cabin cleaners walk off jobs over Ebola fears at New York's LaGuardia ...Raw StoryLaGuardia, which does not service flights to west Africa – where more than 3,800 people have died due to outbreaks – is not among the airports with increased screenings. A Delta Air Lines spokesperson told Reuters that airline staffers who usually do ...and more » |
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WBTV alum lands on “60 Minutes”Charlotte ObserverIn a $10.5 million deal, contemporary Christian radio station WRCM-FM (“New Life” 91.9) is to be taken over by a California religious broadcaster later this fall, and the station's staff of nine is to be laid off. “I know we will miss Charlotte, and I ...and more » |
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God TV's Wendy Alec speaks: 'We had a good marriage but the Devil got in'ChristianTodayAfter January, he went to South Africa and they talked or Skyped every night. Then in March, he came back to the house. "I looked at him and something had changed. I thought, 'oh my God, what is happening'. He was in the bathroom and said, 'I'm going...and more » |
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KSDKEbola precautions for Lambert, St. LouisKSDKNation-now. Ex-Christian radio host gets 40 years for child sex crimes. Ex-Christian radio host gets 40 years for child sex crimesChristian radio host John Balyo operated beneath the radar as a married family man, a wedding photographer, a volunteer ... |
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Community 101: Finding vs. BuildingCrosswalk.com (blog)Between 1994 and 1996, South Africa's new democracy drew up a constitution marked by seven values that are commemorated by seven pillars standing in the courtyard entrance of the museum: democracy, equality, reconciliation, diversity, responsibility, ... |
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USA TODAYNigeria succeeds at containing EbolaUSA TODAYLAGOS, Nigeria — People here are shaking hands again, kissing, hugging, touching. These days, shops are open, people are working, and children are finally going back to school. That's because Nigeria — Africa's most populous country — is officially ... |
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1st Ebola patient diagnosed in the US deadWWMT-TV28 and has been kept in isolation ever since. Others in Dallas could be in danger as officials try to contain the virus that has ravaged West Africa, killing thousands of people. Officials say 10 people had direct contact with Duncan while he was ... |
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Lansing State JournalExperts worry Ebola may spread easierLansing State JournalThey say that unless an air traveler from disease-ravaged west Africa has a fever of at least 101.5 or other symptoms, co-passengers are not at risk. "There is zero risk of transmission on the flight," Dr. Thomas Frieden, director of the federal ...and more » |
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Raw StorySt. Louis Cardinals fans clash with Ferguson protesters: 'Let's go, Darren!'Raw StoryThe fans begin chanting “U-S-A, U-S-A” as others urge the protesters to get jobs, and then the fans begin chanting “Africa, Africa” at the black demonstrators. The cameraman engages in a conversation with another demonstrator about the upside-down ...and more » |
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Raw StoryTexas Ebola patient gets experimental brincidofovir drugRaw StoryWest Africa is currently battling the largest outbreak of Ebola in history, with more than 3,400 dead from the hemorrhagic virus since the start of the year. Meanwhile, President Barack Obama was briefed by senior health and security advisors about the ...and more » |
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Hometownlife.comBucket brigade battles Ebola: Local woman helps send supplies to assist in fightHometownlife.comShe said West Africa hasn't seen the Ebola virus before, and health workers didn't know how to handle people who were getting sick. When health workers began dying, Kloosterhouse said, others “became petrified and they fled.” “Hospitals closed down,” ...and more » |
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Wabasha campground owner released in CSC caseKTTCWABASHA, Minn. (KTTC) -- A prominent figure in the southeast Minnesota Christian community accused of touching two young girls at a campground he owns in Wabasha is free after making an appearance Monday in Wabasha County District Court. |
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KSDKFirst Ebola transmission outside AfricaKSDKMADRID (AP) - Spain's Health Minister says a nurse who treated a missionary from Sierra Leone for Ebola at a Madrid hospital has tested positive for the disease, in what is the first reported incident of transmission outside Africa. Health Minister Ana ...and more » |
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Raw StorySpanish nurse first person to contract Ebola outside of AfricaRaw StoryAn assistant nurse at a Madrid hospital where two Ebola patients died is infected with the virus herself, health officials said Monday, in what is believed to be the first time a person has contracted the disease in Europe. “Two tests were done and the ...and more » |
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Raw StoryAfrican immigrants fear Ebola backlash as Dallas patient fights for lifeRaw StoryThe Dallas case has put authorities and the public on alert over concerns that the Ebola epidemic could spread from West Africa, where it began in March and where it has killed more than 3,400 people. The epidemic has hit hardest in Liberia, Sierra ...and more » |
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USA TODAYCDC director: To keep Ebola away, fight it in AfricaUSA TODAYOn Saturday, there was a brief scare at Newark Liberty International Airport when a passenger who had traveled from West Africa was ill on a flight from Brussels. A CDC official met the aircraft and the passenger was taken to a hospital, where "it ...and more » |
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Spectrum patient who visited Africa placed in quarantineWWMT-TVLisa LaPlante of the Kent County Health Department tells Newschannel 3, "There has been no 'Ebola scare.' The person had been to an island off the coast of Africa. … A second call came in, saying the person was not on the mainland and not in a country ...and more » |
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KSDKCDC director: To keep Ebola away, fight it in AfricaKSDK"If we make it harder to fight Ebola in West Africa, we actually increase our own risk," he said. He added that everyone leaving Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone is being screened and that the CDC is looking at a plan to screen everyone coming into the ...and more » |
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