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NewsOne Rundown: 2014 Year In Review [VIDEO]

The year 2014 was an amazing one. This past year was full of stories that have touched our hearts, angered…

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First Scotland Ebola Case Confirmed

A woman who returned to Scotland Sunday has been diagnosed with Ebola, the first case in the country, BBC News…

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Ebola Fighters Are Time Mag’s ‘Person Of The…

Saying they “risked and persisted, sacrificed and saved lives,” Time magazine selected Ebola health care workers as its Person of…

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NewsOne Minute: President Obama and FLOTUS Reflect on…

It’s been exactly a year since Nelson Mandela passed away, but his legacy continues. People across the globe are paying…

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Ebola Vaccine May Be Ready as Early as…

After the death of nearly 7,000 Africans and one American from the deadly Ebola virus, there is heartening news on the vaccine…

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BREAKING: Ebola Doctor Martin Salia Dies In Nebraska…

The doctor from Sierra Leone who was being treated for Ebola in the United States has died, according to AFP.…

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Thomas Eric Duncan’s Family Settles With Dallas Hospital

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital officials reportedly have reached a settlement with the family of Thomas Eric Duncan (pictured), after relatives…

04.17.21
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Just Wrong! Parents Prank ‘Bad A** Kid,’ Tell…

  After two boys got in trouble at school for allegedly telling Ebola jokes, their parents decided to teach them a…

04.17.21
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NewsOne Minute: Sister2Sister Magazine Files for Bankruptcy

A mainstay of the black entertainment magazine scene is about to go dark. Sister2Sister, a publication that was designed for…

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Georgia Teacher Kept Out Of School After Husband…

An unidentified Newton County, Ga., high school teacher was mandated by the district to remain home as an Ebola precautionary…

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Schoolyard Bullies Chant ‘Ebola,’ Beat African Students

While reportedly chanting, “Ebola,” schoolyard bullies on Friday attacked two brothers, who immigrated to New York City from Senegal about…

04.17.21
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UPDATED: Nurse Freed From Ebola Quarantine. Were Civil…

  UPDATED Monday, October 27, 2014 at 5:00 p.m. E.T.: Kaci Hickox has been released from medical quarantine in New…

04.17.21
Really? Fearing Ebola, Universities Disinvite African Journalists

Fear of the Ebola virus has spread to the halls of higher education, spurring decisions to shun Africans in the…

04.17.21
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NewsOne Minute: UNC Fake Class Scandal Involved Thousands,…

It’s hard for college athletes to juggle classes and the demands of participating on a sports team, but the University of…

04.17.21
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Here Are Some Messy Truths About Ebola!

The word “Ebola” seems to be on the tip of practically every tongue globally!  More and more cases of the virulent killer…

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Texas Nurse Amber Vinson Is Ebola-Free!

It has not even been a week since nurse Amber Vinson (pictured), who cared for Ebola patient Thomas Eric Duncan,…

04.17.21
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Dr. Ben Carson’s Solution To Stop Ebola

Dr. Ben Carson joined guest hosts Angela Rye and Armstrong Williams on “NewsOne Now” to discuss Ebola‘s arrival in America and…

04.17.21
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Will Travel Restrictions And An Ebola Czar Slow…

The Obama administration is cracking down on Ebola by instituting travel restrictions for individuals coming from West Africa. Will travel…

04.17.21
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Thomas Eric Duncan’s Sister Denied Experimental Drug Results

Questions continue to be raised about whether Liberian national Thomas Eric Duncan, the first Ebola patient diagnosed in the United States who…

04.17.21
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NewsOne Now Audio Podcast: Should We Close Our…

Podcast: Download Dr. Ben Carson joined guest hosts Angela Rye and Armstrong Williams on “NewsOne Now” to discuss Ebola‘s arrival in America and shared his views on…

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