• What’s It Like to Live In An Ebola Outbreak?

  The first cadaver we buries was in a village called Gbanyawalu. When the body was turned over on his back for swabbing, it breathed – like someone who was suffocated. We almost ran out. Even the World Health Organization worker was not anticipating such a reaction from a corpse – especially one that was there three days before we arrived.

  

• Archaeologists Unearth Massive Gas Chambers at Sobibor Death Camp in Poland

  Archaeologists in eastern Poland at the site of the Nazi concentration camp at Sobibor, say they have unearthed once-hidden gas chambers in which about 250,000 Jews were killed.

  

• After Losing Scottish Independence Vote, Alex Salmond Will Resign

  Alex Salmond, who led Scotland's failed bid for independence, announced on Friday that he would step down as first minister and as leader of the Scottish National Party later this year. The announcement came the day after voters decisively endorsed continued union with Britain.

  

• Reese Witherspoon's New Movie 'The Good Lie' Shed Light on US Lives of Sudan's Lost Boys

  Reese Witherspoon's latest campaign has taken the famous actress who has appeared in such movies as "Legally Blonde" and won an Oscar for "Walk the Line" far from the glamor of Hollywood and brought her into a film Christians can really rally around.

  

• Ukraine President Urges U.S. Congress to Arm His Soldiers Against Russia

  President Petro O. Poroshenko of Ukraine on Thursday implored the United States Congress to provide Ukraine's soldiers with heavy military equipment as his country seeks to repel what he called an ongoing invasion by Russian forces.