Ebola Fighter

An India-born doctor fighting Ebola in Africa will be among the guests watching President Barack Obama's State of the Union address today symbolising some of the points he would be making.

Concerned about foreign fighters from Syria and Iraq, Washington imposed tighter security screening on Monday for travelers from countries, mostly in Europe and Asia, whose citizens do not need a visa to get into the United States.

Underscoring the multi-front challenges facing his administration, President Barack Obama is consulting with military officials about the U.S. counter-terrorism campaign against Islamic State fighters, just a day after boosting the U.S. response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

Doctors, nurses and hospital workers fighting the Ebola epidemic in west Africa are struggling with a daily burden of exhaustion, shortage of staff and fear for themselves over the deadly virus, specialists say.

An India-born doctor fighting Ebola in Africa will be among the guests watching President Barack Obama's State of the Union address today symbolising some of the points he would be making.

Concerned about foreign fighters from Syria and Iraq, Washington imposed tighter security screening on Monday for travelers from countries, mostly in Europe and Asia, whose citizens do not need a visa to get into the United States.

Underscoring the multi-front challenges facing his administration, President Barack Obama is consulting with military officials about the U.S. counter-terrorism campaign against Islamic State fighters, just a day after boosting the U.S. response to the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.

Doctors, nurses and hospital workers fighting the Ebola epidemic in west Africa are struggling with a daily burden of exhaustion, shortage of staff and fear for themselves over the deadly virus, specialists say.