W.H.O. declares Guinea free of Ebola transmission.
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Two arrested in Belgium over suspected New Year’s Eve attack plot.
Fannie and Freddie give birth to new mortgage bond.
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Samsung Pay will launch online payments in the U.S.
“Affluenza” teen is apprehended in Mexico.
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New Year’s Eve has been cancelled for most of Shanghai.
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