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Also: A new confrontation breaks out in Ferguson, Missouri; Denver students walk out to protest proposed changes to their history classes; and a widow sues the NFL over her husband's suicide.

Also: The U.S. Supreme Court blocks Ohio's early voting; the world's wildlife population has been decimated in the past 40 years; and the world's biggest collector of Harry Potter items is named.

Also: Cyclone-stricken Vanuatu residents ask for food; the White House will rebuff certain Freedom of Information Act requests; and Japanese tsunami debris from 2011 still washes ashore in the U.S.

Also: A purported ISIS video appears to show a child executing a man; the Houston Ship Channel is still partially closed after a collision; and the Iditarod Sled Dog Race is underway.

Also: Police will discuss an investigation into rape claims printed in "Rolling Stone" magazine; NATO's chief suggests arming Ukraine; and the founder of modern Singapore dies.

Also: A super typhoon may gain strength before crashing into China; western U.S. wildfires force more evacuations; and a Seattle man nearly burns down his house killing a spider with a blowtorch.

Also: The Gaza conflict continues; Wikileaks reveals an Australian court's gag order on a sensitive corruption trial that's now more secretive; and a fisherman catches a rare calico lobster.

Also: Although its water ban is lifted, Toledo's problems with algae may get worse; a second American with Ebola is headed for the U.S.; and a five-year-old loses his mayoral race in Minnesota.

Also: Time magazine names "The Ebola Fighters" as Person of the Year; Detroit's emergency financial status is ending; and Carolina Panthers quarterback Cam Newton injures his back in a car accident.

Also: The Federal Reserve finishes its meeting today while many look for hints of a rate hike; the Church of England names its first female bishop; and you can help name some of Mercury's craters!