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Today's Stories October 29, 2014
Reporter Crosses Into Syria To Tell Stories Of Fighters
Holly Williams of CBS discusses some of the people she's interviewed, including women soldiers on the frontlines.
How Far Have We Come Since The Financial Crisis?
Or are we already going backwards? We ask Michael Lewis, author of books including "Flash Boys" and "Liar's Poker."
ISIS Uses Hostage As Part Of Propaganda Effort
The video shows British hostage John Cantlie acting as a war correspondent forecasting the fall of the town to militants, despite U.S. airstrikes.
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What do you think of the video? Does it surprise you? Does it hit home for you? Let us know in the comments.
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A Disappearing Tradition Gets A Big Boost
The origins of the Singing and Praying Bands of Maryland and Delaware go back to the days of slavery.
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Many Baghdad residents see the Shiite militias as saviors, but others worry these brigades of volunteers have grown ominously powerful.
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The Federal Trade Commission argues the telecom giant cut internet speeds for customers who were using too much data.
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Why Are Dozens Of Western Women Joining ISIS?
The FBI is investigating the case of three teenage girls from Colorado who they believe tried to join ISIS militants in Syria.
New Documentary Profiles Human Rights Watch Team
An elite group known as the E-Team travels across the globe documenting human rights violations and war crimes.
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The world's oceans cover nearly two-thirds of the Earth's surface, yet little is understood about the ocean floor.
Colorado Backs Away From Pot Edibles Ban
Critics say a ban would violate the state's voter-approved legalization of recreational marijuana, which took effect in January.
Modest Raise For Social Security Recipients
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Jill Abramson Announces Plans For News Startup
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The Mystery Of Michael Rockefeller’s Disappearance
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What Happens When A School Pays Teachers $125,000 A Year
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