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Ways and Means to Treasury: Cough up witness
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CDC to implement elaborate monitoring for West African visitors
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Former Blackwater guards found guilty in 2007 Iraq killings
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‘Tinseltown’ an enjoyable real life whodunit
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Feds consider tiered hospital system for Ebola patients
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Texas Health Resources faces public fallout from Ebola crisis
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NBC freelance cameraman declared Ebola free, will leave hospital Wednesday
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Nurse Amber Vinson’s family says she is Ebola-free
Dallas nurse Amber Vinson was Ebola-free Wednesday, according to family members in Atlanta, where she is being treated for the virus.
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Blackwater guards found guilty in 2007 killings of Iraqi civilians
An infamous chapter of the Iraq War closed Wednesday as a jury convicted four former Blackwater Worldwide contractors of killing unarmed civilians in the chaotic streets of Baghdad.
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Veterans of Vietnam, Hmong continue to push for burial rights
The Hmong war veterans marching on congressional offices Wednesday know better than most about how legislation gets made. Or, more often, gets lost.
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HEALTH CARE
Ebola panic may be subsiding in Dallas
Panic over Ebola appears to be waning across much of the Dallas-Fort Worth region as residents drop off the quarantine list and more is learned about how the virus spreads.
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HEALTH CARE
Aboard cruise ship, waiting for Ebola scare to pass
Lonnie Harris wanted to give his wife, Marnie, a romantic and unforgettable 25th wedding anniversary. And he did.
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HEALTH CARE
NIH upgrades Dallas Ebola patient to good condition
- A Dallas nurse who contracted the Ebola virus was upgraded from fair condition to good by the National Institutes of Health Clincal Center in Bethesda, Maryland, Tuesday evening.
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ECONOMY
Awash in oil, does America need a large reserve?
America’s newly abundant onshore energy supplies are rekindling debate over whether there is too much crude oil, or the right kind, held in the nation’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
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ECONOMIC WATCH
Boing: Home sales bounce back in September
Sales of existing homes increased 2.4 percent to an annual rate of 5.17 million in September, their highest annual pace this year the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday.
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HEALTH CARE
Who should get experimental Ebola medications? And are they safe?
As Ebola continues to devastate West Africa and new patients slowly bring the disease to other countries, experts fear the growing crisis could one day create an ugly scrum for the limited supply of experimental treatments and vaccines.
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Dallas nurse being treated in Atlanta is Ebola-free, family says
Dallas nurse Amber Vinson was Ebola-free Wednesday, according to family members in Atlanta, where she is being treated for the virus.
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MCT NATIONAL NEWS
Wife: Undercover 'friends' pressured Austin man to join ISIS
The wife of an Austin man who awaits sentencing on terrorism-related charges says he was pressured by federal informants into committing to travel to Turkey as a step toward joining a militia in Syria.
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MCT NATIONAL NEWS
Lesbian Navy veteran allowed to inter wife at Idaho cemetery
On Tuesday, Madelynn Lee Taylor will finally get her wish.
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MCT NATIONAL NEWS
US takes more steps to guard against new Ebola cases
Pressed to tighten border screening for travelers potentially exposed to Ebola, federal health officials took more steps Wednesday to monitor people coming into the United States from the three West African countries at the center of the outbreak.
