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Associated Press:
Video: Islamic State group beheads British hostage — 2 photos — CAIRO (AP) — An Internet video released Friday purports to show an Islamic State group fighter beheading British hostage Alan Henning, the fourth such killing carried out by the extremist group now targeted in U.S.-led airstrikes.
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Mariano Castillo / CNN:
ISIS video claims to show beheading of Alan Henning; American threatened — (CNN) — A short video released by ISIS on Friday shows the apparent beheading of British aid worker Alan Henning. — Before he is killed, Henning speaks to the camera, referencing the British Parliament's decision to join the bombing campaign against ISIS.
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Raya Jalabi / Guardian:
Isis video shows murder of British hostage Alan Henning — Ian Cobain, Sandra Laville and Raya Jalabi in New York — Islamic State militants have released a video depicting the murder of British aid convoy volunteer Alan Henning, three weeks after warning that he would be the next to die.
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David Nather / Politico:
GOP 2016ers on Ebola: Panic — For once, President Barack Obama and Texas Gov. Rick Perry are on the same page. At separate briefings on the Ebola crisis, Obama administration officials and Perry have delivered the same message: Don't panic — the health authorities know what they're doing.
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Matthew Continetti / Washington Free Beacon:
The Case for Panic — Deadly, irrational, and determined, the intruder snuck across a weakened perimeter. Eluding capture, the intruder was detained only after missteps and close calls. The spin began soon after the threat was isolated. Information was selectively leaked.
Sarah Ferris / The Hill:
White House says it has Ebola virus under control — Top White House officials on Friday worked to reassure the American public that the national response to Ebola is under control. — Leaders of the country's health, defense and military branches stressed that they are taking the right steps …
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Frances Martel / BREITBART.COM:
BOSS, COWORKERS OF US EBOLA PATIENT: HE KNEW HE HAD EBOLA, US TRIP WAS ‘DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO SURVIVE’ — A Liberian man who traveled to the United States four days after having contact with a symptomatic Ebola victim in Monrovia “knew he had Ebola,” according to his former boss, who said he abruptly left his job before the incident.
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Jonathan Topaz / Politico:
CDC chief on Ebola: We can't shut the border
CDC chief on Ebola: We can't shut the border
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Michaeleen Doucleff / NPR:
No, Seriously, How Contagious Is Ebola?
No, Seriously, How Contagious Is Ebola?
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Amy Ellis Nutt / Washington Post:
For quarantined relatives in U.S. Ebola case, extra cautions, hope and prayer
For quarantined relatives in U.S. Ebola case, extra cautions, hope and prayer
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Reuters:
Has Kim Jong-Un lost control of North Korea? Pyongyang is on lockdown and nation's former intelligence officer says Kim has ALREADY been overthrown — A former North Korean counter-intelligence officer has claimed that Kim Jong-Un is no longer in control of the nation and is now just a ‘puppet leader’.
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Keegan Hamilton / VICE News:
Former Top Official Says Kim Jong-un Is No Longer in Control of North Korea
Former Top Official Says Kim Jong-un Is No Longer in Control of North Korea
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scmp.com:
LIVE: 19 arrested after Mong Kok attacks, police say some have ‘triad backgrounds’ — Main menu — You are here — Welcome to our continuing 24-hour Occupy Central coverage. — There were clashes in several parts of the city today as anti-Occupy groups took to the streets …
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Kirk Semple / New York Times:
Coalition Leader Warns of Long Fight in Iraq — BAGHDAD — The American official coordinating the international coalition fighting the Islamic State said on Friday that the Iraqi military would not be ready for a campaign to retake Mosul, the largest Iraqi city under insurgent control, for as much as a year.
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Lanhee Chen / Bloomberg View:
Obama's Blow to Endangered Democrats — Another day, another pivot to jobs for President Barack Obama. Yesterday's speech at Northwestern University marked the 16th time since he took office that he has announced a refocus on jobs and the economy. It was also his best effort at a closing argument …
Andrew Kaczynski / BuzzFeed:
AARP Asks Democrats To Remove Their Name From Their Attack Ad — AAMOF. — The AARP is asking the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee to remove them from an ad attacking Republican Michigan senatorial candidate Terri Lynn Land. The ad “Deserve” cites the AARP in attacking Land.
Chris Geidner / BuzzFeed:
Missouri Must Recognize Same-Sex Marriages Granted Elsewhere, State Court Rules — The case was brought by 10 same-sex couples who are represented by the ACLU. — ACLU of Missouri / Via Twitter: @aclu_mo — WASHINGTON — Missouri must recognize the marriages of same-sex couples …
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Andrew Dugan / Gallup:
Kansas: GOP Has Numbers Advantage, but Support Drops — Among states with the most Republicans, Kansas has the fewest conservatives — WASHINGTON, D.C. — Kansas has emerged as an unlikely battleground state in the 2014 midterm election, with two longtime Republican fixtures …
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Jeff Greenfield / The Daily Beast:
A Loss by Pat Roberts in Kansas? Actually, Not So Bizarre