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The Boston Globe:
Charlie Baker for governor — To move Mass. forward, state government must work better
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Sara Fischer / CNN:
Christie: Quarantined nurse heading to Maine — Washington (CNN) — After a heated weekend of sparring between a quarantined nurse and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the nurse is being discharged, the state's Department of Health said in a statement Monday morning.
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New York Times:
Under Pressure, Cuomo Says Ebola Quarantines Can Be Spent at Home
Under Pressure, Cuomo Says Ebola Quarantines Can Be Spent at Home
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Peter Baker / New York Times:
The Bushes, Led by W., Rally to Make Jeb ‘45’ — WASHINGTON — When Jeb Bush decides whether to run for president, there will be no family meeting à la Mitt Romney, no gathering at Walker's Point in Kennebunkport to go over the pros and cons. “I don't think it'll be like a big internal straw poll,” said his son, Jeb Bush Jr.
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Arlette Saenz / ABC News:
Jeb Bush Will ‘More Than Likely’ Run in 2016, Says His Son
Jeb Bush Will ‘More Than Likely’ Run in 2016, Says His Son
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John Minchillo / ABC News:
5-Year-Old Boy Under Observation at NYC Hospital Over Ebola Concerns — A 5-year-old boy is under observation at New York City's Bellevue Hospital this morning after experiencing a 103-degree fever after returning home from Guinea Saturday, prompting Ebola concerns, officials told ABC News.
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Juan Williams / The Hill:
Republican games pose health risk — Republicans on the campaign trail tell voters that the Senate gets nothing done because Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D- Nev.) blocks votes on GOP legislation. — Away from the Halloween funhouse mirror, the reality is this: Reid is willing to hold votes …
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Washington Monthly
Eric Lichtblau / New York Times:
In Cold War, U.S. Spy Agencies Used 1,000 Nazis — WASHINGTON — In the decades after World War II, the C.I.A. and other United States agencies employed at least a thousand Nazis as Cold War spies and informants and, as recently as the 1990s, concealed the government's ties to some still living in America …
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Paul Krugman / New York Times:
Ideology and Investment — America used to be a country that built for the future. Sometimes the government built directly: Public projects, from the Erie Canal to the Interstate Highway System, provided the backbone for economic growth. Sometimes it provided incentives to the private sector …
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James Hamblin / The Atlantic Online:
21 Days — A biological warfare expert's warning against false comfort in Ebola messaging — “I want to be pleasant through this whole thing,” California representative Darrell Issa said on Friday, unpleasantly, to a panel of medical experts at a congressional oversight-committee hearing.
John B. Judis / The New Republic:
Yes, Texas Could Turn Blue — But demographics alone are not the answer — “Do you really think Wendy Davis is going to win?” I asked Jenn Brown, the executive director of Battleground Texas. “I sure do,” she replied. Brown and her top staff may be the only people in Texas …
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New York Times:
Is the Affordable Care Act Working? — After a year fully in place, the Affordable Care Act has largely succeeded in delivering on President Obama's main promises, an analysis by a team of reporters and data researchers shows. But it has also fallen short in some ways and given rise to a powerful conservative backlash.
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The Gateway Pundit and RedState
Economist:
The world's biggest economic problem — Deflation in the euro zone is all too close and extremely dangerous — THE world economy is not in good shape. The news from America and Britain has been reasonably positive, but Japan's economy is struggling and China's growth is now slower than at any time since 2009.
Michael Hirsh / Politico:
Team of Bumblers? — Are Susan Rice and Chuck Hagel equal to today's new national-security challenges? — When President Obama, after months of equivocation over how to respond to the takeover of parts of Iraq and Syria by radical militants, announced in September that the United States would …
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