Synopsis
2014/10/15 Headlines: WHO: Growing Ebola Infections Could Bring 10,000 New Cases per Week; 2nd Texas Nurse Diagnosed with Ebola; CDC Admits Slow Response; U.N.: ISIS Advance Displaces over 180,000 from Iraqi Town of Heet; Obama Talks "Long-Term Campaign" with Defense Chiefs from Anti-ISIS Coalition; White House Walks Back Claim of Agreement on Turkey Bases; Texas Abortion Clinics to Remain Open After Supreme Court Overturns Anti-Choice Measures; Appeals Court Restores Texas Voter ID Law for November Election; Hong Kong Police Make Largest Number of Arrests Since Protests Began; Nigerian Protesters Mark Six Months Since Schoolgirls' Kidnapping; U.S. Military Contractor Killed, Another Wounded in Saudi Arabia Shooting; Report: U.S. Hid Injuries of Soldiers Wounded by Western-Supplied Chemical Weapons in Iraq; Police: Ballistic Evidence Implicates St. Louis Man Shot Dead by Officer; Chicago Teachers Union President Has Brain Tumor, Won't Pursue Mayoral Bid