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12:35Now PlayingVisit to watch the daily independent, global news hour. This is a summary of top news headlines from the U.S. and around the world on Wednesday, October 15, 2014. Go to the Democracy Now! website to read the complete transcript, search the vast news archive, and to make a donation to support our daily, nonprofit news program.
In this video, you'll learn about these top news 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 Hit
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 Contracted Killed, Another Wounded in Saudi Arabia Shooting
Report: U.S. Hid Injuries of Soldiers Wounded by Western-Supplied Chemical Weapons in Iraq
Chicago Teachers Union President Has Brain Tumor, Won't Pursue Mayoral Bid
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