Ebola outbreak in West Africa remains dominant says U S health chief
In Monrovia Dr Tom Frieden director of the CDC said Ebola still has the upper hand in the West Africa outbreak that has killed over 1 400 people though experts have means to stop it He planned visits to Sierra Leone and Guinea Nigeria reported cases but optimism exists Frieden spoke at a meeting with Liberian President Sirleaf as residents complained about slow body collection in Monrovia and a mob carried a suspected victim’s corpse through a street
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Former FBI Director Louis Freeh Hurt In Vermont Crash
Vermont state police report drugs and alcohol were not factors in the single car crash that seriously injured former FBI Director Louis Freeh. Freeh was alone in his SUV, wearing a seat belt, after leaving the road near Barnard Monday noon. He was taken to a New Hampshire hospital, with condition not released.
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Gaza cease-fire reached but undefined edge looms
Gaza and Hamas announced an open-ended cease-fire after seven weeks of fighting ending the deadliest conflict in years. The accord pauses major fighting but defers hard issues. Hamas remains in control, Israel and Egypt maintain blockade controls, and casualties exceed two thousand Palestinians and dozens of Israelis.
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U S begins surveillance flights over Syria amid ISIS concerns
U S officials say President Obama approved surveillance flights over Syria to improve intelligence on ISIS locations as Pentagon weighs options including potential airstrikes. Gen. Dempsey notes clearer ISIS data is needed for any action while strikes already proceed in Iraq.
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Putin meets Poroshenko in Minsk talks may ease Ukraine conflict
In Minsk Russia's Putin and Ukraine's Poroshenko held an unexpected bilateral summit their first since the ouster of Ukraine's ex president. They aimed to curb fighting as Kyiv says it captured 10 Russian soldiers and shelling widens to southeast Ukraine amid Western censure of Moscow. In Baghdad a car bomb in New Baghdad killed at least 11 and wounded 31 during morning rush hour as attacks surge against Shiite areas.
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