Liberia expands Ebola treatment amid rising cases
Liberian authorities widen capacity at capital's treatment centers while two airlines suspend routes to Monrovia and Freetown as the Ebola crisis deepens. Kenya Airways will halt flights tonight with health ministry guidance. other carriers also pull back amid regional spread.
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Pope honors Korean martyrs as model for church mission
Pope Francis beatified 124 Korean martyrs in Seoul drawing about 800000 people to an open air Mass at Gwanghwamun Gate. He praised lay Catholics who founded the church in the 18th century and urged sacrifice for Christ as a path for Asia’s Catholic youth and future evangelization.
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German spy agency tapped Clinton and Kerry calls on jets
German intelligence admits tapping at least one phone call each by Hillary Clinton in 2012 and John Kerry in 2013 while aboard U S government aircraft. Calls were reportedly intercepted accidentally amid anti-terror monitoring and tied to Middle East and Africa targets.
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