Roundup covers tapes release and legal rulings nationwide
A federal judge ordered public release of 28 secret videotapes from Guantanamo hunger strike episodes with redactions. Missouri voids part of the gay marriage ban to recognize out-of-state marriages. Obama expands refugee access for Honduras Guatemala and El Salvador while capping total Latin American intake. A New York to Charlotte flight was delayed by live crabs loose in the cargo hold.
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Washington
Guantanamo Bay
Associated Press
U.S. District Court
Gladys Kessler
Kessler
Abu Wa’el Dhiab
Kansas City
Missouri
Chris Koster
Arlene Zarembka
Zuleyma Tang-Martinez
St. Louis
Canada
Zarembka
Tany Martinez
U.S
Barack Obama
Honduras
Guatemala
el Salvador
White House
State Department
Latin America
Caribbean
Jen Psaki
New York
Charlotte
N.C
LaGuardia
US Airways
Josh Freed
Newsday
Obama urges calm over single U S Ebola case
The Obama administration urged calm over the lone U S Ebola case and said there is little chance of a national outbreak. Officials outlined containment at home while Pentagon aid to Liberia begins with two new testing labs and two treatment centers under construction.
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Washington
Obama
United States
Pentagon
Liberia
West Africa
U.S
Anthony Fauci
National Institutes of Health
White House
Fauci
Administration
Health and Human Services
Sylvia Mathews Burwell
Lisa Monaco
Barack Obama
Monaco
Dallas
Texas
NIH
National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Navy
John Kirby
Disinfection at Dallas apartment linked to Ebola patient
Hazardous materials crews decontaminate the Texas residence where Thomas Duncan stayed after he became ill. Officials curb monitoring to about 50 exposed people while the Duncan family is relocated to a private gated community.
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Dallas
Thomas Eric Duncan
Texas
Federal Transportation and Disease-Control
Duncan
U.S
West Africa
NBC News
Clay Jenkins
Dallas County
Jenkins
David Lakey
Troh
Fighting hits Syrian border near Kobani amid push to capture city
Islamic State militants shell the Kurdish town of Kobani on the Syria Turkey frontier as they mount an offensive to link Kurdish areas from Aleppo to Raqqa. Turkey expands powers to support possible incursions while Prime Minister pledges aid to prevent Kobani's fall. Kurdish officials say defense is ready. Eid al Adha begins today.
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Beirut
Syria
Turkey
Aleppo
Raqqa
Kobani
Iraq
Islamic State Group
Nasser Haj Mansour
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