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Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore's health commissioner, is eager to see hospitals in the city pitch in on public health. Meredith Rizzo/NPR hide caption
Beachside Resort In Sayulita, Mexico, Prepares For Hurricane Patricia
Drake's dance moves in the new "Hotline Bling" video read like an invitation: "GIF me, please." Apple Music hide caption
New Orleans Urges Sales Tax Hike Support To Fund French Quarter Police
Harry Connick, Jr.'s new album, That Would Be Me, is out now. LeAnn Mueller/Courtesy of the artist hide caption
The 'Groundpounders' Have Run In Every Marine Corps Marathon Since 1976
The Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority tests its Positive Train Control system at the agency's rail yard near Malvern, Pa. The system will cost SEPTA about $328 million. The regional passenger railroad is one of the few in the country that are on track to meet an end-of-the-year deadline for installing PTC. Jeff Brady/NPR hide caption
Heather Donahue starred in 1999's The Blair Witch Project. Getty Images hide caption
This image shows Hurricane Patricia, a Category 5 storm, blasting toward southwestern Mexico on Friday. The photo was taken from the International Space Station. Scott Kelly/AP hide caption
Dr. Leana Wen, Baltimore's health commissioner, is eager to see hospitals in the city pitch in on public health. Meredith Rizzo/NPR hide caption
In Maryland, A Change In How Hospitals Are Paid Boosts Public Health
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Berlin on Thursday. The Israeli leader has accused Palestinian officials, including Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas, of incitement and says it has contributed to violence against Israelis. Miriam May/Pool/Getty Images hide caption
Why Daniel Murphy Rules: Second Baseman's Bat Leads Mets To World Series
Guatemalan Presidential Election Pits Former First Lady Against TV Comedian
Anne-Marie Duff and Carey Mulligan are laundry workers who join the fight for women's votes in the new movie Suffragette. Steffan Hill/Focus Features hide caption
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