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Goats and Soda

Hiccups Were The Clue That Led Researchers To Ebola

Journalist Jeffrey Stern traveled to Guinea to find out why it took so long for scientists to figure out that the Ebola virus had struck. He tells a revealing tale in this month's Vanity Fair.

Conrad Goetzinger and Cassandra Rose struggle to pay their bills as $760 is garnished from their paychecks every two weeks by debt collectors. Twice, Goetzinger's bank account has been emptied by collectors after he failed to payoff a loan for a laptop. Eric Francis/AP for ProPublica hide caption

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With Debt Collection, Your Bank Account Could Be At Risk

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Members of the Ohio Student Association gather outside Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine's office in Columbus last month to call for the release of in-store video in the fatal police shooting of John Crawford III. Jim Otte/The Dayton Daily News/AP hide caption

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Community Keeps Calm Despite Questions About Wal-Mart Shooting

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Workers unload medical supplies to fight the Ebola epidemic from a USAID cargo flight in Harbel, Liberia, in August. John Moore/Getty Images hide caption

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Obama To Announce Buildup In U.S. Efforts To Fight Ebola

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An Iranian security guard at the Bushehr nuclear power plant in 2010. Iran and negotiators from six world powers are trying to work out a long-term deal on Iran's nuclear program. Vahid Salemi/AP hide caption

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The Stickiest Issues In The Iranian Nuclear Talks

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Will Davidson and his Minecraft creation, modeled off the Santa Cruz Mission Steve Henn hide caption

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Minecraft's Business Model: A Video Game That Leaves You Alone

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Kenneth Feinberg, who is administrating a crash victims fund, testified before a Senate commerce subcommittee hearing in July that was examining accountability and corporate culture following GM recalls. Lauren Victoria Burke/AP hide caption

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GM Ignition-Switch Defect Now Linked To 19 Deaths

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Pump jacks are seen in an oil field over the Monterey Shale formation near Lost Hills, Calif. Much of the U.S. oil industry wants to lift an export ban that followed the 1970s energy crisis. David McNew/Getty Images hide caption

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With U.S. Oil Supply Climbing, Some Call For End To Export Ban

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Red Cross health workers wearing protective suits in Conakry, Guinea, on Sunday. Cellou Binani/AFP/Getty Images hide caption

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Hiccups Were The Clue That Led Researchers To Ebola

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Victoria Ruiz (left), a postdoctoral fellow in immunology, works with Brianna Delgado, a high school student that she mentors, at the Blaser Lab, inside NYU's Langone Medical Center in New York, NY. Ramsay de Give for NPR hide caption

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Too Few University Jobs For America's Young Scientists

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A tourist wears a poncho decorated with the national flag of Scotland to shelter from the weather in Scotland's capital, Edinburgh, on Monday. Matt Dunham/AP hide caption

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Will Scotland Vote To Cut The Cord?

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"I've had to change," Nick Cave says. "Change is important and change is the energy that runs through all of our records." Courtesy of Drafthouse Films hide caption

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Nick Cave: 'The Creative Process Is An Altered State In Itself'

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