Headlines from October 13, 2014

Hundreds of thousands have evacuated their homes, and Japan watches for flash floods and landslides as typhoon reaches land.
Authorities don’t know why radiation levels in the water around Fukushima increased 10-fold after a weekend of typhoon-related rain.
In Hong Kong, hundreds of Anti-Occupy protestors descend upon the main protest site, destroying supplies and attacking students.
If you moved, they fired, if you yelled or talked, they fired. Survivors recount the deadly police assault at a college in Iguala, Mexico.
Judges denied minors’ [abortion] petitions for arbitrary, absurd, or personal reasons—such as a failure to discuss her decision with a priest.
In the midst of an unprecedented rise in the contemporary art market, a 25-year-old painting appreciates 350,000%.
In three decades, flooding will be a “near-daily occurrence” in nine major East Coast cities.
First-person account of treating one of the American Ebola patients.
I guess I am the lucky one, but it is hard to see it like that. A 13-year old in Sierra Leone on Ebola’s horrors.
The plan to reboot Ghostbusters with all female leads is the best way to reintroduce the franchise. #opinions
There’s no real difference between male and female brains, and studies that say so are outliers. #science
Top universities turn out black and Hispanic computer science and computer engineering graduates at twice the rate that leading technology companies hire them.
MIT study says the Mars One space colonists would starve to death—Mars One’s CEO says the study used bad data.
The NFL has an exclusive contract with Bose, and players wearing Beats could face fines.
My brother is an incredibly good sport. I wouldn’t worry about anything. David Sedaris’s Reddit AMA.