* As a second strain of ebola breaks out, Japan announces it has an experimental flu drug that could treat Ebola. * After receiving ZMapp treatment and showing signs of recovery, a Liberian doctor dies of Ebola. * Ferguson's largely young, black, male protesters. * Following two high-profile tragedies, many Malaysia
* Excellent Nathan Thrall analysis of how Israel and Hamas reached their current, undesired war. * Venezuela soon to begin fingerprinting customers at grocery stores. * Four men develop a nail polish to detect date-rape drugs. * Catalog of weapons used against Ferguson protestors. * Black Ferguson experiences post-Michael Brown political awakening. * Since
* Russia rolls back some of its self-imposed bans on Western food—including vitamins, supplements, and lactose-free dairy products. * Because of Missouri's self-defense laws, convicting Darren Wilson is an unlikely outcome. * The Royal Canadian Mounted Police acquires military-grade vehicles, assures citizens they're only
Only the truly trained can accurately describe how despair sounds without a noise filter. A sound technician finishes his horror movie script.
* Surowiecki: "The lack of an Ebola treatment is disturbing. But, given the way drug development is funded, it's also predictable." * How America's no-ransom policy contributed to James Foley's death, and why a new policy could be in order. * Related: Al Qaeda
* American journalist James Foley, kidnapped in Syria in 2012, beheaded on camera by the Islamic State. * See also: The story of Foley’s kidnapping along with Austin Bennett Tice. * The Islamic State are "extreme sadists with a conventional army and nation-building aspirations." * LAPD cop asks that we
* Ferguson PD—95% white in a city that's two-thirds black—needs more black officers and fewer heavy weapons. * Ta-Nehisi Coates on America's history of total police control over black bodies. * No longer Invisible Man: Jordan Casteel's paintings of black men. * UV light
Nobody stands between one cyclist and her cheese on a vegetable-fueled bike tour through Eastern Europe.
The Morning News is seeking Fall/Winter editorial fellows. As a fellow you’ll work closely with the founding editors to learn the ins and outs of an online magazine. You will also contribute to the magazine’s daily maintenance, find new writers, and have the opportunity to pick up
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