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By PBS NewsHour RELATED LINKSParalyzed patients successfully move legs after breakthrough treatment Paralyzed Woman Powers Robotic Arm With Her Mind Paralyzed Mice Able to Regain Movement, Study Reveals GWEN IFILL:…
By PBS NewsHour RELATED LINKSThis is how you get Ebola, as explained by science These six diseases should worry you more than Ebola Self-quarantined reporter: U.S. must ‘strike balance between…
By PBS NewsHour RELATED LINKSBefore ISIS: A history of beheadings to terrify, punish France launches first airstrike against Islamic militants A step forward in ISIS fight? Iraq lawmakers approve Sunni,…
By PBS NewsHour RELATED LINKSBefore ISIS: A history of beheadings to terrify, punish France launches first airstrike against Islamic militants A step forward in ISIS fight? Iraq lawmakers approve Sunni,…
By PBS NewsHour RELATED LINKSCourts strike down voter ID laws in Texas, Wisconsin Supreme Court OKs Texas voter ID law for November election Voter ID law has Virginia Democrats scrambling…
By PBS NewsHour RELATED LINKSU.S. ‘underbanked’ population increasingly using mobile banking Life in the cash economy for “underbanked” Americans Mobile Banking Could Be Global Health Tool GWEN IFILL: If you…
By Greg Bluestein Officially, last night’s Atlanta Press Club gubernatorial debate was scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. Nathan Deal couldn’t wait. At 5:39 p.m., his office sent out a…
By Daniel Malloy A new ad from Democrat Michelle Nunn in the U.S. Senate race aims to puncture the notion that she is a lackey of President Barack Obama, pointing…
By Greg Bluestein An ambulance carrying Amber Joy Vinson arrives at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta. As the specter of Ebola threatens to shake up Georgia’s top political races, Gov.…
By Jim Galloway Just over an hour before his 7 p.m. Atlanta Press Club/Georgia Public Broadcasting debate, Gov. Nathan Deal indicated that he’s anticipating a question about the Ebola virus.…