A second Dallas nurse is
diagnosed with Ebola this week, soon after taking a domestic flight. CDC
director Tom Frieden faces tough questions on Capitol Hill about the
handling of the nurses’ cases, and President Obama considers appointing
an Ebola “czar” to head US containment efforts. With weeks left before
the midterms and nearly one million early votes cast, courts rule on
voter ID laws in Texas and Arkansas. The stock market swung wildly again
this week, as investors respond to mounting uncertainty in the global
economy. And the budget deficit has dropped to its lowest level since
before the great recession. The domestic hour of the Friday news
roundup.
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