1. Ending Ebola
- Ebola diagnoses are "halving every 10 days in Guinea, every 14 days in Liberia, and every 19 days in Sierra Leone."
[Vox / Julia Belluz]
- Sierra Leone is easing travel restrictions within the country as the situation improves.
[AFP]
- The first ever clinical trial of potential Ebola vaccines is expected to begin in Liberia in about two weeks.
[NYT / Andrew Pollack]
- All that said, "there are still pockets of intense transmission and hard-to-reach rural areas that aren't being tended to," and it's still too early to declare the epidemic over.
[Vox / Julia Belluz]
2. Misc.
- The late Saudi King Abdullah is being celebrated in the Western press as a "reformer." Bullshit.
[Vox / Zack Beauchamp]
- The "Don't pull the thang out, unless you plan to bang" theory of monetary policy.
[NY Mag / Annie Lowrey]
- Just over 50 percent of Americans — and almost 80 percent of Democrats — want single-payer health insurance.
[The Hill / Sarah Ferris]
3. Verbatim
- "After being the only girl in bands for 10 years, I learned — the hard way — that if I was going to get my ideas through, I was going to have to pretend that they — men — had the ideas."
[Björk to Pitchfork / Jessica Hopper]
- "In 2010, only about 15 percent of new marriages were interracial … Based on random matching alone, the expected proportion of interracial relationships in the United States should be as high as 44 percent."
[The Kernel / Aaron Sankin]
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