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Oct 15

Police clash with protesters at disputed underpass in Hong Kong

By News Desk

Hong Kong police armed with riot shields and pepper spray battled pro-democracy activists for control of an underpass overnight Wednesday, sparking the worst violence yet in the two-week protests.

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Oct 13

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News Wrap: CDC ‘doubling down’ on Ebola training

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In our news wrap Monday, CDC director Tom Frieden stressed the importance of improving the safety of health workers on the front lines of treating Ebola after a Dallas nurse was confirmed to have contracted the disease by caring for…

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Oct 13

Opponents of Hong Kong protests attempt to dismantle barricades

By Justin Scuiletti

Hundreds of people rushed the barricades of pro-democracy protesters in the Admiralty district of Hong Kong Monday, battling with demonstrators to remove roadblocks that have caused traffic congestion in the city over the past two weeks.

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Oct 06

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News Wrap: Neuroscientists to share Nobel in Medicine for discovering brain’s ‘GPS’

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In our news wrap Monday, the Nobel Prize for Medicine was awarded to three neuroscientists for discovering the brain system that helps people orient themselves. Also, pro-democracy protests seemed to wane in Hong Kong. Talks have begun between the government…

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Oct 03

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News Wrap: Violence erupts between police and protesters in Hong Kong

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In our news wrap Friday, violence erupted between pro-democracy protesters and Hong Kong police, who have confronted each other in the streets for six straight days. Also, students and their supporters in one Colorado county will resume protests against new…

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Oct 02

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News Wrap: Hong Kong leader offers meeting while warning protesters not to storm buildings

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In our news wrap Thursday, the leader of Hong Kong’s government defied calls for him to step down and warned protesters not to storm buildings. Gwen Ifill speaks with Demetri Sevastopulo on what’s driving young protestors. Also, as many as…

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Oct 02

Chinese government warns of ‘unimaginable’ consequences if Hong Kong protests continue

By Ashira Morris

China's government is refusing to compromise with pro-democracy demonstrators in Hong Kong as protesters threatened escalated action in the autonomous island region of south China Thursday.

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Oct 01

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News Wrap: Hong Kong protesters boo Chinese flag on National Day

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In our news wrap Wednesday, pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong booed the Chinese flag during a celebration of China’s National Day, and a chief organizer suggested the movement may storm government buildings. Also, twin suicide bombings exploded in Syria near…

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Oct 01

US, China air differences over Hong Kong protests

By Matthew Pennington, Associated Press

WASHINGTON — The top U.S. and Chinese diplomats publicly aired differences Wednesday over the protests in Hong Kong, where students want democratic changes to the electoral system.

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Sep 30

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Peaceful protests halt traffic in Hong Kong, test China’s governance – Part 1

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