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The Brief Saturday, August 2nd 2014

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1. Hamas Denies Keeping Soldier
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Islamic militants in the Gaza Strip said Saturday that they are not holding captive an Israeli officer who went missing while an outbreak of violence ended plans for a 72-hour cease-fire. Israel says it believes 2nd Lt. Hadar Goldin was captured Friday

2. 'We Tortured Some Folks'
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On Friday, President Obama previewed the upcoming release of a Senate report into the CIA's rendition, detention and interrogation practices after 9/11

3. The Key to Containing Ebola
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A former CDC official says curbing the outbreak—720 dead in West Africa—is a "huge logistical undertaking" but that good old-fashioned legwork is crucial

4. Congress Passes Package to Replenish Iron Dome
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Congress approved a $225 million package to replenish Israel's missile defenses with its last order of business before a five-week recess, as the country's cease-fire with Hamas unraveled and Israeli forces search for a missing army officer

5. NFL Head Defends 2-Game Suspension
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Roger Goodell defended his decision to suspend Ray Rice for two games after the Baltimore Ravens running back was indicted for assaulting his then-fiancée Janay Palmer. Critics assert that the star athlete's punishment isn't severe enough

6. House Approves Bills to Address Border Crisis
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House Republicans passed legislation late Friday to address the crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border by sending migrant youths back home without hearings, winning over conservatives with a companion bill that would deport half a million immigrants

7. Aereo to Court: We're 'Bleeding to Death'
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Facing a dire financial situation, the TV-streaming service Aereo asked a federal court for an emergency ruling on its application to operate as a cable TV service, a move that would allow the company to begin earning revenue for the first time since June 28

8. Beats Is Now Officially Part of the Apple 'Family'
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The tech giant has closed its biggest-ever acquisition to bring high-end headphone maker and music-streaming service Beats into the company; Apple reportedly offered jobs to all Beats employees but conceded that some of them were for a "limited period" only

9. Philly Narcotics Cops Arrested in Corruption Probe
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The FBI arrested six Philadelphia officers in an ongoing federal corruption probe and charged them with stealing more than a half-million dollars worth of property, drugs and cash between February 2006 and November 2012

10. U.S. Adds 209,000 Jobs in July
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The U.S. economy added 209,000 new jobs in July, according to the latest employment report. The number is slightly lower than the 233,000 jobs some analysts expected. Despite the increase, unemployment ticked up slightly to 6.2%

11. Cantor to Resign Months Before Term Ends
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Former House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, whose term would have continued through a lame duck session until January, said he is stepping down on Aug. 18 and has asked Virginia's governor for a special election in November to pick his replacement

12. UK not at Risk of Ebola Epidemic Despite Fear-Mongering
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A Liberian asylum-seeker was tested for Ebola-like symptoms at a British immigration center earlier this week, The Telegraph reported Thursday. The day before, media outlets said another man had been similarly examined in Birmingham, England. Both tested negative for the often-fatal virus

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