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Why health care is a top issue for voters in deep red states

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Shields and Brooks on health care, Trump's foreign policy

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Health officials work to contain Ebola outbreak in Congo

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A new Ebola vaccine is being tested in war-torn Congo

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Millions vote in Afghanistan's long-delayed election

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How 'Football Inc' missed warning signs with Aaron Hernandez

Former New England Patriots star Aaron Hernandez killed himself in prison at age 27, after a stint of criminally violent behavior. Now, the Boston Globe's Spotlight team has investigated the standout's “double lives," including a childhood rife with abuse, extensive reliance on drugs and a severe case of CTE. Were warning signs missed? Amna Nawaz speaks to Globe investigative reporter Bob Hohler.