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Fear works against health workers trying to contain Ebola

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Marcus and Gerson on Supreme Court agreement and division

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Birth control ruling draws dissent from female justices

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Why Willie Nelson keeps making music with his friends

Country legend Willie Nelson, 81, is still on the road. Jeffrey Brown sits down with Nelson to talk about the burst of songwriting behind his new album, “Band of Brothers,” controlling his temper and how he stays fit on tour.