Headlines from August 5, 2014

Up to this point the experimental drug that appears to have saved an American ebola patient had only been tested on monkeys.
San Diego pharma company that produces the experimental ebola treatment says it’s increasing production.
Please take off your tinfoil hat. The paranoid hypochondriac’s guide to the ebola outbreak. #health
Jimmy Carter: “Lasting peace depends on the creation of a Palestinian state next to Israel.”
Twitter map helps break down the polarization between the Israel and Palestine movements.
Our species is also forgetful and easily bored. So no wonder we lose interest in a calamity and go on to the next.
As US attitudes shift, Republicans go quiet on social issues while Democrats hammer their opponents.
A combined study finds San Francisco is the most liberal city in the US and Mesa, Ariz., is the most conservative.
My Parents Open Carry is a new picture book for children of gun-toting parents. #guns
In 30 years, gestating babies in artificial wombs may be commonplace—it could help protect babies and free up mothers.
My name is Karen, and I am an anti-feminist. The surprising group of women who support the Men’s Rights Movement.
An overview of the three teams racing to see who can put a human on Mars—or at least near it—first. #space
Google is among the bidders for control of NYC’s public pay phones, which could become more than Wi-Fi hotspots.
Some studies have found that having a more negative outlook of the future may result in a longer and healthier life.
Surprised families leave pasta sauce still simmering on the stove. When you enter the witness protection program.