A.M. Links: Ebola Screenings at U.S. Airports, White House Linked to Secret Service Prostitution Scandal, Black Teen Fatally Shot by Police in St. Louis

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  The U.S. will soon begin to conduct Ebola screenings for passengers arriving from West Africa at five major U.S. airports, including New York's John F. Kennedy and Washington, D.C.'s Dulles.

• Spanish officials have euthanized the pet dog of Ebola-stricken nurse Teresa Romero Ramos.

• What did the Obama administration know about the Secret Service prostitution scandal, and when did it know it?

• Protesters took to the streets in St. Louis last night after a black teenager was shot and killed by an off-duty white police officer.

• French writer Patrick Modiano has been awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.

• NBC News reportedly tried to hire comedian Jon Stewart to host its flagship Sunday news program Meet the Press.

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