Bow Down to Your Ebola Czar, Get Gay-Married in Arizona, and Buy More Things with Your IPhone: P.M. Links

• Ron Klain, the man who once
  failed to contain the spread of Vice President Joe Biden and former
  Vice President Al Gore, is going to be put in
  charge of containing the spread of the Ebola virus.
• A judge has struck down Arizona’s
  ban on gay marriage recognition and the state’s attorney
  general says he’s not going to fight it.
• Nigeria has reportedly
  declared a ceasefire with the Boko Haram terrorist group. But
  previous reports of ceasefires have proven to be untrue, so maybe
  not. Releasing all those kidnapped schoolgirls (remember them?) may
  be part of the deal.
• Because Gina Raimondo, Democratic candidate for governor of
  Rhode Island, pushed through huge reforms of the state’s public
  employee pensions,
  unions are throwing support behind the Republican opponents.
  Her lieutenant governor pick, Dan McKee, is also a supporter of
  charter schools.
• You’ll be able to spend your hard-earned bucks on all sorts of
  regrettable purchases at hundreds of thousands of stores beginning
  Monday with just your iPhone as the new
  Apple Pay service launches.
• Amazon launched its grocery
  delivery service in New York City today, but only to the
  hipsters in Brooklyn. They must have given up on the beehives and
  rooftop veggie gardens.

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