A.M. Links: Additional Ebola Screenings for Flights From West Africa, NATO Has ISIS Plan, Mexican Army Takes Over Town After Mass Grave Found

The U.S. is not prepared to ban
flights from West Africa over
Ebola but will institute additional passenger screening in the
U.S. and West Africa.
Sen.
Bob Casey (D-Pa.) is the latest senator calling for a debate
and a vote on authorizing the use of military force against ISIS,
the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. As ISIS tries to seize a
Syrian town near the Turkish border, Turkey’s foreign minister says

NATO has a plan should ISIS attack the country.
Democrats in the
House of Representatives say they’ve been abandoned by labor
and environmental groups ahead of the midterm elections.
The Republican governor of Pennsylvania,
Tom Corbett, who looks headed for defeat in November, wants a
bill passed that would criminalize behavior by convicts found to
cause their victims continued “mental anguish.” The bill was
introduced after Mumia Abu Jamal, convicted of killing a
Philadelphia cop in 1981, gave a commencement address at a college
in Vermont.
The
State Department says it’s concerned by border skirmishes
between Pakistan and India.
The Mexican army has taken over security in
Iguala after 43 students disappeared and a mass grave was
found.