Harry Reid’s Fateful Evening

The once-invincible Nevada senator could lose it all on Tuesday.

obody in politics has had a worse run-up to Nov. 4 than Harry Reid. Polls indicate the Senate majority leader might have a change of title foisted upon him—or, in the fevered dreams of some Republicans, perhaps be left with no title at all as he sees a grim Schumer reaper shadowing him.

A sense of unknowability in the governor’s race

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In the hard-fought governor’s race, Republican Charlie Baker offers a message of value and Democrat Martha Coakley pins her message to voters on values.

There is a certain confounding quality to the Massachusetts governor’s race.

U.S. Soldiers Quarantined In Italy After Returning From Aiding Ebola Patients

American troops returning after aiding Ebola patients in Liberia have been isolated in Italy, CBS News and CNN reported Monday. A Pentagon spokesperson later confirmed to The Huffington Post that about a dozen military personnel have been isolated "out of an abundance of caution."

As CBS correspondent David Martin reports, troops are being isolated in Vicenza, Italy, home to a U.S. Army post: