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• The Fix’s week in politics
• The five races that will decide control of the Senate
  By Chris Cillizza, Aaron Blake, Sean Sullivan and The Monday Fix
• National digest: Sept. 29, 2014
• Doctor admitted to NIH for Ebola virus exposure
• ‘They were all covered with ash, completely white’
  By Anna Fifield
• Boehner’s comments on ground troops reflect views of GOP lawmakers
  By Ed O'Keefe
• Nationals put some mustard on season-ticket sales pitch
  By Thomas Heath
• New at the top: Marcia M. Davies is chief operating officer at Mortgage Bankers Association
• Blackboard extends its string of purchases
  By Steven Overly
• Business agenda
  By Shawn Selby
• In Chicago, big data guides food inspectors
  By Mohana Ravindranath
• IT digest for Sept. 29, 2014
• D.C. area bankruptcy filing for Sept. 29
  By — Compiled by Aaron Gregg
• Washington-area appointments for Sept. 29, 2014
• Women in federal jobs: From FEW to fewer
  By Joe Davidson
• Marijuana could deliver more than $800 million in revenue to Washington and Colorado
  By Niraj Chokshi
• Two-time felon Buddy Cianci wants to run Providence again
  By Reid Wilson

• Police: No protest link to shots at officers
• Obama security official defends Secret Service
  By Jaime Fuller and Fredrick Kunkle

• World Digest: Sept. 28, 2014
• Pro-democracy protest erupts in Hong Kong
  By William Wan
• Newest crisis of the Syrian war: Traumatized children
  By Kareem Shaheen

• Supreme Court fails frequently, professor writes
  By Robert Barnes
• Rise of Americans who live alone could pose problems