Here’s what I’m reading up this lovely Monday morning: 

• After essentially defying scientific wisdom, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo changes course on mandatory quarantines for Ebola health aid workers returning from West Africa. 

• The nurse who was placed in a quarantine isolation tent, Kaci Hickox, now says that she’s suing because her civil rights were violated. 

• Speaking of civil rights violations, the family of Thomas Eric Duncan wonders why more wasn’t done to save his life. 

• Gia Soriano, who was shot by Jaylen Fryberg in a school rampage on Friday, has died. 

• The captain who abandoned a sinking ferry in South Korea, leaving more than 300 people–mostly school kids–to die, may face the death penalty. 

• Ukraine’s pro-EU parties take the lead. 

• Meanwhile, Brazil’s Dilma Rousseff secures a second term, which means stocks took a hit. 

• Defense contractors are still making a pretty penny from a failed Army intelligence program.

• It was bad, or maybe it wasn’t so bad, that Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella told women not to ask for raises–and Rick Smith mansplains why. 

• #TaintedMeat trends after last night’s episode of "The Walking Dead" (warning: spoilers!). 

• A noninvasive home colon screening test debuts today.