Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Friday, November 7

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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:

Supreme Court Review Likely After Same-Sex Marriage Bans Upheld in 4 States

Boehner Warns Obama Against Executive Action on Immigration

U.S. Strikes Hit Rebel Group in Syria; Civilians Reportedly Killed

Report: Pentagon Failed to Act After 600 U.S. Troops Reported Chemical Exposure in Iraq

NATO Chief Vows Continued Role in Afghanistan

Explosions Target Fatah Leaders in Gaza

ICC Declines to Prosecute over 2010 Israeli Raid on Gaza Flotilla

Report: 340 Firms Skirted Billions in Taxes Through Luxembourg Deals

WHO: Ebola Cases Rising in Sierra Leone

Former Navy Seal Claims to Be Osama bin Laden Shooter

Report: Obama Sends Letter on ISIS to Iran's Supreme Leader

Belgium: Police Fire Tear Gas at 100,000 Anti-Austerity Protesters

Catalan Voters to Cast Unofficial Vote on Secession from Spain

Brazil: Authorities Probe Possible Police Massacre of 10

"Internet Emergency" Protests Across U.S. Condemn Latest Net Neutrality Plan

FBI Admits Agent Impersonated Associated Press Reporter

Former Mississippi Prisons Chief Arraigned in Private Prison Bribery Scheme

Princeton University Found in Violation of Title IX for Handling of Sexual Assault

Syracuse University Students Occupy Building for Improved Resources, Transparency

Florida: 90-Year-Old Man Faces Jail Time for Feeding Homeless

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