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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Thousands Chant "I Can't Breathe" in Protests over Eric Garner Decision
Phoenix Police Fatally Shoot Unarmed Black Man After Mistaking Pill Bottle for Gun
DOJ Reveals Pattern of Excessive Force by Cleveland Police
Fast-Food, Other Low-Wage Workers Strike in Nearly 200 Cities
Kerry Praises Afghan Gov't, Pledges Continued Investment
Chechnya: 20 Killed in Militant Attack
EU Unveils Deal to Let Member States Ban GMO Crops
Snowden Docs Reveal NSA Hacking of Cellphone Networks Worldwide
Israel: Ruptured Pipeline Spews Oil into Nature Preserve
Nigeria: Shell Oil Spill Damages Niger Delta
Germany Unveils Plan to Curb Emissions amid U.N. Climate Summit
State Dept. Spokesperson on Hot Mic Calls Egypt Talking Points "Ridiculous"
Navy Revokes Honorary Title for Bill Cosby over Sexual Assault Reports
Herman Badillo, Trailblazing Puerto Rican Politician, Dies at 85
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