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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Senate Report Details U.S. Torture at Secret Prisons; Embassy Security Heightened Ahead of Release
Citing "Erosion of Trust," New York AG Seeks Authority to Probe Police Killings
NYC Protests Continue over Garner Decision with Bridge Blockade, Arena Protest
Lebron James, other NBA Players Don "I Can't Breathe" Shirts
Over 1,000 March, Block Highway in Berkeley Protests
Obama Urges Viligance to Overcome "Deeply Rooted" U.S. Racism
Family of Tamir Rice Files Federal Lawsuit over Fatal Shooting by Police
U.N. Launches Record $16 Billion Appeal for Humanitarian Aid
Aid Group Ask Rich Nations to Take in Syrian Refugees
U.S. to Keep Additional 1,000 Troops in Afghanistan in Early 2015
Rolling Stone Backs Off UVA Rape Report; Roommate Stands by Accuser
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