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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Killer of NYPD Officers Had Criminal Past, Mental Health Issues
Families, Protesters Condemn Targeted Killing of NYPD Officers
Police Union Head: NYC Mayor "Has Blood on His Hands"
Anti-Police Brutality Protesters Hold Silent Vigil After Shootings
Dozens Arrested at Michael Brown-Eric Garner Protests in Minnesota, Wisconsin
Ferguson Prosecutor Admits Calling Witnesses Who Lied
U.S. May Restore North Korea to Terror List; Regime Offers Joint Probe
Obama Urges Congress to Lift Cuban Embargo After Historic Agreement
New Jersey Asks Obama to Seek Cuban Extradition of Assata Shakur
Obama Rejects Keystone XL as Boon to U.S. Consumers, Job Market
Obama Only Calls on Female Reporters at Year-End White House Presser
WHO: Ebola Death Toll Tops 7,300
U.S. Frees Four Afghan Prisoners from Guantánamo Bay
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