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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Republicans to Push Keystone XL Pipeline as New Congress Convenes
Germany: Tens of Thousands Oppose Anti-Muslim Rallies
Burundi: 100 Rebels Killed in Clashes with Military
Guatemala: Genocide Retrial of Former Dictator Rios Montt Delayed
Florida Becomes 36th State to Allow Same-Sex Marriage
James Risen Refuses to Discuss Source in Court Appearance
California Gov. Brown Inaugurated with Vow to Act on Climate Change
Oil Prices Dip to 6-Year Low amid Fracking Boom
2 NYPD Officers Shot and Wounded; Drop in Arrests Continues
Judge Agrees to Consider Release of Eric Garner Grand Jury Records
Ferguson Grand Juror Sues for Right to Speak Out About Case
Undercover Probe Finds Mistreatment of Chickens Sent for Slaughter
Suicide of Transgender Teen Sparks Mass Call to Ban "Conversion Therapy"
CIA Inspector General to Resign for Private Sector Job
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