Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Tuesday, January 20
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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
ISIS Threatens to Execute 2 Japanese Hostages
Germany: Anti-Racist Protesters Outnumber Anti-Islam Party Again
Chechnya: Hundreds of Thousands Rally Against Prophet Muhammad Cartoons
Fox News Apologizes 4 Times for False Facts on Muslims in Europe
Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal Continues to Claim Muslim "No-Go Zones" Exist
Floods Displace 200,000 in Malawi; NASA Confirms 2014 Hottest on Record
Central African Republic: U.N. Peacekeeper, 2 Aid Workers Kidnapped
Report: NSA Hack Led U.S. to Blame North Korea for Sony Breach
Snowden Docs Reveal U.S.-Led "Digital Arms Race"
Report: GCHQ Collected Emails of Journalists at Major Outlets
Switzerland: Whistleblower Found Guilty of Giving Offshore Banking Docs to WikiLeaks
Israeli Airstrike Kills 6 Hezbollah Fighters, Iranian General
ICC Begins Inquiry into Possible Israeli-Palestinian War Crimes
Argentina: Prosecutor Who Accused President of Iran Cover-Up Found Dead
U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Marriage Equality
Holder Issues New Rules on Civil Asset Forfeiture
Montana: 50,000 Gallons of Oil Spill into Yellowstone River
Oxfam: World's Richest 80 People Own as Much as the Bottom Half
NYC to Pay $75,000 to Man Placed in Police Chokehold
Protesters Honor King, Reclaim His Legacy in Wave of Actions Across the U.S.
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