Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Friday, January 30
January 30, 2015
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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
U.S. Rejects Giving Guantanamo Back to Cuba
Bipartisan Senators Introduce Bill to Open Travel to Cuba
35 Die in Bombing of Shiite Mosque in Pakistan
Three U.S. Contractors in Afghanistan as U.S. Moves to Classify War Data
Egyptian Wing of Islamic State Claims Credit For Killing 27 in North Sinai
Apartheid Death-Squad Leader “Prime Evil” Granted Parole in South Africa
Republican-Led Senate Approves Keystone XL Pipeline
Girlfriend of Akai Gurley to File $50 Million Lawsuit Against NYPD
Dismissed Professor Steven Salaita Sues University of Illinois
San Francisco Public Defender Arrested Inside Courthouse
CodePink Activists Attempt Citizens Arrest on Henry Kissinger
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