Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Thursday, February 5
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FCC Proposes Historic Open Internet Protections
Cameroon: Boko Haram Massacres 100
Ebola Drug Shows Promise as Weekly Death Toll Rises in West Africa
Kerry, European Leaders in Ukraine as U.S. Mulls Sending Arms
Obama's Pick for Defense Secretary Backs Arming Ukraine
U.S. Diplomat: Return of Guantánamo Off the Table in Cuba Talks
Pentagon Given Deadline in Case over Withholding of Torture Photos
Palestinian Scholar Sami Al-Arian Deported After Controversial Prosecution
NBC's Brian Williams Apologizes for False Story on Helicopter Attack
Health Insurance Firm Anthem Reports Massive Data Breach
Indiana Woman Faces Up to 70 Years in Prison for What She Says Was a Miscarriage
Utah GOP Lawmaker Apologizes for Questioning if Sex with Unconscious Spouse Is Rape
Report: College Completion Gap Between Rich and Poor Doubles
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