Amy Goodman
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Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Wednesday, February 11

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February 11, 2015

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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:

Obama to Seek Expansive War Powers Measure for Anti-ISIS Campaign

Report: U.S. Mulls New Delay of Afghan Drawdown

Family Confirms Death of U.S. Aid Worker Kayla Mueller in Syria

Obama Urges Putin to Accept Ukraine Peace Deal as Violence Peaks

U.S. Closes Yemen Embassy & Removes Staff Amid Political Upheaval

Suspect Charged for Fatal Shooting of 3 Muslim Students in North Carolina

Grand Jury Indicts NYPD Officer for Killing of Akai Gurley

NBC News Suspends Brian Williams for 6 Months over False Iraq Claim

Jon Stewart to Step Down as "Daily Show" Host

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