Amy Goodman
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Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Monday, March 16
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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Half of Vanuatu Left Homeless after Devastating Cyclone
Syrian Conflict Enters 5th Year; Aid Groups Say 2014 Was Worst to Deate
Kerry Backs Talks with Syrian President Assad
Report: U.S., Iran Differ on Sanctions, Nuclear Inspections
Netanyahu Trails in Polls on Eve of Israeli Elections; Arab Coalition Poised for Key Role
Court Upholds Deportation Order for Salvadoran General in Landmark Human Rights Case
Hundreds of Thousands Protest Rousseff in Brazil
Maduro Granted Decree Powers in Venezuela; Bolivian President Calls for U.S. Apology
Suspect Arrested in Shooting of Ferguson Police Officers
Hundreds Gather in Madison for Funeral of Unarmed Police Shooting Victim Tony Robinsom
Dozens Complete 50th Anniversary Reenactment of Selma to Montgomery March
Real Estate Heir Robert Durst Arrested for 2000 Murder
New York City Activists Rally at Home of Billionaire Hedge Fund Investor
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