Amy Goodman
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Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Tuesday, March 17
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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Netanyahu Vows Not to Allow Palestinian State if Re-Elected
Vanuatu Cyclone Death Toll Rises to 11
Oxford Delays Fossil Fuel Divestment Decision; Guardian Launches Campaign
Report: Iran Sent Weapons to Help Fight ISIS in Iraq
Obama Acknowledges U.S. Invasion Sparked Rise of ISIS
White House: Top Officials Consulting Petraeus for Advice on Iraq, Despite Leaks
Egypt: Court Sentences Muslim Brother Leader, 13 Others to Death
NYU Professor Barred from UAE After Criticism of Migrant Worker Abuse
ACLU Sues Obama Admin over Secrecy of Drone Killings
Mexico: Protests Erupt After Top Investigative Reporter Fired
GOP Senators Stall Lynch Nomination to Advance Trafficking Bill with Anti-Choice Measure
Oregon Makes History with Automatic Voter Registration Law
Missouri Poised to Execute Mentally Disabled Man Unless Court Intervenes
Texas: U.S. Cancels Contract with Private Prison Firm After Uprising
Top NFL Rookie Chris Borland Quits over Head Injury Concerns
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