Top U.S. and World News Headlines for Wednesday, March 18
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In this video, you'll learn about these top news headlines:
Netanyahu Re-Elected After Vowing No Palestinian State, Denouncing Arab Turnout
U.S., Iran Differ on Progress of Nuclear Talks
Assad Regime Accused of New War Crimes as U.N. Panel Prepares to Name Suspects
U.S. Drone Reportedly Shot Down over Syria
Red Cross Launches Emergency Appeal as Aid Groups Assess Cyclone Damage
GOP Budget Plan Boosts Military Spending, Slashes Welfare
Congressional Dems Criticize Secrecy on TPP Talks
Secret Service Chief Faces Congressional Scrutiny on Drunk Driving Incident
GOP Rep. With Lavish "Downtown Abbey" Decor Resigns
Missouri Executes Mentally Ill Death Row Prisoner
Thousands Protest Austerity at ECB HQ in Germany
Presbyterian Church Votes in Favor of Same-Sex Marriage
Spanish, Housing Activists Protest Blackstone Group in NYC
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