Synopsis
2014/01/02 Headlines: South Sudan Peace Talks Begin Amidst Continued Violence; U.N.: Both Sides of South Sudan Conflict Committing "Terrible Violence"; Hotel Bombing Kills 11 in Somalia; Militants Control Provincial Capitals in Growing Iraq Violence; Al Jazeera Seeks Release of 3 Detained Journalists in Egypt; Israel to Announce New Settlements After Kerry Visit; Explosion Kills Palestinian Ambassador to Czech Republic; Millions Receive Coverage as Obamacare Plans Take Effect; De Blasio Takes Aim at NYC's Ineqality in Inaugural Address; Civil Rights Attorney Lynne Stewart Free After Compassionate Release; Colorado Retailers Begin Legal Marijuana Sales; Judge Strikes Down Welfare Drug Tests in Florida; Federal Judge Upholds Unfettered Electronics Searches at U.S. Border; Catholic Groups Win Obamacare Exemption on Contraception Coverage; NYT Editors Back Clemency for Edward Snowden