Synopsis
2014/11/10 Headlines: Obama Authorizes 1,500 More Troops to Iraq, Doubling U.S. Force; ISIS Leader Reportedly Wounded in U.S.-Led Strike; U.S., Iran Begin New Talks on Nuclear Deal Ahead of Deadline; Obama Unveils Attorney General Nomination of Brooklyn Prosecutor Loretta Lynch; Freed Americans Return to U.S. from North Korea; Mexican Authorities Claim Confession in Student Massacre; Protesters Burn Presidential Palace Door; Arab Israelis Protest Police Killing; Israeli Soldier Stabbed in Tel Aviv; Israeli Ministers Approve Applying Law to West Bank Settlements; Palestinian Activists Dig Through Separation Barrier 25 Years After Berlin Wall; Germany Marks 25th Anniversary of Fall of Berlin Wall; Catalan Voters Back Secession from Spain in Nonbinding Referendum; Jobs Report: Employment Grows but Wages Remain Stagnant; Detroit Judge Approves Bankruptcy Deal Cutting Pensions and Freeing Up New Spending