Synopsis
2014/12/29 Headlines: Indonesian Officials Say Missing Plane Likely at Bottom of the Sea; U.S.-Led NATO Occupation Formally Ends Combat Role, But War Continues; U.S. Drone Strike Kills 7 as Pakistani Forces Expand Offensive; U.S. Continues Iraq, Syria Bombing; Group Says ISIS Has Killed Nearly 2,000; Thousands Attend Funeral for Slain NYPD Officer; Police Commissioner: "Inappropriate" for Officers to Turn Their Backs on Mayor; LAPD Officers Mock Killing of Michael Brown in Song Parody; Ferguson Police Spokesperson Suspended for Calling Roadside Memorial "a Pile of Trash"; Anti-Police Brutality Protests Continue Across U.S.; NSA Discloses Trove of Violations in Christmas Eve Document Dump; Mexican Protesters Mark 3 Months Since Student Disappearances; Al Jazeera Journalists Mark 365 Days of Imprisonment in Egypt; Egyptian Appeals Court Upholds Convictions, Reduces Jail Terms of Pro-Democracy Protesters; Cuba Rejects Calls to Extradite Assata Shakur to U.S.; Oregon Doctor Freed in East Timor, But Still Can't Return Home