Synopsis
2015/01/29 Headlines: Gorbachev: Ukraine Crisis Could Turn into All-Out War; Two Israeli Soldiers, U.N. Peacekeeper Killed in Hezbollah-Israel Clashes; U.N. Condemns Israeli Killing of Spanish Peacekeeper in Lebanon; State Department Questioned over Israeli Occupation of Shebaa Farms; Greek Government Rehires 600 Cleaning Staff Laid Off Due to Austerity; Attorney General Nominee: NSA Surveillance is "Constitutional and Effective"; Republican Senators Question Loretta Lynch on Immigration Policy; Supreme Court Stays 3 Oklahoma Executions to Conduct Review of Lethal Injection; Study: Foreign Intervention in Civil War 100x More Likely in Oil-Rich Nations; Snowden Documents Expose Canadian Effort to Monitor Millions of Internet Users; 16 Million Children in the U.S. Now Live in Families on Food Stamps; Raúl Castro: U.S. Must Return Guantánamo Before Normalization of Relations; Chilean Intelligence Officers Sentenced for Killing Americans After '73 Coup; Australian Inquiry Confirms Police Shot Dead Hostage in Cafe Siege; St. Louis Meeting over Police Accountability Breaks Out into Brawl; Detroit Officer Who Shot 7-Year-Old Dead in House Raid is Cleared of Charges; South Carolina Court Clears "Friendship Nine" for 1961 Lunch Counter Protest