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Major new protests erupted in Iran Friday in the wake of last month's disputed presidential election. Experts join Judy Woodruff to assess the ongoing tensions in Tehran.

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The Nigeria Police Force has dismissed two of its men (names withheld) serving under the Benue State Commanded for allegedly stealing a motorbike belonging to a commercial motorcyclist.