A.M. Links: Rodman Returns From North Korea, Protesters Shut Down Traffic in Bangkok, Mayor of Fort Lee Believes Christie
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- According to Iranian state media, Iran has come to an agreement with the P5+1 countries on how to implement the nuclear deal agreed to in November last year. Implementation will reportedly begin on Jan. 20.
- Protesters, some of whom are wearing "Shutdown Bangkok" T-shirts, are shutting down traffic in Thailand's capital as part of their campaign to oust Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra.
- Former NBA player Dennis Rodman has returned from North Korea and says that he "couldn't do anything" about an American missionary imprisoned there.
- The mayor of the New Jersey town targeted in the lane closure scandal that has rocked Gov. Chris Christie's administration said that he believes Christie, who claims he knew nothing about the plan to close lanes ahead of the George Washington Bridge.
- 12 Years a Slave and American Hustle won the top Golden Globes last night.
- Two rockets were fired from Gaza ahead of former Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon's funeral.
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