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BY NATHAN BYRNE AND MALLORY PERRYMAN

ANCHOR ANA COMPAIN-ROMERO

 

Here’s a look at your top news headlines from Newsy.

 

Well, it’s not Instagram — but it kind of looks like it. Facebook released a standalone iOS app today called “Camera.” The company recently announced its billion-dollar acquisition of photo-sharing app Instagram.  The Verge showcases one of the app’s features.

 

“The app is built to be the best way for you to bulk-upload photos and browse photos that others have posted to Facebook. The key feature is that you can actually tap these green checkmarks to upload up to 30 pictures … ” 

 

Representatives from Iran and six world powers wrapped up talks in Baghdad Thursday. Another round of meetings is set for next month in Moscow.  Al Jazeera explains the current discussion.

 

“Western powers are concerned about Iran’s nuclear program and a possible military dimension to it. But Tehran insists its program is for peaceful purposes.”

 

Police have arrested a man who confessed to killing Etan Patz — the New York boy missing for 33 years.  A source tells CNN … 

 

“ … the man’s name is Pedro Hernandez. Once owned a convenience store, owned this bodega in Etan Patz’s neighborhood. The source says Hernandez claims he strangled the little boy 33 years ago.” 

 

The president of the Vatican bank has been ousted after a unanimous vote from the bank’s governing body. Sky News explains — the bank president has been a polarizing figure since his appointment in 2009.

 

“A statement from the Holy See says a unanimous vote was in response to Ettore Gotti Tedeschi failing to carry out duties of primary importance. He’s currently being investigated on suspicion of money laundering.”