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June 11, 2019

• New Protests in Hong Kong Against Extradition Bill; Russia Drops Case Against Investigative Reporter Golunov; Wounded All-Star David Ortiz Recovering in Boston; Vatican Calls Non-Binary Gender "Fictitious" in Report; Botswana's High Court Decriminalizes Gay Sex; U.S. Kick Off Title Defense vs Thailand in Women's World Cup; Trump and Biden to Make Dueling Campaign Stops in Iowa; Iran Frees Lebanese Man from Detention; Chopper Crashed onto Roof of New York Skyscraper. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 10, 2019

• 19 Arrested, 350 Questioned During Hong Kong Demonstrations; Hundreds of Thousands March in Hong Kong Against Extradition Bill; 11 Candidates Vying to Replace Theresa May; Palestinians Slam U.S. Ambassadors Comment on West Bank; Former Red Sox Star David Ortiz Shot in Dominican Republic; Two ISIS Militants on Their Role in Terror Group; Indian Court Find Six Guilty in Child Rape and Murder; North Korean Women Forced to Work in Sex Chatrooms In China; Israeli TV series Captivates Viewers Worldwide. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 06, 2019

• Remembering D-Day 75 Years On; World Leaders Mark Invasion That Turned Tide of World War II; Tariffs on Mexico Could Cost 400,000 U.S. Jobs; Emmanuel Macron Speaks on 75th Anniversary of D-Day; Macron Honors Veterans Who Took Part in D-Day . Aired 11a-12p ET

June 05, 2019

• World Leaders Commemorate a Turning Point of World War II; Trump Seeks to Clarify "Nasty" Remark about Meghan Markle; The Unsung Hero of D- Day, the DC Three Dakota; Trump Says Mexico Tariffs Expect to Take Effect Next Week; U.S. Republicans Worn Trump over Mexico Tariffs; Xi Meets with Putin Amid U.S. China Trade War; Trump: Always a Chance of War with Iran; Bringing Mental Health Discussion into the Open; U.S. President Arrives in Ireland. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 04, 2019

• Trump's State Visit to U.K. Turns from Pomp to Politics; Trump Praises British Prime Minister's Handling of Brexit; Trump; Corbyn Wanted to Meet but I Said No; Thousands Gather to Protest Trump's U.K. State Visit; Trump's Public Feud with London Mayor Heats Up; Interview, Irfan Siddiq, British Ambassador to Sudan, No Guarantee Violence Will End; Nigel Farage at U.S. Ambassador's Residence; 30 Years Since Tiananmen Square Massacre; Muslims Celebrate Eid Al-Fitr. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 03, 2019

• President Donald Trump on State Visit to the U.K.; Trump in Britain for Three-Day State Visit; Trump Meets with British Prime Minister May on Tuesday; Congress Resumes with Impeachment Question Looming; Public Impeachment Support Up Slightly to 41 Percent; Trump on Meghan Markle, "I Didn't Know That She was Nasty"; Kushner Casts Doubt on Palestinians' Ability to Self-Govern; Pompeo Manages Peace Plan Expectations. Aired 11a- 12p ET

June 02, 2019

• Liverpool Dominate Tottenham In Final 2-0; U.S. President Weighs In On Brexit Ahead Of Trip; Community Mourns 12 People Killed In Mass Shooting; Nasrallah U.S. Forces Will Be "Annihilated" If They Hit Iran; Search To Resume Monday For Eight Hikers Lost In Himalayas; Alex Trebek: "Near Remission" For Stage Four Cancer. Aired 11-12p ET

May 30, 2019

• Israel to Vote Again After Prime Minister Fails to Form Government; Trump Senior Adviser Jared Kushner in the Middle East; Arab Leaders Attend Emergency Summit on Iran; Young Victims Among Half a Million Dead in Brutal Syrian Conflict; Mother Says Whistleblower Reality Winner is Being Silenced; Two Foreign Policy Experts Say Common Ground Can Be Found Between Saudi Arabia and Iran; 11 Deaths on Everest This Year Alone; Godzilla Returns to the Big Screen. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 29, 2019

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May 28, 2019

• Merkel Give First In-Depth U.S. Network Interview; Merkel Assesses Green Surge in European Elections; 11th Person Dies on Crowed Mount Everest; Theresa May, Best Option for UK is Leaving Eu with a Deal; U.S. President Wraps Up State Visit to Japan; 55 Inmates Killed in String of Prison Riots in Brazil; The Mission to Collect Evidence of Syrian's Alleged War Crimes; Interview, Stephen Rapp, Former Chief Prosecutions, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Evidence of Syrian War Crimes; Netanyahu Threatens Fresh Elections As Government Deadline Looms; Facebook Execs to Defy Canadian Subpoena. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 27, 2019

• Centrists Lose Ground In EU Parliamentary Elections; Salvini's Anti-Immigrant League Party Leads in Italy; Brexit Party Wins Most UK Seats in European Elections; Austrian Chancellor Loses No-Confidence Vote; Trump Says He's Not Bothered By North Korea Missile Tests; Netanyahu Threatens Fresh Elections as Coalition Talks Stumble; Pro-Environment Greens Make Big Gains in EU Elections; Interview, Philippe Lamberts, Co-President Green/EFA Group in EU Parliament; At Least Nine Deaths on Crowded Mount Everest; Disney's "Aladdin" Soars to $207 Million Global Box Office. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 26, 2019

• Trump And Abe Play Golf, Watch Sumo Match During State Visit; One Killed In 8.0 Magnitude Quake In Peru; Conservative Contenders Line Up To Succeed U.K. P.M. Theresa May; Footballer To Miss Key Game Over Safety Fears; Missing Woman Found In Hawaii Forest After Two Weeks; The Dangers Of Reaching Mount Everest Summit. Aired 11-12p ET

May 23, 2019

• Modi Claims Landslide Victory in India's Elections; Botswana Lifts Ban on Elephant Hunting; U.S. President Demands Democrats End Phony Investigation; Judge Upholds Subpoenas for Trumps Financial Records; Sciutto: Russia and China Waging "Shadow War" Against U.S.; Central U.S. Ripped by Tornadoes and Record Flooding; When Will Boeing 737 Max Planes Fly Again; Children's Author Judith Kerr Dies at 95. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 22, 2019

• Fars Reports Iran to Deploy Naval Unit to Persian Gulf; Shanahan, This Is About Deterrence, Not War; Interview, Col. Turki Al Maliki, Spokesman for the Saudi Led Coalition in Yemen; Aid Agencies Fear Yemen Is on Brink of Cholera Epidemic; Growing Calls to Pursue Impeachment; Carson Confuses Real Estate Term with Oreos; Voters Prepare for European Elections on Thursday; Trump Speaks as Pelosi Accuses Him of a Cover-Up. Aired 11a- 12p ET

May 21, 2019

• Trump Administration to Brief U.S. Lawmakers on Intel; Zarif to CNN: U.S. Has Broken Promises; Qat, Yemen's Most Popular Drug is Starving Its People; British Prime Minister Discusses New Plan to Leave European Union; May Says Customs is Most Difficult Issue in Brexit; May; MPs Will Be Asked to Vote on Holding New Referendum. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 20, 2019

• Critical Issues at Play across the Middle East; Houthi Rebels Stealing Food from Most Vulnerable; Iranian Official Responds to Trump Threat; Deutsche Bank Employees Flagged Trump and Kushner Activity as "Suspicious"; "Game of Thrones" Ends after Eight Epic Seasons; Journalism under Fire. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 19, 2019

• Mideast Politics Takes Stage In Annual Song-Fest; U.S. Warns Commercial Airlines Of Risk Over Persian Gulf; Vincent Kompany Leaves Manchester City; Iran F.M.: There Will Be No War With U.S.; Israel Struck Secret Syrian Nuclear Reactor In 2007; CNN On The Ground In Yemen; Alternative To Eurovision Held In Protest Of Israel; Game OF Thrones Series Finale Airs Sunday. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 16, 2019

• Anwar Gargash, UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Interviewed About the Tensions in the Middle East with Iran; Iranian Foreign Minister; Escalating Tension Not in Anybody's Interest; Comic Maz Jobrani on American-Iranian Relations; Saudi-Led Coalition Targets Houthi Positions in Sana'a; Martin Griffiths, U.N. Special Envoy for Yemen, Interviewed About the U.N. Issued Warning Amid Renewed Fighting in Yemen; 26 Countries Prepare to Battle for Pop Dominance. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 15, 2019

• U.S. Orders All Non-Essential Staff to Leave Iraq; U.S. Cites Increasing Treats from Iran, Allies Skeptical; Iran's Khamenei Downplays Escalation with U.S.; Audio Reveals Pilots Confronted Boing About Safety of Max Planes; Alabama Passes Most Restrictive Abortion Bill in U.S.; Is John Bolton Trump's War Whisperer; Parsi: Bolton Has Always Sought Conflict with Iran; Steve Bannon's Influence on Populism in Europe; Vote Being Seen as Test of Populism in Parts of EU; UK Parliament to Vote on Deal on Week of June 3. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 14, 2019

• Pompeo to Meet with Russian President Putin; U.S., Russia Pledge to Work Toward Better Relations; Pompeo and Lavrov Meet in Sochi Amid Iran Tensions; Saudi Arabia; Two Oil Pumping Stations Attacked by Armed Drones; Iran Says Suspicious Actions Meant to Create Tensions; Facebook and WhatsApp Monitoring Election for Fake News in India; Pompeo and Lavrov Hold Press Conference. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 13, 2019

• Stock's Plunge as China Retaliates from New U.S. Tariffs; Two Oil Tankers Attacked Off Coast of UAE; Iran In Sharp Focus, Regionally and Globally; American Couple Say Kenyan Police Took 3-Year-Old Boy; Constitutional Showdown Escalates Between Trump and Congress; Analyst Says Trump Should Take History Lesson on Iran's Pride; Analyst, Iranian Regime Orchestrating Conflict with U.S.; Manchester City Wins Premier League Title. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 12, 2019

• Manchester City, Liverpool Battle To Take The Title; Iran's President Calls For Unity Amid U.S. Pressure; U.S. Steps Up Military Pressure On Iran; Syrian Regime Escalates Hostilities In Idlib Province; Georgia's Booming Film Industry Outraged Over "Heartbeat Bill"; Six Killed In Attack On Catholic Church In Burkina Faso; Manchester City Take Lead In English Premiere League. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 09, 2019

• U.S. Announces New Sanctions on Export of Iranian Metals; EU Rejects Any Ultimatums from Iran Regarding Nuclear Deal; Interview with Brian Hook, U.S. Special Representative for Iran, Iran/U.S. Tensions; South Korea Suspects North Korea has Launched More Missiles; Trump Turns Up Heat on China Over Trade; U.S./China High-Level Talks Due to Begin in Washington; Debate On How's Trump's Foreign Policy Going; Hero Student Gave His Life to Save Friends; Last-Gasp Comeback Sends Tottenham Spurs Into Final; Liverpool and Tottenham Beat the Odds to Reach Final; U.S. Basketball Star Fasting During Playoff Series. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 08, 2019

• Hearts Singing in Liverpool; World Gets First Glimpse of Meghan and Harry's Newborn Son; Reds Reach Champions League Final After Dramatic Comeback; Mo Salah Shares Team on from Sidelines; Iran Reduces Commitments to Nuclear Deal Agreement; Iranian Foreign Minister Says Iran is Not Pulling Out; Trump Exerts Executive Privilege Over Mueller Report; Klopp Praises Players After Stunning Victory; Royal Baby Named Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 07, 2019

• Istanbul To Hold Revote for Mayor on June 23; Turkish Opposition Says, We Will Take Back What Is Stolen from Us; Pompeo Scripts Berlin Trip, Heads To Unknown Destination; Lavrov Warns Against Military Interventions; U.N. Report, One Million Species on Verge of Extinction; China to Send Top Negotiator to U.S. Amid New Threats; Interview with Unal Cevikoz, CHP Deputy Chairman, Istanbul Election Revote; Showdown Escalates Between White House and Congress; Top House Democrats Reluctant to Pursue Impeachment; World Eagerly Awaits Announcement of Baby Sussex Name. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 06, 2019

• Duchess of Sussex Gives Birth to Baby Boy; U.S. Deploying Worship to Send Clear Message to Iran; Global Markets Fall on Trade War Fears; Ceasefire between Israel and Palestinians After Weekend Violence; Official Announcement of New Royal Baby; U.S. Expected to Unveil Peace Plan Next Month. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 05, 2019

• Netanyahu Vows More Strikes After Gaza Rocket Barrage; Palestinian Activist Slams Kushner's Peace Plan; Venezuela And Russian Foreign Ministers Meet In Moscow; Israeli Ambassador Urging U.N. To Condemn Hamas; Turkey Condemns Israeli Strike That Hit News Agency; Turkish Cartoonist In Prison On Press Freedom Day. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 02, 2019

• More Democrats Join Calls for Barr to Resign; Barr Refuses to Testify Before House Hearing Today; Guaido Urges Third Day of Protests and Government Worker Strike; President Maduro Blames U.S. for Upheaval; Assange Fights U.S. Extradition at London Hearing; India Braces for Tropical Cyclone Fani; Messi Smashes in Goal Number 600 at Barcelona; Duke and Duchess of Sussex Keeping Royal Birth Private; Family Paid $6.5 Million to Mastermind Behind College Scandal; Girl's Holocaust Diary Reaches New Generation on Instagram. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 01, 2019

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April 30, 2019

• Attempted Coup Underway in Venezuela; Leopoldo Lopez Calls on the Venezuelan People to Take to the Streets; Mike Pompeo Says U.S. Fully Supports Venezuelans' Quest for Freedom; Opposition Diplomat Holds News Conference in U.S.; Guaido Pushing Venezuela's Military to Oust Maduro; Interview with Temir Porras Ponceleon, Former Chief of Staff to Nicolas Maduro; Military Speaks on the Current Coup. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 29, 2019

• Boeing Holds First Shareholder Meeting Since 737 Max Crashes; CNN Speaks with Sir Lanka's President About Attacks; Victims' Family Talk to CNN After Easter Attacks; Spanish Far-Right Party to Enter Parliament in Decades; Boeing CEO Says Safety is Boeing's Top Priority; Spanish Socialist Party Wins Closely Contested Election; Interview Bernardino Leon, Director General, Emirates Diplomatic Academy, Spanish Elections; At Least 38 People Dead in Mozambique and Comoros; "Avengers: Endgame" Shatters Box Office Records. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 28, 2019

• One Killed, Three Wounded In Synagogue Shooting; Raids Across Sri Lanka Aimed At Rooting Out Terrorists; Zarif: External Parties Pushing U.S.-Iran Conflict; Gunman Opens Fire At Synagogue On Last Day Of Passover; Country Already Reeling Hit By Its Strongest Recorded Storm; High Turnout As Voters Choose Between Old And New Parties. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 25, 2019

• Defense Chief in Sri Lanka Resigns in Wake of Attacks; Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe Talks About Investigation into Deadly Attacks; Joe Biden Announces Presidential Run; Putin and Kim Have First Face-To-Face Talks; Sri Lankan Forces Standing Guard as Families Grieve; Inside Russia's Plan to Crush Sudan Protests; Penguin Colony's Chicks Dying, Scientists Blame Environment. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 24, 2019

• President's Adviser Says Terrorists' Network Has Been Dispersed; Officials Say Nine Suicide Bombers Carried Out Attacks; Funeral for Bombing Victims Held Under Heavy Guard; Suspected Sri Lanka Bomber Studied in England; Funeral Service Held for Slain Northern Irish Journalist; Kim Arrives in Russia for Summit with Putin; Trump "We're Fighting All the Subpoenas; Boeing Earnings tumble 21 Percent Amid Safety Concerns; Amnesty International Says Kingdom Uses Death Penalty to Crush Dissent; U.S. Ships in Mediterranean Send Message to Russia; Head of Military Council in Sudan Says, I Did Not Lead a Coup. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 23, 2019

• Sri Lanka Prime Minister Says People on the Run with Explosives; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Sunday's Attacks; Trump Tries to Thwart Democratic-Led Investigations; Trump to Make First State Visit to U.K. in June; Myanmar's Supreme Court Rejects Journalists' Final Appeal; Sri Lanka PM Says Attacks Could Have Been Prevented; Kremlin Says Putin, Kim to Meet Thursday in Vladivostok; U.S. Resident Sought for North Korean Embassy Raid; Report: New IRA Claims Responsibility for Attack. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 22, 2019

• Six Suicide Bombers Involved In Sunday's Attack; U.S. Will Sanction Countries That Buy Iranian Oil; Comedian Celebrates Landslide Victory In Ukraine; Apparent Car Explosion In China; Egyptian Expected To Extend President El-Sisi's Rule; 1,000+ People Arrested At London Climate Protest; Plastic From Abroad Swamps Malaysian Communities; Eiffel Tower Goes Dark To Honor Sri Lanka Victims. Aired: 11a-12p ET

April 21, 2019

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April 18, 2019

• Did Not Air

April 17, 2019

• Fire Officials in Paris Say They Were Very Quick to Arrive at Cathedral; Macron Vows to Rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral in 5 Years; Parisians Mourn Damage to 850-Year-Old Cathedral; Military Vows to Prosecute Al-Bashir in Sudan; Protesters in Sudan Demand Quick Transition to Civilian Rule; Third Straight Day of Environmental Protests in London; Barr to Release Scrubbed Version of Mueller Report Soon; CNN Uncovers Venezuela's Multi-Billion Dollar Drug Trade; Warring Sides in Libya Fight for Control of Capital; Former Peruvian President Alan Garcia Has Died. Aired 11-12p ET

April 16, 2019

• Authorities Assessing Damage After Devastating Notre Dame Fire; French President Says, We Will Rebuild Notre Dame; Vatican Offers Technical Know-How to Rebuild Notre Dame; French Donors Pledge Over $670M to Rebuild Notre Dame; Demonstrators in Sudan Vow to Keep Protesting Military Rule; Many Important Pieces of Art Survived Blaze; Two Jailed Reporters Win Pulitzer Prize; Witnesses Describe Horror of Watching Cathedral Burn. Aired 11-12p ET

April 15, 2019

• Sudan Protesters Resist Efforts to Disperse Sit-Ins; Sources; Outed Dictator Bashir, Two Others to Face Charges; ICRC: New Zealand Nurse Abducted in 2013 May Be Alive; Tiger Woods Wins 5th Masters; Pompeo to Maduro, Open Your Country's Borders; Washington Awaits Redacted Mueller Report Release; Aid Group Says Two Million Iranians in Need of Help; Climate Protesters Begin Blockage of Central London; . Aired 11-12p ET

April 14, 2019

• Protesters Keep Up Demands After Fall Of Omar al-Bashir; Pompeo In South America To Boost U.S. Position; Trump Denies Offering Pardons To Homeland Security Officials; President Set To Meet With Winning Parties; Violence Part Of Life For Kashmir Residents; WikiLeaks Founder's Lonely Life In Ecuadorian Embassy. Aired 11-12p ET

April 11, 2019

• Julian Assange Arrested, Faces Hacking Charges; Judge Finds Assange Guilty of Breaking Bail Conditions; U.S. Charges Assange with Computer Hacking Conspiracy; Sudan's President Al-Bashir Forced Out in Military Coup; Former Pope Benedict Breaks Silence on Church Sex Abuse Crisis; Theresa May Addresses Parliament After Brexit Delay; Benjamin Netanyahu Set to Begin Historic Fifth Term; Katie Bouman Developed Algorithm that Created Black Hole Image. Aired 11-12p ET

April 10, 2019

• Netanyahu Appears on Cusp of Historic Fifth Term; EU Leaders in Brussels for Emergency Summit on Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister to Ask for Brexit Delay to June 30; Ehud Olmert, Former Israeli Prime Minister Interviewed About Israeli Elections; Aida Touma-Suleiman, Israeli-Arab Lawmaker, Interviewed on Low Turnout of Arab-Israeli Voters; Protests Reignited by Political Changes in North Africa; Palestinian Rapper Called for Strong Arab Turnout. Aired 11-12p ET

April 09, 2019

• Voters Cast Ballots with Netanyahu's Future On Line; Gantz Posing Strong Challenge to Netanyahu; Polls Show Tight Race Between Netanyahu and Gantz; Nir Barkat, Former Mayor of Jerusalem interviewed about Likud leader, Benjamin Netanyahu; Netanyahu Could Lose But Still Form Coalition Government; Isaac Herzog, Former Opposition Leader in Last Election, Interviewed on Current Election; Residents of West Bank and Gaza United in Desire to Vote; Palestinian Official Voices Concern Over Israel Elections. Aired 11-12p ET

April 08, 2019

• Source: Special Coverage of Eve of Crucial Israeli Elections; Prime Minister Netanyahu Facing Possible Indictment; CNN Drives the Divide, Three Different Towns in Israel; U.S. Designates Iran's Revolutionary Guard a Terrorist Group; Centrist Benny Gantz Poses Stiff Challenge to Netanyahu; Netanyahu Vows to Annex West Bank Settlements; The Hopes and Concerns of Israeli Arab Voters; Inside Sudan's Brutal Crackdown on Anti-Government Protests. Aired 11-12p ET

April 07, 2019

• Netanyahu Vows To Annex West Bank Settlements; Polls Show Gantz With Slight Lead Ahead Of Tuesday Vote; Ex-Army Chief Gantz Bidding To Oust Netanyahu; Oman's F.M.: Israelis And Arabs Need To Live In Peace; U.S. Expected To Designate Iran's IRGC As Terrorist Group. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 04, 2019

• Boeing Under Scrutiny; Netanyahu & His Allies; Plight Of Saudi Activists; Initial Report On Ethiopian Airlines Crash Released; Ethiopia: Crew Followed Procedures But Couldn't Control Jet; Boeing Says It Will Review Ethiopian Airlines Report; Netanyahu Meets With Putin Days Before Israeli Elections; Israeli PM's Meetings With Controversial World Leaders; NYT & Washington Post: Some Mueller Investigators Frustrated With Barr's Summary Of Findings; Suspect In NZ Mosque Attack Faces 50 Murder Charges; Huawei CEO: Fight With U.S. Government Is Good For Company; Ex-Nissan Boss Ghosn Arrested On New Charges; Activists Make Dramatic Call For Help; Global Study: Poor Diet Kills More People Than Smoking; Anti-Brexit Activists Beam Message On Dover Cliffs. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 03, 2019

• U.K Prime Minister and Opposition Leader Aim to Devise Unity Plan; Juncker Says, No Extension If Deal Not Adopted By April 12; Pilots Followed Boeing Procedures Before the Crash; Brunei Stoning Laws Draw International Outrage; Junior Brexit Minister Resigns Over PM's Policy Shift; Venezuelan's Struggle for Basic Supplies and Many Blame Maduro; Some 900,000 Doses of the Cholera Vaccine in Beira, Mozambique; New Poll Netanyahu's Likud Party Overtakes Gantz's Party; U.K MP Delivers Impassioned Plea Against Brexit. Aired 11-12p ET

April 02, 2019

• U.K. Lawmakers Put Forward Bill to Avoid No-Deal; Strains Within a Not so United Kingdom; Algerian President to Step down amid Large Protests; Netanyahu to Meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow; Power to Be Rationed in Venezuela As Humanitarian Crisis Worsens; First Cholera Death Confirmed in Mozambique; More Than 40 People Dead in Iran Flooding; Jamal Khashoggi's Children Compensated after Is Killing; Democrats to Authorize Subpoena for Full Mueller Report; New Questions about White House Security Clearances. Aired 11-12p ET

April 01, 2019

• Lawmakers to Again Vote on Alternatives to May's Deal; Erdogan Downplays Election Losses; Comedian Leads After First Round of Ukrainian Presidential Vote; Ultra-Orthodox Labor Candidate Hopes to Make History; Stoning Law in Brunei Provokes International Outrage; Protests Break Out in Pro-Maduro Neighborhoods. Aired 11-12p ET

March 31, 2019

• Groundwork Being Laid For Re-Emergence Of Terror Group; Irish Government Working To Repatriate Widow Of ISIS Fighter; Funeral Held For Three Palestinian Killed In Border Clashes; Egypt Tries To Mediate Israel- Hamas Ceasefire; Top Conservatives: U.K. Snap Election Won't Solve Impasse; U.S. Immigrant Holding Facilities Far Above Capacity; Israel Deprives Palestinians Of Clean Water. Aired 11-12p ET

March 28, 2019

• Parliament Rejects All Eight Alternatives to PMs Plan; British Lawmakers to Hold New Brexit Debate Friday; Airline Unveils 737 Max Software Fixes After Fatal Crashes; Inside the Training Simulator for 737 Max; CNN Joins Rescue Team to Reach Flood Victims in Mozambique; Venezuela Crippled by Second Major Blackout in Past Month; U.S. Proposes Cuts to Special Olympics Funding; Solskjaer Promoted from Caretaker to Permanent Manager. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 27, 2019

• U.K. Lawmakers to Vote on Alternatives to May's Deal; Frustrations among Britain's on Both Sides of Divide; Speaker Announcing Which Brexit Alternatives Will Be Put to MPs; Saudi Rights Activist Appears in Court; Al-Hathloul Allegedly Subjected to Torture in Jail; Trump Meets with Wife of Venezuela's Juan Guaido. Aired 11-12p ET

March 26, 2019

• Tense Calm Along Israel-Gaza Border After Attacks; Critics Slam U.S. Declaration that Golan Belongs to Israel; U.K. Lawmakers Seize Control of Withdrawal Debate; Two Saudi Sisters Begin a New Life of Freedom; Prosecutors Drop All Charges Against Actor Jussie Smollett; Uber Buys Biggest Ride-Hailing App in Middle East; First All-Female Spacewalk Delayed Due to Lack of Suites that Fit. Aired 11-12p ET

March 25, 2019

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March 24, 2019

• U.N.: Attack On Ethnic Village Kills 134 In Rural Mali; Terror Group Loses Ground In Syria But Ideology Lives On; Congress, President Trump Await Mueller Report Findings; Huge Crowds In London Demand Second Brexit Referendum; Group's Final Territory Liberated, But Treat Remains; Inside the Devastation Across Southeastern Africa. Aired 11-12p ET

March 21, 2019

• Theresa May Seeks Brexit Delay in Brussels; May Blames Parliament for Blocking Brexit; Northern Ireland's Pressure on the DUP's Brexit Vote; At Least 10,000 People are Still Believed to Be Stranded from Cyclone Idai; South African Team Rescuing People After Cyclone; New Zealand Prime Minister Announces Ban on Military-Style Assault Rifles; Pompeo Visits Holiest Site in Judaism with Netanyahu; K-Pop Image Shattered Amid Growing Sex Scandal. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 20, 2019

• Mozambique Reeling Amid Death and Destruction; New Revelations About Lion Air Disaster; U.K House Speaker Allowing Emergency Brexit Debate; EU Says Brexit Needs to be Completed Before May 23; Pompeo in Israel for Visit Seen as Boosting Netanyahu; Benny Gantz Stops Short of Endorsing Palestinian Statehood; Ethiopians Walk Through Yemen's War Zone to Find Work; Russian Top Model Advocates for Special Olympics. Aired 11- 12p ET

March 19, 2019

• New Zealand's Prime Minister to Visit First Responders, Schools Students; Tributes to Futsal Goalkeeper Atta Elayyan; 108 Children have Died At or En Route to Al-Hol Refugee Camp in Syria; SDF Making Final Push as ISIS Territory Dwindles; Mozambique President Says 1,000 Feared Dead in Cyclone; Cyclone Hit Millions Across Africa in Record Disaster; What Far- Right Terror Has In Common with ISIS; Hamas Accused of Brutal Crackdown on Protesters; Far-Right Candidate Michael Ben-Ari Disqualified for Israeli Elections; Sebastian Coe on Why Inclusion is So Important. Aired 11-12p ET

March 18, 2019

• Manhunt Underway in Netherlands; Three Dead, Nine Wounded in Netherlands Tram Attack; New Zealand Prime Minister Promises Gun Reform; Facebook Initially Failed to Notice New Zealand Attack Video; White House Defends Trump By Saying the President Is Not a White Supremacist; Trump Says Media Working Hard to "Blame Me" for Massacre; New Details on Drone Attack Aimed at Venezuelan President; Statement from U.K. House of Commons Speaker; Speaker, U.K. Government Cannot Resubmit Same Proposal. Aired 11- 12p ET

March 17, 2019

• CNN Speaks To Movement's Founding Family; More Than 7,000 Athletes Taking Part In Largest Ever Games; "Meet The Determined": Athletes On CNN; Avril Lavigne Speaks To CNN; Going Beyond Sports: Looking After Your Health. Aired 11-12p ET

March 14, 2019

• U.K. Parliament to Vote on Brexit Delay; Students Raise Awareness of Modern-Day Slavery; Prosecutor Says One Ex-Soldier to Be Charged Over "Bloody Sunday"; Trump Meets Ireland's Prime Minister; Black Boxes from Ethiopian Crash in Paris for Analysis; U.S. Grounds Boeing 737 Max 8 and 9 After Global Pressure, Aired 11a-12p ET

March 13, 2019

• U.K. lawmakers to vote on possible No-Deal Withdrawal; EU Leaders Prepared for Possible No-Deal Brexit; Growing Safety Concerns over Boeing 737 Max 8; Thousands of ISIS Fighters Surrender amid Attack. Aired 11-12p ET

March 12, 2019

• Prime Minister Faces Parliament with Brexit Vote Hours Away; Corbyn Says May Delivering All Spin and No Substance; U.K Parliament Debates Revised Withdrawal Deal; U.K. Attorney General Says U.K. Could Be Trapped in Irish Backstop; Front Lines in Final Battle Against ISIS in Syria. Aired 11-12p ET

March 11, 2019

• Crews Find Black Boxes from Ethiopian Airlines Crash; Ethiopia, China, Indonesia Ground Boeing 737 Max 8; Boeing, at this Point, No Basis for New Safety Guidance; CNN Team Ventures into the Last ISIS Territory in Syria; Frustrations Ahead of Brexit Deadline; Brexit Frustrates Northern Ireland's Catholics and Protestants Alike; Netanyahu Says Israel is Not a State of All Its Citizens. Aired 11-12p ET

March 10, 2019

• Ethiopian Airlines Flight Crashes Near Addis Ababa; Protesters Fill The Streets Amid Widespread Power Outage; Omar Criticizes Democratic Establishment; Netanyahu's Likud Base Backs Him As Charges Loom; Abbas Taps Mohammad Shtayyeh As New Prime Minister. Aired 11-12p ET

March 07, 2019

• Thousands Continue to Flee Last ISIS Enclave; U.N. Human Rights Chief Calls Out Saudi Arabia; Thousands of Children Living in Slavery in Ghana; Interview with Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ghana's Information Minister, Programs to Rescue Children from Forced Labor; Huawei Suing U.S. Government Over Product Ban; Michael Cohen's Testimony on Pardon Under Scrutiny; Sentencing of Paul Manafort Hours Away; British Royal Family Takes Action Against Trolls; Alex Trebek, host of Jeopardy, Battling Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer; Meet the Royal Shaking up the Arab Art World. Aired 10-11a ET

March 06, 2019

• Widow of Jihadist Linked to Paris Attacks; Thousands Flee Terror Group's Last Stronghold in Syria; London Police Investigate Explosive Devices; Guaido Returning to National Assembly After Foreign Tour; North Korea Rebuilding a Missile Engine Test Site; Trump in Fight of His Political Life as Investigations Mount; Cohen Back on Capitol Hill for More Closed-Door Testimony; Moscow Slams Expansive Investigations into Donald Trump; U.K. Labour Party Engulfed by Anti-Semitism Crisis; R. Kelly Denies Sexual Abuse Allegations; 13-Time Champions Real Madrid Humiliated by Ajax; Interview with Gigi Buffon, his future, PSG Goal Keeper. Aired 10-11a ET

March 05, 2019

• Opposition Leader Juan Guaido Back In Venezuela; Children of ISIS Members Returning to France; Netanyahu Says He's Facing Unprecedented "Witch Hunt"; Tokyo Court Grants Carlos Ghosn $9 Million Bail; Father of Pell Victim Speaks Out; Democrats Launch Massive Probe into All Things Trump; 12 Major Democrats Now Running for President; China Warns of a Hard Struggle Ahead Amid Slowing Economy; Trump Ending Special Trade Treatment for India, Turkey; South Korea's Smoldering Plastic Problem; The Story Behind Ajax's "Super Jews"; Remembering Luke Perry. Aired 10-11a ET

March 04, 2019

• ISIS Defending the Last Bit of Its Caliphate; Algerian President to Run for Fifth Term Despite Protests; U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem Merging with U.S. Embassy; Film Reveals Alleged Michael Jackson Sex Abuse; EU Departure Set to Lead to More Customs Regulations; Juan Guaido Plans to Join Protests, Risking Arrest; Family Says U.S-Saudi citizen has been Tortured in a Saudi Prison; Some Republicans Join Democrats, Shun Trump's Emergency; Democrats to Look into White House Security Clearances; Unlocking a Stonehenge Mystery. Aired 10-11a ET

March 03, 2019

• U.S. Allies Attack Last ISIS Enclave In Syria; U.S. President Rips Into Russia Probe During Lengthy Speech; U.S.-South Korea Military Exercise Scaling Down; Juan Guaido Return Home From Ecuador Trip. Aired 10-10:30a ET

February 28, 2019

• Trump-Kim Summit Abruptly Ends with No Agreement; Trump Faces Firestorm Over Former Fixer's Revelations; Israeli Attorney General to Announce Decision on Indicting Netanyahu; Pakistani Prime Minister Says They Will Release Indian Pilot as a Peaceful Gesture; Brexit Heartland Frustrated by Political Stalemate; Syrian Civilians Stuck in between Warring Sides; 20,000 Children Living in Slavery in Ghana. Aired 10-11a ET

February 27, 2019

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February 26, 2019

• India Claims Airstrike on Terror Camp in Pakistani Territory; U.N. Security Council to Meet on Venezuela; U.K. Prime Minister May Proposes Votes on "No-Deal" and Delay; U.S. Envoy Meets with Founding Member of Taliban; CNN Gets 36 Hours of Rare Access with Taliban; Trump's Summit Goal is North Korea Denuclearization; Iran's Foreign Minister Hands in Resignation; Kushner Says Middle East Plan Includes Establishing Borders; Cardinal Pell Convicted of Child Sex Abuse, Will Appeal; First Emirati Astronauts Will Visit Space Station. Aired 10-11a ET

February 25, 2019

• Trump, Pence Push American Foreign Policy Abroad; 100 Plus Venezuelan Troops Defect After Clashes on Colombia Border; U.S. Vice President Lands in Bogota; Vietnam Making Preparations to Host Critical Meeting; U.K. Prime Minister at EU-Arab League Summit as Deadline Looms; Donald Tusk Says Extension Would Be Rational Solution; CNN Speaks to British Teen ISIS Bride's Lawyer; Benjamin Netanyahu Seeks Fifth Term As Prime Minister; Australian Press Council Says Serena Cartoon Not Racist; "Green Book", Olivia Colman, Lady Gaga Win Oscars. Aired 10-11a ET

February 24, 2019

• Efforts To Bring Humanitarian Aid In Venezuela Turned Into Violent Clashes As Aid Trucks Go Up In Flames; Commanders In The Fight Against Isis Say The Terror Group Controls No More Than Half A Square Kilometer; State Leaders Gather For The Meeting In Egypt Aired: 10-11a ET

February 21, 2019

• Pope Demands Action to End Clergy Sex Abuse; Abuse Survivor Wants Guilty Priests Named; U.S. Senators Investigate Moscow-Based Businessman with Ties to President Trump; ISIS Wives Fight for Chance to Return Home; Convoys of Civilians Leave Besieged ISIS Enclave; Two Saudi Sister Risk Everything to Flee Oppression; Netanyahu Strongest Opponents Join Forces Ahead of Ballot; Chicago Police Say Small Let Paid $3,500 to Stage an Attack. Aired 10-11a ET

February 20, 2019

• Exclusive, CNN Follows Hunt for ISIS Leader; U.K. Revokes Citizenship of ISIS Bride Shamima Begum; Three U.K. Conservative Lawmakers Quit Party Over Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister Returning to Brussels to Continue Brexit Talks; Putin Promises Strong Response to Missile Deployments; U.S. House Investigating Efforts to Transfer Nuclear Technology to Saudi Arabia; Pope Says Sexual Abuse for Nuns is a Problem; CNN Investigates French Order Accused of Sexual Slavery; Taiwan's President Says Threat from China Growing Every Day. Aired 10-11a ET

February 19, 2019

• Allies Besiege Terrorist' Last Syrian Enclave; British Teen Who Joined ISIS Begging to Return Home; Karl Lagerfeld, Fashion Icon Who Headed Chanel Dies; Bernie Sanders Launches 2020 Presidential Bid; Maduro Calls Trump's Address Almost a Nazi Speech; Haitian Police Arrest Eight on Illegal Weapons Charge; Death of Teen Boy Increases Anger at Haitian Government; "Capernaum" Vies for Best Foreign Language Film. Aired 10-11a ET

February 18, 2019

• Seven MPs Leave Labour Party, Start Independent Group; Violent Protest Have Gripped Haiti for Ten Days; U.S. President to Address Venezuela Crisis; Top U.S. General Visits Syria, Promises Withdrawal Will Happen; Are Arab and Asian Nations Replacing the West; Israeli Acting Foreign Minister Outrages Poland with Holocaust Remarks; Chicago Police Believe Jussie Smollett Orchestrated His Own Attack; Meet the Masters of the Dutch Golden Age. Aired 10-11a ET

February 17, 2019

• SDF Commanders Expect Victory Within Days; Haiti Hospital Struggles After Violent Protest; U.S. Sends More Humanitarian Aid To Colombian Border; Challenges Mount To Trump's Emergency Declaration; Acting U.S. Defense Secy. To Find Funding For Border Wall; Top Dems Emergency Declaration Shreds The Constitution; Nauert Withdraws From Consideration As U.N. Ambassador; U.S. Landowners Fear They'll Lose In Border Wall Battle; Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Receives Lavish Welcome In Pakistan; Pregnant Women Risk Their Lives To Bring The World Tea. Aired 10-11a ET

February 14, 2019

• Leaders Gather for Separate Middle East Meetings; ISIS Makes Last Stand as U.S.-Backed Forces Close In; Airbus to Stop Making the A380; Iran the Focus of U.S.-Led Security Conference; Leader of Russia, Iran, Turkey Meet in Sochi; Former FBI Director McCabe Breaks Silence on Trump Probe; U.S. supplies Stuck at Border in Colombia. Aired 10-11a ET

February 13, 2019

• Pence and Pompeo in Poland for Middle East Talks; Tehran Mocks Meeting While Flaunting Weaponry; Turki Bin Faisal on Saudi Support for U.S. Policy; Interview with Harrison Ford, Actor and Environmental Campaigner; CNN Goes Inside a Struggling Hospital in Venezuela; Civilians Fleeing as ISIS Makes Last Stand in Syria; Egyptian President El-Sisi Could Cement Hold on Power; Drug Lord "El Chapo" Convicted, Faces Life in Prison. Aired 10-11a ET

February 12, 2019

• ISIS Makes Desperate Last Stand in Eastern Syria; White House Still Evaluating Border Security Deal Compromise; Interview with Karin Kneissl, Austrian Foreign Minister on Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister to Talk Further Over Brexit Deal; Scandal Renews Scrutiny of Bezos' Ties to Saudi Crown Prince; Protesters Demand Maduro Let Air into Venezuela. Aired 10-11a ET

February 11, 2019

• Civilians Flee Intense Violence in Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; General Votel Says Tens of Thousands of ISIS Fighters Remain; Tehran Celebrates 40 Years since Islamic Revolution; Diversity on Display as Women and Hip-Hop Stares Win Big; Diversity Celebrated at British Film Awards; Guaido Says Blocking Aid into Venezuela is a Crime Against Humanity; Women Selling Their Bodies so Their Families can Survive; Al-Araibi Released from Thai Prison, Avoids Extradition. Aired 10-11a ET

February 10, 2019

• Dubai Host Seventh Annual Government Summit; Tehran Celebrates 40 Years Since Islamic Revolution; U.S. Backed Forces Attack Last Syrian Town In ISS Control; How Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping Global Policy; UAE Aims To Use A.I. To Tackle Global Challenges; U.K Telecoms CEO: Seen No "Cause For Concern" Over Huawei. Aired 10-11a ET

February 07, 2019

• U.K.'s Theresa May in Brussels for EU Talks; Maduro Blocks Aid Deliveries on Bridge from Colombia; Racism and Sexual Assault Claim Rock Democrats; Trump Facing New Investigation that Goes Beyond Russia; Trump Touts Gains Made Against ISIS in Syria, Iraq; U.S. Envoy in North Korea to Prepare for Trump-Kim Summit; Interview with, Marietje Schaake, European MEP For The Netherlands; Environmental Damage from Brazil Dam Collapse Could Last for Decades; Italian City Goes Silent for Treasured Violins. Aired 10-11a ET

February 06, 2019

• Trump Calls for Unity While Launching Partisan Attacks; Lavrov Says Russia Will Exit INF Treaty in Six Months; Trump Says if Congress Fails to Act on Wall, I'll Get It Built; U.S.-Backed Syrian Democratic Forces Take on Remnants of ISIS; U.K. Prime Minister Meets Northern Ireland Lawmakers to Discuss Backstop; Pope Says Some Clergy Have Sexually Abused Nuns; Trump Administration Holding Talks with Afghan Groups, Taliban. Aired 10-11a ET

February 05, 2019

• Pope Francis Give Historic Mass on Arabian Peninsula; U.K. Prime Minister Speaks in Northern Ireland Amid Irish Backstop Concerns; Following the Trail of U.S. Weaponry Inside Yemen. Aired 10-11a ET

February 04, 2019

• Pope Francis Makes History with UAE Trip; Several European Nations Recognize Guaido As President; Meeting in Canada to Discuss Humanitarian Aid to Venezuela; Wreckage of Plane Carrying Footballer Emiliano Sala Found; Bahraini Refugee Footballer Fights Extradition; Talks Begin on Alternative Arrangements to Irish Border Backstop; Trump Says U.S. Troops Could Return This Area If Needed. Aired 10-11a ET

February 03, 2019

• Thousands Rally in Venezuela in Pro- and Anti-Government Protests; Interview with Francisco Rodriguez, Torino Economics; Virginia Governor Denies He's in a Racist Yearbook Photo; Trump Signals He Plan to Declare National Emergency for Wall; Pope Makes Historic Visit to UAE; Israel-Gulf Ties; Interview with Marc Schneier, Rabbi; Prime Minister May Determined to Deliver Brexit on Time; Rams versus Patriots in Super Bowl. Aired 10-11a ET

January 31, 2019

• International Support Grows for Self-Proclaimed Leader Juan Guaido; Oil Prices and Higher after U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela; No-Deal Withdrawal Now Seems More Likely; ISIS Last Stand in Syria; Germany, France and U.K. Set Up Payment Channel with Tehran; U.S. Set to Pull Out of Milestone Nuclear Treaty with Russia; EU Message to U.K., No New Negotiations; Brutal, Dangerous Coal Groups Parts of U.S. Aired 10-11a ET

January 30, 2019

• Venezuela Braces for More Mass Protests against Maduro; Inflation, U.S. and Russia on Opposite Sides of Venezuela Struggle; Parliament Gives May Backing to Renegotiate Irish Backstop; U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume amid Huawei Charges; Venezuela Opposition Leader Speaks with Trump; Trump Slams U.S. Intel Chiefs after They Contradict Him; Ex-Army Chief Kicks off Campaign to Unseat Netanyahu; EU Rules out New Withdrawal Negotiations; Extreme Cold Blast Northern U.S. Aired 10-11a ET

January 29, 2019

• U.K. Lawmakers Debating Brexit Options Right Now; Interview with Ben Bradley, Conservative MP; U.S. Charges Huawei with Fraud, Stealing Trade Secrets; Guaido and Maduro Locked in Fight for Presidency; U.K. Lawmakers to Vote on 7 Amendments to Prime Minister's Deal; Interview with Rushanara Ali, British Labour Party MP; Roger Stone to Submit Plea in Federal Court. Aired 10-11a ET

January 28, 2019

• Juan Guaido Calls for New Anti-Maduro Protests; Hunger and Seething Anger Grip a Once Rich Country; Maduro Rejects Election Ultimatum from European Countries; Trump Tries to Distance Himself from Roger Stone; U.S. and Taliban Agree in Principle to Peace Framework; U.N. Human Rights Team Arrives in Turkey to Investigate Killing of Jamal Khashoggi; Debate and Vote on Prime Minister May's Plan Set for Tuesday; The Man Bringing "Order!" to the U.K. Parliament. Aired 10-11a ET

January 27, 2019

• Maduro Rejects Election Ultimatum From European Countries; Thousands Of U.S. Government Workers Prepare To Return To Work; Twin Blasts Kill At Least 20, Wound Dozens; U.S. Law Puts Palestinian Security Funding In Jeopardy; U.S.: Progress Made In Taliban Talks; Iraqi Bikers Hope To Unite Country Scarred By War. Aired 10-11a ET

January 24, 2019

• Nations Pick Sides as Juan Guaido Declares Himself President of Venezuela; Interview with Alexandria Winkler Osorio, Former Deputy Mayor of El Hatillo, Venezuela; Interview with Tzipi Livni, Israeli Parliament Member; Israel in Political Turmoil as Early Elections Draw Near; Interview with Kang Kyung-wha, South Korean Foreign Minister; Trump and Kim Gear Up for Second Summit; Humanitarian Chiefs Talk Tackling Global Crises; Interview with Patrick Chappatte, Political Cartoonist. Aired 10-11a ET

January 23, 2019

• Merkel Makes the Case for Multilateralism; China's Economy Grows at Slowest Pace since 1990; Interview with Michelle Bachelet, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights; Interview with Nicholas Kristof, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist, New York Times Columnist; Interview with Mariam Al Mehairi, UAE Minister of State for Food Security; Interview with Alyson Lombardi, Editor-In-Chief, Business Insider U.S. Aired 10-11a ET

January 22, 2019

• Populist Choices in U.S. and U.K. Paralyze Governments; Trump, May, Macron, Modi, Xi and More, Skipping Davos; Globalization Facing Uncertain Future as World Economic Forum Begins; Interview with Gebran Bassil, Lebanese Foreign Minister; U.S. Secretary of State Speaks to Davos Via Video Link; Interview with Omar Al Olama, UAE Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence; Interview with Sharmeen Obaid, Pakistani Documentary Filmmaker and Two Academy Awards and Six Emmy Awards Winner. Aired 10-11a ET

January 21, 2019

• U.K. Prime Minister May to Set Out Brexit Next Steps; Irish Backstop Remains Key Sticking Point; Israel Warns Iran is Trying to "Entrench Itself" in Syria; Global Leaders Skip World Economic Forum; ; British Prime Minister Addresses Parliament Over Brexit; British PM Says a Second Referendum Would Undermine Democracy; Jeremy Corbyn Responds to Theresa May's Statement. Aired 10-11a ET

January 20, 2019

• Democrats Dismiss Trump's Offer As A Non-Starter; Police Suspect Real IRA In Northern Ireland Car Bombing; Boris Johnson Outlines Vision For Britain Outside E.U.; Kentucky Catholic Diocese Condemns Actions Of Teens; Chase Iron Eyes: At Least 79 People Killed In Mexico Pipeline Blast; Lebanese Campaign Looking To Change Attitudes To Victims. Aired 10-11a ET

January 17, 2019

• Deadly Attack in Syria Raises Questions About U.S. Withdrawal; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on U.S. Led Forces in Syria; Giuliani Says Campaign May Have Colluded but Trump Didn't; Moscow Defense Trump amid Questions of Collusion; At Least 21 People Killed in Nairobi Terror Assault; Debate on New Brexit Deal Set for January 29; Advisor for Three British Prime Ministers Talks Brexit; Turkey Seeks Arrest of NBA Player Enes Kanter. Aired 10-11a ET

January 16, 2019

• ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Blast in Syria; No-Confidence Debate Underway in U.K. Parliament; U.K. Pound Holding Steady during No Confidence Debate; U.S. Service Members Killed in Blast in Syria; British Prime Minister Faces No-Confidence Vote after Historic Defeat; At Least 14 Dead from Terrorist Attack in a Nairobi Hotel. Aired 10-11a ET

January 15, 2019

• Theresa May Faces Crucial Test over Deal with the EU; U.K. Prime Minister May's Deal Expected to Be Rejected; Anti-Terror Team Deployed to Shooting Near Nairobi Hotel; Trump Privately Discussed Pulling U.S. Out of NATO; U.K. Pound Dips as Traders Await Brexit Vote; U.K. Residents Speak out before Decisive Brexit Vote; Canadian to Appeal Death Sentence in China. Aired 10-11a ET

January 14, 2019

• Trump, I Never Worked for Russia; May, Stopping or Delaying Brexit Would Harm Faith in Democracy; U.K. Parliamentary Debate Resumes Ahead of Tuesday Vote; FBI Debated Whether Trump Followed Moscow's Directions; U.S. Withdrawal from Syria Leaves Kurdish Fighters Behind; Saudi Minister says Khashoggi Killing Won't Change U.S. Relationship; Are Western Democracies Facing a Crisis; Mayor of Gdansk Dies After On-Stage Attack; Theater Group's Interpretation of Britain's Biggest Drama. Aired 10-11a ET

January 13, 2019

• U.S. Secretary Of State Will Meet With Saudi Crown Prince; Washington Post: Trump Concealed Details Of Putin Meetings; Police Fire Tear Gas, Live Rounds, Live Rounds At Demonstrators; Astronomers Hear Repeating radio Burst From Deep Space; Omar Al-Bashir Accused Of Genocide In Darfur. Aired 10-11a ET

January 10, 2019

• Trump, this is a Tremendous Crisis at the Border; Trump, "Would Almost Say Definitely; Will Declare Emergency; President Trump Heads to U.S.-Mexico Border Amid Shutdown; Pompeo, "U.S. is Force for Good, Period; McAllen Lies on the Banks of the Rio Grande River; Houthi Rebel Drone Attacks Yemeni Military Base; Hundreds of Thousands of Workers Feel the Pain of No Pay. Aired 10-11a ET

January 09, 2019

• British Prime Minister Trying to Get Brexit Deal Approved; British Houses of Parliament Debate Brexit Plan; Trump Paints a Dark Picture of Undocumented Immigrants; Trump Tries to Rally Congressional Support for Border Wall; Confusion Reigns over Trump's Middle East Policy; Pompeo Has to Cairo Ahead of Major Speech; Saudi Woman Now under U.N. Protection; Woman in Vegetative State Gives Birth; Rapper Gets Political with Song Aimed at Foreign Policy. Aired 10-11a ET

January 08, 2019

• White House Pushing out Mixed Messages on Syria; Turkish President Says Bolton Making Serious Mistake on Syria; Kim Jong-un in China Amid Talks of Second U.S. North Korea Summit; Trump to Appeal for Border Wall in Television Address; U.K. Parliament Prepares to Vote on Prime Minister's Deal; Saudi Girl Now Being Protected by U.N. Refugee Agency; Pompeo to Lay out U.S. Middle East Policy in Cairo Speech; Despite Trump's Promises, Coal Plants Still Closing; Trump's Border Wall, Fence, Barrier, Slats. Aired 10- 11a ET

January 07, 2019

• U.S. President Threatens to Escalate Government Shutdown Crisis; Bolton Signals Pause in U.S. Withdrawal from Syria; U.S./China Trade Talks Underway as Truce Deadline Looms; Saudi Team Leads Tie Hotel under UNHCR Protection; U.K. Parliament Reconvenes Ahead of Key Debate Wednesday; Gabon Government Says Situation Under Control; 2018 a Year of Change for the Middle East; U.S. Policy Continues to Rattle Middle East; Is the Potential for a New Middle East War Looming in 2019? Aired 10-11a ET

January 06, 2019

• U.S. Government Closure Enters Day 16, No End In Sight; Detained U.S. Citizen Accused Of Espionage In Russia; Khashoggi Phone Thought To Be Infected By Malware; Football Friends And Foes At International Tournament; U.S. Navy SEAL Pleads Not Guilty In Killing Of Detainee; The Best In T.V. And Movies To Be Honored Sunday. Aired 10-11a ET

January 03, 2019

• Apple's Shock Profit Warning Drags U.S. Markets Down; Partial Government Closure Enters Day 13, No End in Sight; Nancy Pelosi Expected to Reclaim Role as House Speaker; Paul Whelan Given Access to lawyers, Charges Still Unclear; Protests Turn Deadly as Women Enter Indian Temple; Saudi Trial Begins for 11 Suspects in Khashoggi Killing; British MPs Request Access to Jailed Saudi Activists; Huge Milestone for Chines Space Program;

January 02, 2019

• Sharp Losses Kickoff First Trading Day of 2019; Trump Against 2019 Tackling U.S. Government Closure; Romney Slams Trump's Character in Scathing Op-Ed; U.S. Citizen Detained in Russia on Spy Accusations; U.K. Foreign Secretary Looks East for Post-Split Prosperity; U.K. Steps up Migrant Patrols in English Channel; Netflix Pulls Show Episode in Saudi Arabia; Two Women Make History by Entering Hindu Temple; Victims of Forced Marriages Told to Pay Rescue Costs in U.K.; Space Buffs Find Beauty in Fuzzy Photo. Aired 10-11a ET

January 01, 2019

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December 31, 2018

• Rare Anti-Government Protest Erupt In Iran; NYT Trump Aide May have Triggered FBI Probe; Louvre Abu Dhabi. Aired 10-11a ET

December 30, 2018

• Some Polls Close In Historic Transfer Of Power; No End In Sight As U.S. Partial Govt. Shutdown Hits Day 9; 2-Year-Old Son Of Mother Granted U.S. Visa Dies. Aired 10:30-11a ET

December 27, 2018

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December 26, 2018

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December 24, 2018

• Counting Down to the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi. Aired 10-11a ET

December 23, 2018

• Tsunami Kills At Least 222 People In Indonesia; Partial Shutdown Likely To Continue Until After Christmas; U.S. Envoy In Isis Fight Quits Over Syria Troop Withdrawal; Duchess Of Sussex's First Christmas As Royal Family Member. Aired 10-11a ET

December 20, 2018

• Trump Says U.S. Gets Nothing from Being Policeman of Mideast; Putin Agrees with Trump's Syria Decision; Tunnels Heighten Tensions on Israeli- Lebanese Border; All Flights Suspended at Gatwick Airport Because of Drone Sightings; Weinstein Case Moves Forward, Pretrial March 7; Trump, ISIS is Beaten in Syria, Troops Coming Home; U.S. Feds Announcing Law Enforcement Action on China; Cartoonist Takes on Trump with Biting Commentary. Aired 10-11a ET

December 19, 2018

• U.S. Preparing for Full and Rapid Withdrawal from Syria; British Government Steps up No Deal Preparations; Netanyahu Warns of Tunnel Threat Ahead of U.N. Meeting; European Union Cyber Breach Link to China; Corbyn Accused of Calling Prime Minister Stupid Woman; Businesses Fear Economic Impact of No Deal Brexit; Blows Keep Coming for Embattled U.S. President; Al Ain Makes FIFA Club World Cup Final. Aired 10-11a ET

December 18, 2018

• Jose Mourinho Sacked by Manchester United; Trump Wishes Michael Flynn "Good Luck" on Twitter; Ceasefire Begins in Strategic Port City of Hodeidah; Fed Widely Expected to Hike Rates on Wednesday; Yemeni Mother Receives Visa to See Dying Son. Aired 10-11a ET

December 17, 2018

• U.K. Prime Minister to Argue against a Second Referendum; Saudis Slam U.S. Senate for Vote against Crown Prince; Yemen Clashes Continued despite Cease-Fire Agreement; Horrendous New Assault Case in India; U.S. President Slams Russia Probe as Problems Mount; CNN Goes inside Tunnel Running from Lebanon to Israel; British Prime Minister Theresa May Addresses Parliament. Aired 10-11a ET

December 16, 2018

• "SNL" Parody Imagines A World Without President Trump; Turn-out Down As "Yellow Vests" Demonstrate For Fifth Straight Weekend; An Overlooked Cause Of Global Warming: Beef. Aired 11-12p

December 13, 2018

• Yemen's Warring Parties Agree to Ceasefire in Hodeidah; A Rare Look at the Extreme Suffering Inside Yemen; Growing Police Operation in Strasbourg, France Neighborhood; Cohen Says Trump New About Illegal Payments; Theresa May in Brussels After Surviving Confidence Vote; Senate Bill on Yemen Considered a Rebuke of Saudi Arabia; Freedom of the Press Threatened in Turkey. Aired 10-11a ET

December 12, 2018

• U.K. Prime Minister to Face No-Confidence Vote Tonight; Hunt for Gunman Who Killed at Least 2, Injured 14 in Christmas Market in France; President Trump Clashes with Democrats in Heated Exchange; Markets React to U.K. and Brexit Turmoil; British PM vows to Fight as She Faces No- Confidence Vote;

December 11, 2018

• British Prime Minister Meets Top EU Leaders; Juncker Says EU Won't Renegotiate, but Room for Clarification; French Students Blockade Schools After Macron Speech; Trump, Brexit and Riots in Paris, How They Link Up; Climate Refugees Flee Drought and Starvation; U.S. Efforts to Promote Fossil Fuels Mocked at COP24; Turkish Newspaper Employees Face Lengthy Prison Sentences; Time Highlights "The Guardians and the War on Truth". Aired 10-11a ET

December 10, 2018

• British Prime Minister to Address Parliament; CNN Briefed on Audio Recording of Khashoggi Murder; Juncker Says, We Will Not Renegotiate Brexit; Macron to Address Nation Amid Ongoing Protests; Prime Minister May Announces Brexit Vote Won't Be Held Tuesday; Jeremy Corbyn Says the Government Has Lost Control of Events. Aired 10-11a ET

December 09, 2018

• Hundreds Detained As Clashes Erupt In Major Cities; P.M. Warns Of Unchartered Waters Ahead Of Key Vote; Sandwiches Could Be Toast After Leaving The E.U.; Fuel Tax Protests Morph Into Anti-Macron Movement; Workers Claim Trump N.J. Club Hires Undocumented Immigrants; Consequences If Warming Exceeds Critical Threshold. Aired 10-11a ET

December 06, 2018

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December 05, 2018

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December 04, 2018

• Countdown to the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi; An Amazing Legacy, Special Olympics Push to Include Everyone; More Than 8,400 Saudi Special Olympics Athletes and Partners; Abu Dhabi Games Will Be the First Special Olympics in Middle East. Aired 10-11a ET

December 03, 2018

• Bush Family Arrives at Funeral Home in Texas; Late U.S. President Honored for Lifetime of Service; Macron Government to Speak with Paris Protesters; Qatar Leaving OPEC, Says It Will Focus on Natural Gas; Saudi Dissident Says Texts with Khashoggi Were Hacked; Bush Shaped U.S./China Relations for Decades; Study Says Plastic Bags Kill 100K Marine Animals Per Year. Aired 10-11a ET

December 02, 2018

• Israeli Police: Enough Evidence To Indict P.M. Netanyahu; Memorial Service For President Bush Begin Monday; Trump And Xi Agree To Temporary Trade Truce; Bush Led The U.S. Through Sweeping Global Changes; UAE Energy Company Looking To Expand; "Saturday Night Live" Pays Tribute To Late President. Aired 10-11a ET

November 28, 2018

• Hate Speech, Anti-Semitism Surging in Germany; U.K. Government Says Brexit Will Hurt Economy; CNN Polling Focuses on Surge of Anti-Semitism; Benjamin Netanyahu's Interview on the Rise of Anti-Semitism in Europe; Mattis and Pompeo to Hold All Senators Briefing on Yemen. Aired 10-11a ET

November 27, 2018

• CNN Investigation Reveals Startling Rise in Anti-Semitism; Ukraine Imposing Martial Law in Areas Bordering Russia; Saudi Prince, CIA's Assessments "Not Up to Par"; U.S. Senate to Vote on Measure to End Support for Saudi Coalition; Manafort Allegedly Met with Assange Multiple Times in London Between 2013 in 2016. Aired 10-11a ET

November 26, 2018

• U.K. Prime Minister Prepares to Pitch Deal to Parliament; UAE Pardons and Releases British Academic Matthew Hedges; Ukrainian Parliament Votes on Martial Law After Russia Seizes Three Ships near Crimea; Aid Groups to the U.S., Stop Yemen Suffering; Teargas, Arrests as Margaret's Russia U.S. Border Crossing; British Prime Minister Pushes Parliament to Improve Brexit Deal;

November 25, 2018

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November 22, 2018

• UK Prime Minister Addresses Parliament After Draft Declaration; Afghanistan now where a brutal drought is leading to horrendous and unimaginable consequences; Peace talks in the conflict in Yemen will take place in Sweden in the coming weeks; Nissan's Chairman has now been kicked out of the driver's seat. Aired: 10-11a ET

November 21, 2018

• CNN Interviews Mark Zuckerberg; Trump Stands by Saudi's MSB. Aired 10-11a ET

November 20, 2018

• U.S. Judge Temporarily Blocks Trumps Asylum Restrictions; Trump to Receive Final CIA Report on Khashoggi's Killing; Camp Fire Kills 79, Nearly 700 People Unaccounted For; U.K. Calls for Cease-Fire in Draft U.N. Resolution on Yemen; U.S. Markets, Tech Stocks Continue to Fall; Nissan Funded Homes Around the World for Ghosn; U.S. Airstrikes in Somalia Killed Dozens of Terrorists; Airbnb Pulls Israeli West Bank Settlements Listings. Aired 10-11a ET

November 19, 2018

• Government, Houthi Rebels Signal Support for Ceasefire Talks; Jewish Home Party Backs Down from Threat to Leave Government; Trump Triggers Controversy with "Raking" Remark; Khashoggi Affair Casts Shadow on Trump's Agenda; Hook, Saudi Arabia Helping to Regulate Oil Markets; Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn Arrested; Trump Criticizes U.S. Admiral Who Led bin Laden Raid; White House, Acosta's Press Pass Could be Revoked Again. Aired 10-11a ET

November 18, 2018

• Trump Declines To Hear Khashoggi Murder Tape; Netanyahu Making Last- Ditch Effort To Save His Government; Grim Search For Fire Victims In California; Rain Forecast For Fire-Scorched California; Grieving Families Of Sunken Sub Crew Demand Answers; Celebrating The Past And Future Of Islamic Art. Aired 11-12p ET

November 15, 2018

• U.K. Prime Minister Defends Brexit Plan Amid Political Chaos; Saudis Seek Death Penalty for 5 Suspects in Khashoggi Murder; Theresa May's Future in Doubt Amid Resignations; Financial Markets React to Brexit Turmoil; Two Ministers Call for Early Elections in Israel. Aired 10-11a ET
• U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May News Conference. Aired 12-1p ET

November 14, 2018

• U.K. Prime Minister Facing Cabinet Overdraft Brexit Deal; Israel Defense Minister Resigns over Cease-Fire Deal; Ceasefire Ends Biggest Israel Gaza Firefight since 2014; First Lady Calls for Firing of Top National Security Aide; Prince Charles Turned 70. Aired 10-11a ET

November 13, 2018

• Israel-Gaza Flare-Up, Hundreds of Rockets fired in Worse Outbreak Since 2014; Trump slams Macron after Disastrous Paris Trip; CNN Sues White House for Suspending CNN Reporters Press Pass; More Than 300,000 Force from Homes across California; Investigators Said Lion Air Jet Had Problems on Last Four Flights. Aired 10-11a ET

November 12, 2018

• 31 Dead, about 100 Missing from California Fires; White House Defense Trump's Decision to Skip Cemetery Event; Fighting Continues in Yemen after the West Calls for Cease-Fire; Israeli Military Says Bus Hit by Fire from Gaza; Trump's Foreign Policy after the Midterms; Trudeau Says Canadian Agents Have Heard Khashoggi Recording; Saudis Plan to Cut Oil Experts by 500,000 Barrels a Day; Young Emiratis Tackle Leadership Challenges; No Deal on Brexit Yet, says EU's Barnier. Aired 10-11a ET

November 11, 2018

• Trump Honors War Dead At America Cemetery Outside Paris; Topless Protester Runs Toward Trump's Car; Fire Wipes Out Northern California Town. Aired 11a-12p

November 08, 2018

• 12 Killed, more than Dozen Hurt in California Mass Shooting; Fate of Mueller Probe Unclear After Sessions Forced Out; Amnesty International Says Tens of Thousands Trapped in Hodeidah; Stocks Rise, Proving Investors Like Divided U.S. Government. Aired 10-11a ET

November 07, 2018

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November 06, 2018

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November 05, 2018

• Polls Open Less Than 24 Hours from Now in High Stakes Vote; Jamal Khashoggi's Sons Speak to CNN; A Day from U.S. Midterms, Penalties on Tehran Kick in; Children Struggle to Survive in "Living Hell" in Yemen; Midterm Elections Seen as a Referendum on Trump's Presidency. Aired 10-11a ET

November 01, 2018

• U.S. Calls for Yemen Ceasefire Within 30 Days; Trump Stokes Fears Ahead of Midterm Elections; Flight Data Recorder Arrives at the Port in Indonesia; Improving Relations Between Israel and Gulf States; U.N. Special Envoy to Yemen Speaks to CNN; Google Workers Walk Out to Protest Sexual Harassment; CNN Heroes 2018. Aired 11-12p ET

October 31, 2018

• Trump Whipping Up Fears Over Immigration Before Election; Trump Begins 8-State Campaign Blitz Ahead of Midterms; Investigators 70 Percent Sure Ping is From Lion Air Black Boxes; U.S. Calls for Yemen Shrews and Talks; Challenges Ahead for Saudi Arabia amid Backlash over Khashoggi Killing; Police Identify Saudi Sisters Found Dead in Hudson River; Kanye West Distancing Himself from Politics. Aired 11-12p ET

October 30, 2018

• Funerals Begin Today for Victims of Anti-Semitic Attack in Pittsburgh; Trump Has to Pittsburgh As Funerals Begin; Pentagon Sending 5,200 U.S. Troops to Mexican Border; Pittsburgh Attacker Echoed Fox News Talking Point; Remains from Indonesian Playing Crash Site Transported in Body Bags; Trump Attacks Media in Aftermath of Hate Crimes. Aired 11-12p ET

October 29, 2018

• U.S. Synagogue Shooting Reignites Concerns Over Hate Speech; Trump blames Media for Stirring Up Anger and Outrage; Passenger Plane Crashes with 189 People on Board; Fans Mourn Leicester City Football Club Owner; Turkey Says Saudis "Slowly Admitting Everything"; Merkel Will Not Seek Re- Election as German Chancellor; Far-Right Candidate Elected President of Brazil. Aired 11-12p ET

October 28, 2018

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October 25, 2018

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October 24, 2018

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October 23, 2018

• Erdogan Rejects Saudi Account of Khashoggi's Death; Saudi Conference Begins Despite High-Profile Dropouts; CIA Director in Turkey for Khashoggi Case; U.S. National Security Advisor Meets with Putin; Erdogan Demands to Know Who Ordered Hit on Khashoggi; Thousands Continue Grueling Trek to U.S. Through Mexico. Aired 11-12p ET

October 22, 2018

• Shocking Video Shows Body Double as Part of Saudi Cover-Up; Erdogan to Speak About Khashoggi's Death Tuesday; Siemens CEO Pulls Out of "Davos in the Desert"; Trump Says U.S. to Pull Out of Nuclear Pact with Russia; Human Rights Organizations Call for U.N. Probe into Journalists Death; Huge Crowds Resume Trek to U.S. after Entering Mexico. Aired 11-12p ET

October 21, 2018

• Global Skepticism Over Riyadh's Version Of Events; Injuries Reported After Floor Collapse In S. Carolina; U.S. To Pull Out Of Russia Nuclear Forces Act; Hondurans Resume March Towards U.S. After Entering Mexico; Wash Post: Saudis Trying To Cover Up Khashoggi Killing; The Last Days Of A Fearless Journalist. Aired 11-12p ET

October 18, 2018

• Pompeo Told Trump to Give Saudis A Few More Days to Investigate; Washington Post Publishes Khashoggi's Final Column; Top Afghan Police Chief Killed in Kandahar; U.K.'s Theresa May Shifts Position on Brexit; Steve Mnuchin Will Not Participate in Saudi Business Summit. Aired 11-12p ET

October 17, 2018

• Sources Say Saudi Intel Officer Oversaw Khashoggi Mission; Pompeo Visits Saudi Arabia and Turkey, Offers Little Clarity; U.S. President Defends Saudi Denials; At Least 19 Killed in Crimea College Attack; French Banks, Bosses Join Saudi Summit Exodus. Aired 11-12p ET

October 16, 2018

• Pompeo Meets Crown Prince Over Khashoggi's Disappearance; Marco Rubio Says U.S. Must Stand Up for Human Rights; Syrian Forces Ready to Fight Rebels and Buffer Zone; Sources Say Saudis to Admit Khashoggi Died During Interrogation; Three More CEOs Drop Out of Saudi Summit; Brexit Talk Stuck on Irish Border Issue. Aired 11-12p ET

October 15, 2018

• Saudi King had Calls with Trump and Erdogan; Trump on Khashoggi, "These Could've Been Rogue Killers"; Pompeo Going to Saudi Arabia; CEOs Back Out of Flagship Saudi Investment Conference; Turks to be Allowed Access to Saudi Consulate; Prince Harry and Meghan Expecting First Child. Aired 11-12p ET

October 14, 2018

• Saudi Arabia Rejects Threats Of Sanctions Over Khashoggi; Turkish FM: Saudi Arabia Not Cooperating With Probe; Saudi Stocks Drop 3.5 Percent Amid Khashoggi Fallout. Aired 11-11:40a ET

October 12, 2018

• Jamal Khashoggi Disappearance Examined. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 11, 2018

• CNN Has Now Learned That US Intelligence Intercepts Show Saudi Officials Had Discussed A Plan To Lure Jamal Khashoggi Back To Saudi Arabia From The US And Detain Him; Stock Prices Plunging Worldwide Over The Past 24 Hours As Concerns About Rising Interest Rates And The Economic Impact Of Trade Wars Sent Stock Markets Into Freefall; The Florida Panhandle Is Waking Up To Widespread Destruction From Hurricane Michael. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 10, 2018

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October 08, 2018

• Investigation into Missing Saudi Journalist; Interpol Missing President; Mike Pompeo Set to Visit China; Landmark U.N. Climate Report; Brazil Votes; Manhunt underway in West Bank after Deadly Shooting; Tokyo's Iconic Fish Market Closes. Aired 11-12p ET

October 07, 2018

• Saudi Arabia Dismissing Reports of Critic's Murder; Pompeo Meets Kim Jong-un Conveys Trump Regards; President Trump Takes A Victory Lap; Fraud Trail Of Israeli PM's Wife Begins; "Going, Going, Gone!"Bansky Pranks Auction. Aired 11-12p ET

October 04, 2018

• U.S. Senators Reviewing New FBI Report on Brett Kavanaugh; Senator Dianne Feinstein Says What's Most Notable Is What's Not in FBI Report; Senator Mitch McConnell Says Kavanaugh Accusations Not Cooperated by FBI Report; Vice President Pence Delivering Harsh Speech on China; How Japan Is Helping to Transform a Biblical City. Aired 11-12p ET

October 03, 2018

• Trump Supporters Laugh, Applauded as President Mocks Ford; "New York Times" Reports Trump Engaged in Suspect Tax Schemes; Death Toll from Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia Raises to 1,407; U.S. and Chinese Warships Came Close to Colliding; Theresa May Dances, Defends Brexit Plans in Fiery Speech; Fan Bingbing Admits to Tax Evasion, to Pay Hundred and 30 Million in Fines; Messi, Kane Meet in Group B Action at Wembley. Aired 11- 12p ET

October 02, 2018

• Seeking Death Toll from Earthquake and Tsunami in Indonesia Jumps to 1.234; Will FBI Kavanaugh Probe Widen Before Friday Deadline; Boris Johnson Slams British Prime Minister's Brexit Plan; Netanyahu Refuses to Commit to Two State Solution. Aired 11-12p ET

October 01, 2018

• U.S., Canada and Mexico Agree to Replace NAFTA; Trump Speaks a New Trade Agreement with Canada and Mexico;

September 30, 2018

• Death Toll At Least 832 As Rescuers Find More Bodies; Trump: All We've Done Is At Stake In November; Trump: FBI Has Free Rein In Supreme Court Nominee Probe; Dubai Airport Denies Houthi Claims Of Drone Strikes; Japan's Increasing Influence In The Arab World; Matt Damon Plays Angry Brett Kavanaugh In SNL Skit. Aired 11-12p ET

September 27, 2018

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September 26, 2018

• Trump Slams Iran as He Chairs U.N. Security Council Meeting; Bolton Warns Iran of "Hell to Pay" if it Crosses U.S.; Kavanaugh and His Accuser to Testify on Thursday; U.N. Security Council Meets on Counterproliferation. Aired 11-12p ET

September 25, 2018

• Rosenstein's Fate Uncertain as He Awaits Thursday Meeting with Trump; Kavanaugh Gives Unprecedented Interview Ahead of Hearing; The Woman Who Accuses Brett Kavanaugh will Testify Thursday Before the Senate Committee; Avenatti Says New Kavanaugh Accuser to Come Forward within 48 Hours; Trump Touts "America First" Policy from Podium Drawing Laughter from the Audience. Aired 11-12p ET

September 24, 2018

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September 23, 2018

• Rouhani: U.S. And Regional Allies To Blame; Kavanaugh Accuser Tentatively Agrees To Testify Thursday; Kim Jong-un Wants A Second Summit With Trump; Palestinian Hopes To Run In Jerusalem Mayoral Election; Japanese Technology Takes Root In United Arab Emirates; Meghan Markle Reveals Her 'Something Blue' From Wedding Day. Aired 11-12p ET

September 20, 2018

• Is Brexit A Deal Or No Deal?; North And South Korea Wrap Up Day Three of Their Summit; Moscow One Step Closer Towards Getting Back Into The Olympics. Aired 11-12p ET

September 19, 2018

• Trump in North Carolina to Tour Florence Devastation; Kavanaugh Accuser Calls for FBI Probe before Testifying; Record Number of Women Entering Politics; North and South Korea Commit to "Era of No War"; British Prime Minister Calling for a "Fair Agreement" on Brexit; U.S. Sanctions on Iran to Bite in Early November; Stormy Daniels Details Alleged Trump Affair in New Book. Aired 11-12p ET

September 18, 2018

• Yemen's "Made in America" War; Coalition Now Investigating Deaths of Two Children in Airstrike; Russia Blames Israel after Syria Downs Military Plane; Kavanaugh and His Accuser to Testify before Senate Monday; North Korea Says U.S. to Blame for Nuclear Stalemate; Tale of Two Countries, Close Together, Worlds Apart; Emmy-Winning Director Proposes to Girlfriend on Stage. Aired 11-12p ET

September 17, 2018

• More Than 100 Dead or Missing after Typhoon Hits Philippines; Catastrophic Floods Threatened to Last for Five Days in the North and South Carolina; Calls for Delay in Kavanaugh Vote After Accuser Goes Public; U.S. Revokes Visa of PLO's Envoy, Freezing Bank Accounts; Pope Expels Chilean Priests Accused of Sex Abuse

September 16, 2018

• Typhoon Mangkhut Batters Asia; Many Russians Upset About Hike In Retirement Age; Reviving The Spirit Of Mosul. Aired 11-12p ET

September 13, 2018

• Florence Grows in Size as it Closes in on Carolina Coast; Super Typhoon Mangkhut Threatens Philippines and Hong Kong; Trump Falsely Claims 3,000 Didn't Die in Puerto Rico; Russians Accused of Nerve Agent Attack Say They Were Tourists; Syrian Army Appears Ready to Launch Idlib Offensive; Pope Under Fire for Slow Reaction to Scandals. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 12, 2018

• Hurricane Florence Could Straddle U.S. East Coast for Days; Super Typhoon Mangkhut Bears Down on Philippines, Hong Kong And Macau; As Florence Approaches, Trump Claims Puerto Rico Unsung Success; EU Parliament Takes Unprecedented Step to Punish Hungry; Says Novichok Poisoning Suspects Are Civilians; EPA Proposes Rollback of Methane Gas Leak Rules; Pope Call Senior Bishops to the Vatican for Meeting on Sexual Abuse of Children. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 11, 2018

• Bob Woodward's "Fear" Available to the Public Today; Trump Tweets on Russia on 9/11 Anniversary; Trump Approval Down Six Points in Last Month; Hurricane Florence Heading Towards U.S. 1,000 Kilometers Wide; UN Security Council Meeting on Idlib; PLO Accuses U.S. of Blindly Executing Israel's Wish List; New Details on the Dallas Police Shooting. Aired 11-12p ET

September 10, 2018

• Omarosa to Release Another Secret Recording; CBS Chief Moonves Resigns amid Sexual Misconduct Claims; Two Centrist Blocks Lead the Vote in Sweden and Neither Has Majority; Festivities in Pyongyang's are an Economic Message; U.S. Calls for Closure of Washington PLO Office; U.N. Issues Dire Warning about Expected Idlib Offensive; Japan Celebrates Osaka's Victory as Serena Williams Overshadows the Match with Controversy; Residents in the Carolinas Prepare for Hurricane Florence; The Red Sea's Resilient Coral Reefs. Aired 11-12p ET

September 09, 2018

• Trump Resorts to Name-Calling, Claims Woodward is an "Idiot"; CNN: Trump is "Obsessed" with Finding NYT Op-Ed Author. Aired 11a-12n ET

September 06, 2018

• Op-Ed in "The New York Times" Describes Trump's Erratic Behavior and Amorality; Protests Rocking Oil-Rich Basra for Fourth Day; Five Suspects Arrested in Horrific Child Murder in India; India Decriminalize Is Gay Sex; U.K. Officials Briefed Security Council on Novichok Case. Aired 11-12p ET

September 05, 2018

• Emirates Airplane Quarantined at JFK Airport; U.K. Says Russian Military Officers Suspected in Group of Case; Russia Bombs Idlib Province Despite Warning from Trump; Woodward Book Describes "Crazy Town" inside White House; Deadly Clashes Between Protesters, Security in Basra; Social Media Execs Face Grilling on Capitol Hill; France Been Smart Phones in Primary and Middle Schools. Aired 11-12p ET

September 04, 2018

• Raucous Start for Hearing on Trump's Supreme Court Pick; Trump Warns Russia, Iran, Syria Over Idlib Push; Nearly 14,000 People Evacuated as Typhoon Jebi Hits Japan; Dems Tried to Delay Kavanaugh Hearing Over Withheld Documents; World Leaders Urge Myanmar to Release Jailed Journalists; Nike Puts Controversial NFL Star in New Campaign; Critics Say Trump Taking "Right of Return" Off the Table for Palestinians; 87 Elephant Carcasses Found in Botswana in Two Months;

September 03, 2018

• Saudi-Led Coalition Admits Mistake but Denies Children Were Hit; Brazil's National Museum Engulfed in Massive Fire; Journalists Found Guilty in Myanmar; Tell Ben Commander Says We Are Open to Peace Talks; Microwave Weapon Suspected in Attacks on U.S. Diplomats; U.S. Proposed Palestinian/Jordanian Confederation to Abbas; Boris Johnson Slams U.K. Prime Minister's Disaster Brexit Plan; Parishioners Protest against Embattled Cardinal. Aired 11-12p ET

September 02, 2018

• Saudi-Led Coalition Admits Mistakes In Yemen Bus Bombing; As Washington Mourned McCain, Trump Golfed And Tweeted; U.S. Pull Aid For U.N. Palestinian Refugee Agency. Aired 11-12p ET

August 30, 2018

• Syrian Regime Preparing to Take Last Rebel Stronghold; U.S./North Korea Nuclear Talks Have Stalled; Trump Denies Departure of McGahn Link to Russia Probe; McCain to Lie in State at U.S. Capital on Friday; Germany Braces for More Violent Protests; 17,000 Still Believed Missing from Lebanon Civil War. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 29, 2018

• Trump Warns of Violence if Republicans Lose Midterms; Pope Calls on Bishops to Remedy the Failures of the Past; Huge Opposition to Hike in Russia's Retirement Age; French and British Fishermen Clash in the English Channel; Puerto Rican Officials Revise Maria Death Toll Two 2,975; Merkel Condemns "Hate in the Streets" in Germany; Elon Musk Again Tweets About British Diver. Aired 11-12p ET

August 28, 2018

• U.N. Report Says Possible War Crimes Committed by All Sides; U.S. Warned Saudis on Civilian Deaths in Yemen; Thousands of Far-Right Protesters Clash with German Police; Trump Comments on McCain after Staying Largely Silent; Sources Say North Korea Warns Denuclearization May Fall Apart; New Study Says Air Pollution Harms People's Intelligence; Is Donald Trump the Middle East Friend or Foe?. Aired 11-12n ET

August 27, 2018

• Week of Tributes for Senator Praised as American Hero; McCain Plan Funeral to Exclude President Trump; South Africa's Finance Minister Says Trump tweet Represents Right-Wing Ideology; U.N. Accuses Myanmar Military Chiefs of Genocide; Two People Killed at Videogame Tournament; Trump Makes Announcement on US-Mexico Trade Talks; Mexican President Says Our Wish That Canada the Joint Trade Agreement. Aired 11-12p ET

August 26, 2018

• Pope Francis Celebrates Mass In Dublin's Phoenix Park; Remembering The Life & Legacy Of The Maverick U.S. Senator; British Iranian Woman Sent Back To Jail After 3 Day Release. Aired 11-12p
• Pope Francis Is Wrapping Up His First Visit To Ireland, Preaching To An Expected 500,000 Faithful In A Sunday Mass Held In Ireland's Phoenix Park; John Mccain - Senator And Titan Of American Politics Has Died From Brain Cancer At Age 81. Aired: 10-11a ET

August 23, 2018

• Donald Trump Defense 2016 Hush Money Payments; Trump Accused of Using Distractions as Political Tactic; Zaghari-Ratcliffe Freed from Iranian Prison for 3 Days; Is Britain Ready for No Deal Brexit; Australian Ministers Dropped Their Support for Turnbull; Saudi Arabia Denies Scrapping Aramco IPO. Aired 11-12p ET

August 22, 2018

• White House Reeling After Back-To-Back Bombshells in Court; Cohen Implicates Trump in Hush Money Payments; Rare Insight into Life in Iran; Bolton U.S. Will Put Maximum Pressure on Iran; Is Michael Cohen's Plea a "Watergate Moment"; Microsoft Prevents Political Hacking Attempt; Saudi Woman Could Face Death Penalty for Activism; New Aeolus Satellite to Measure Earth's Weather;

August 21, 2018

• Microsoft Disabled Fake Websites Tied to Russian Hackers; Trump on Mueller Probe Says "I Could Run It If I Want"; Battling Inflation, Venezuela Debuts New Currency; Venezuelan Refugees Face Violence and Tighter Borders As They Flee; Pope to Meet with Abuse Survivors in Ireland; First Priest Face the Charges in Chile Scandal; Taliban Deny Firing Mortars during Afghan President's Speech; Fishermen Pitch in to Help Kerala's Flood Victims. Aired 11-12p ET

August 20, 2018

• Iranian Foreign Minister Says U.S. Has an Addiction to Sanctions; Vatican Publishes Letter on Pennsylvania Sex Abuse; Dozens of Families Separated by War Meet Again; Trump's Attorney Giuliani Says "Truth Isn't Truth"; Jack Dorsey Acknowledges Twitter Has Toxic Content Problem; U.S. Supplied Bomb That Killed 40 Children in Yemen; Many in the U.K. Are Pushing for a Second Referendum on Brexit; Remembering "Grandad Mandela". Aired 11-12p ET

August 19, 2018

• Last Major Rebel Stronghold Under Threat; Afghan President Announces Ceasefire With Taliban; Aid Workers Civilians Face Growing Risk; U.S. Supplied Bomb That Killed 40 Children In Yemen; Iranians Struggle To Pay For Basic Needs; Refugee Healing Through Art. Aired 11-12p ET

August 16, 2018

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August 15, 2018

• At Least 39 Killed in Genoa Bridge Collapse; Terror Suspect in London Identified as Salih Khater; Turkey Slabs Heavy New Tariffs on U.S. Goods; New U.S. Report Details Horrific Rapes and Cruelty in Pennsylvania Catholic Church; Russia Begins Patrols in Golan Heights; Diversity on Display in U.S. Primary Elections. Aired 11-12p ET

August 14, 2018

• U.K. Parliament Crashed Treated as Terror Attack; Bridge Collapses in Italy during Violent Storm; Erdogan Vows to Boycott U.S. Electronics; Russia Asked U.S. Europe to Help Build Syria; Trump Campaign Files for Arbitration against Omarosa. Aired 11-12p

August 13, 2018

• Schoolboy's Final Moments Captured on Video in Yemen; Moon to Meet Kim and Pyongyang; Erdogan Fires Back at U.S. Over Sanctions; Omarosa Squares Off Against White House, Releases Tapes; FBI Agent Peter Strzok Fired Over Anti-Trump Texts; Focus on Race Relations One Year after Charlottesville; Human Remains, Flight Recorders, Recovered from Stolen Plane; Liverpool, Manchester City Begin with Victories. Aired 11-12p ET

August 12, 2018

• White Nationalist Counterprotesters Gather In Capital; Trump Condemns Violence On Charlottesville Anniversary; Life In Turkey: The Reality Of A Currency In Free Fall; Leaders Reach Agreement On Resource- Rich Territory; Firefighters Make Progress Against California Wildfires; Rwanda's Arsenal Sponsorship Deal Raises Eyebrows. Aired 11-12p ET

August 09, 2018

• Dozens of Children Dead after Airstrike at School Bus in Yemen; Saudi-Led Coalition Says Strike Is a Legitimate Military Operation; Israel and Hamas Exchanged Fire and Sharp Escalation of Violence; Diplomatic Row Hit Saudi Canada Trade; Modern-Day Slavery Charges Rise in The U.K.; Samsung Unveils Brand-New Galaxy Note. Aired 11a-12n ET

August 08, 2018

• Firefighters Battle Major Wildfires in California; Australia Faces Worst Drought in 50 Years; Trump-Backed Candidate Holds Narrow Lead in Special Election; Gates Faces Tough Cross-Examination by a Defense Team; Saudi Foreign Minister Says Canada to Blame for Diplomatic Row; Boris Johnson Under Fire Over Burqa Comments; At Least 36 People Dead in Congo Ebola Outbreak; Elon Musk May Take Electric Carmaker Private. Aired 11-12p ET

August 07, 2018

• Trump Warns Countries Against Doing Business with Iran; Rick Gates Back on the Stand in Paul Manafort Trial; Firefighters Battle Biggest Blaze in California's History; Study Shows Earth at Risk of Entering "Hothouse" State; Spat Escalates as Riyadh Calls Off Flights to Canada; Amnesty International Says Coalition Strikes in Raqqah May Be War Crimes; Infowars Content Pulled for YouTube, Facebook, Apple. Aired 11-12p ET

August 06, 2018

• Trump Admits Meeting with Russians was Getting Info on Clinton; North Korea Hopeful for Second Trump Summit; U.S. Senator Rand Paul in Moscow but Refused to Talk About Election Meddling; Powerful Indonesia Earthquake Kills at Least 89; Iranian President to Respond to Trump in Address; Trump Fires Up His Base with Story-Telling Skills; California Fires Burn Area Larger that New York City; Iran Braces for Reimposed U.S. Sanctions; Bikers Weight in on Trump and Politics. Aired 11-12p ET

August 05, 2018

• Trump Blast "Witch Hunt And Media; Russia Makes Actor Seagal Special Representative To U.S.; President Maduro Survives Drone Assassination Attempt; Investigations Underway Following Drone Incident; Election Standoff Continues In Zimbabwe; Protesters March For Safer Roads After Deadly Crash. Aired 11a-12n ET

August 02, 2018

• Zimbabwe Election Results to Be Announced in Five Hours; Mueller Offers to Reduce Obstruction Questions for Trump; White House Says Trump's Tweet Not an Order but Opinion; Survivors Describe Panic as Aeormexico Flight Crashed; U.S. Officials Reports Iran Starts Major Naval Exercises; Iranian President Under Pressure at Home and Abroad; A Rare Look Inside Yemen; U.S. Hits Turkish Ministers with Sanctions Over Detained Pastor; Gay Pride Parade Draws Tens of Thousands in Jerusalem. Aired 11-12p ET

August 01, 2018

• Army Deployed as Protests Erupt Over Zimbabwe Election; Trump Demands Attorney General End Russia Investigation; Facebook Removes Suspected Russian-Linked Accounts; U.S. Judge Blocks Release of Printable Gun Blueprints; Paul Manafort Trial Resumes After Fiery First Day; Trump Tries to Fire Up Base Ahead of Midterm Vote. Aired 11-12p ET

July 31, 2018

• Trump Shifts Message and Tweets "Collusion is Not a Crime"; Trial Begins for Ex-Trump Campaign Chairman Paul Manafort; Report Says Sexual Exploitation Endemic in Aid Sector; Manchester Bomber was Rescued from Libya by U.K. Royal Navy; Trump Says He will meet with Iran Anytime They Want with No Preconditions; Young Symbol of Palestinian Resistance is Released from an Israeli Prison; LeBron James Says Trump Uses Sport to Divide Us;

July 30, 2018

• U.S. President Trump to Meet Like-Minded Italian Prime Minister Conte; Trump Calls Out Special Counsel Mueller in Tweetstorm; Zimbabwe Votes in First Mugabe-Free Election; British Parliament Warns "Fake News" a Threat to U.K. Democracy; New York Times Disputes Trump's Version of Talks about "Fake News"; CBS CEO Moonves Accused of Sexual Misconduct; Hundreds Trapped After Deadly Quake in Indonesia; Investigators are Unable to Determine Why MH370 Plane Disappeared; Deadly Inferno on the Move in California;

July 29, 2018

• Palestinian Teen Who Slapped Israel Soldier Now Free; Putin Touts Russian Fleet On Navy Day; Qatar Denies Report It Smeared Rivals To Win Bid; Deadly Wildfire Tears Through The Entire Neighborhood; Dozens Dead In Northern India After Heavy Flooding; Trump's Push To Drill In Alaskan Nature Refuse Spurs Debate. Aired 11-12p

July 26, 2018

• Cricket Legend Imran Khan Declares Victory in Pakistan; U.S. President Backtracks on Two Policy Issues; White House Bans CNN Reporter from Event for Doing Her Job; Mike Pompeo Dodges Questions on Trump/Putin Talks; Hunt for Missing in Greece as Death Toll Climbs to 81; New Tensions Between Iran and U.S.; Inside one of the World's Largest Indoor Theme Parks. Aired 11a-12n ET

July 25, 2018

• Trump Blasts Michael Cohen After Audiotape Released; At Least 80 People Killed in Fires Close to Athens; CNN Gets Rare Access to Air Drop Over Hodeidah; Victim Describes How He and Companion were Poisoned with Novichok; Cricket Hero Among Top Contenders for Prime Minister of Pakistan; The Fight to Save an American Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. Aired 11-12p ET

July 24, 2018

• Blaze Ravages Holiday Towns in Greece Killing at Least 50; Trump Considers Revoking Critics' Security Clearance; Greenland Community Fears Iceberg Collapse; Iran Warns Trump on Twitter, Be Cautious; U.S. Politician Urged to Resign After TV Prank; Alaskan Wildlife Reserve Under Threat;

July 23, 2018

• Trump on Two Fronts, Quiet on Pyongyang, Fury for Tehran; Rouhani Says, War with Iran Would be Mother of All Wars; Trump Warns Iran of Dire Consequences for Threatening U.S.; U.S. Secretary of State Sends Farsi Message to Iranian's: German Football Star Quits National Football Team and Blames Racism; Trump Enjoys High Approval Ratings Among Republicans;

July 22, 2018

• Trump Warrant Shows Justice Dept. Misled The Courts; White Helmets Evacuated Into Jordan By Israel; One Killed In Grocery Store Siege, Suspect Arrested. Aired 11:30-12p

July 19, 2018

• Trump Now Says He Holds Putin Responsible for Interference; Butina Involved with U.S. Gun Rights Movement; British Police Have Identified Two Suspect in Nerve Agent Attach; Trump Questions Defending NATO Ally Montenegro; Israel's New Bill Omits Mention of Democracy, Downgrades Arabic; Reconciliation Agreement Reached in Parts of Southern Syria; Facebook CEO Clarifies Comments About Holocaust Deniers; Golf Tournament Returns to "Nasty" Carnoustie Course. Aired 11a-12n ET

July 18, 2018

• Trump's Non-Apologetic Apology; Russia Considers Helsinki Summit to be a Super Success; Thai Boys Finally Going Home; British Prime Minister Faces Grilling Over Exit Strategy; Sanni Plans to Sue MP and Prime Minister for Outing Him; EU Slaps Google with Record $5 Billion Fine; Mbappe to Donate World Cup Winnings to Children's Charity. Aired 11-12p ET

July 17, 2018

• Connecting Two Political Messes, in the U.S. and the U.K.; With 8 Months to Go, Brexit Remains a Mess; Despite Criticism, Trump Says Putin Talks Were Even Better than Meeting with NATO; Trump Facing Criticism from All Sides After Helsinki; Leave Campaign Fined for Breaking Electoral Law; Russia Hails Trump Summit as Major Success for Putin. Aired 11-12p ET

July 16, 2018

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July 15, 2018

• France Take On Croatia For World Champion Title; Trump Travels To Helsinki To Meet Putin Tomorrow; Croatia Star Luka Modric Up Amid Conflict; Protests In Helsinki Ahead Of Trumps Arrival; France Leads Croatia 2-1 In Tournament Final. Aired 11-12p ET

July 13, 2018

• Iconic, Brash And Looming Large Over London, Not Big Ben, But The American President Is Right Here In Great Britain. Aired: 11-12p ET
• Queen Elizabeth Welcomes Trump To Windsor Castle, Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein Makes Law Enforcement Announcement, Police Say That They Have Found The Source Of The Russian Nerve Agent That Killed A Woman And Poisoned Her Partner In England. Aired: 12:00-1:00p ET
• Iconic, Brash And Looming Large Over London, Not Big Ben, But The American President Is Right Here In Great Britain. Aired: 11-12:p ET

July 12, 2018

• Trump Arrives in London Amid Political Storm Over Brexit; Trump Demands NATO Countries Double Defense Spending; Croatia Celebrates Its First World Cup Final; It's a Bird, it's a Plane...It's "Trump Baby"; Some Signs of Support for Trump Amid Opposition; Trump and Putin to Meet in Finland on Monday. Aired 11a-12n ET

July 11, 2018

• Trump Slams Allies, Says Germany is Controlled by Russia; Thai Navy Seals Release Video of Cave Rescue; Trump Demands NATO Members Up Their Contributions; French Fans Ecstatic as Team Heads to the Final; 176 People Killed in Japan Floods; Trump Berates Allies on Defense and Trade. Aired 11-12p ET

July 10, 2018

• Football Team, Coach and Rescuers Out of Thai Cave; British Prime Minister Pressing Ahead with New Plan; Harsh World for Allies Ahead of Brussels Summit; Iranian Teen Arrested for Posting Video of Herself Dancing; France, Belgium Vie for Spot in Final Game of World Cup. Aired 11- 12p ET

July 09, 2018

• Within the last 24 hours, Two of May's Most Important Members of her Government abandoned her and Brexit. Aired 12-1p ET

July 08, 2018

• Four Boys Rescued From Thailand Cave Arrive At Hospital; Thai Cave Rescue Mission Completed For The Day; Heavy Rains Near Cave Entrance. Aired 11-12n ET

July 05, 2018

• U.K. Couple Exposed to Deadly Soviet-Era Chemical Weapon; Monsoon Rains Threaten Thai Cave Rescue Effort; What is Novichok? Aired 11-12p ET

July 04, 2018

• U.K. Couple Fall Critically Ill in Suspicious Circumstances; Thai Cave Rescue; World Cup 2018; Proud to Be an American? Aired 11-12p ET

July 03, 2018

• Thailand Cave Rescue Operation; World Cup 2018; Trump Demands NATO Allies Spend More on Defense; U.S.-North Korea Dialogue. Aired 11-12p ET

July 02, 2018

• Twelve Boys Found Alive in a Cave in Thailand After Nine Days.

July 01, 2018

• Coast To Coast Protest In The U.S. Over Family Separations; New President To Be Chosen Amid Violence; Divers Close In On Possible Location Of Missing Team; Crowd Defies Ban On Istanbul Pride March; Trump Asks Saudi's For Huge Boost In Crude Output; Messi, Ronaldo Ousted On Same Day. Aired 11-12p ET

June 28, 2018

• Trump, Putin to Meet in Finland; Clock Ticking for Children and Coach Trapped in Thai Cave; Europe's Migration Crisis; CNN Freedom Project; Prince William's Tour; 2018 World Cup. Aired 11-12p ET

June 27, 2018

• Upset primary in New York Discussed; Immigration Discussion on Returning Children to Parents; Trump Supporters in South Texas; Italian Interior Minister on Thoughts of Immigration; War in Yemen; 13 People Trapped In Thailand Cave; Sudan Overturns Death Sentence For Teen Who Killed Her Husband. Aired 11-12p ET

June 26, 2018

• Supreme Court Upholds Trump Travel Ban; Trump Accuses Harley- Davidson Of Waving "White Flag;" Argentina Faces Must-Win Clash Vs. Nigeria. Aired 11-12p ET

June 25, 2018

• Turkish President Erdogan Wins Re-Election; Almost 350 Migrants Stranded in the Mediterranean; Trump Warns U.S. Must Protect Itself from "Invaders"; Saudi Women Officially Allowed to Drive; Prince William on Visit to Middle East; Erdogan Strengthens His Grip on Power; Final World Cup Matches of Group Stage Underway; Egypt Star Mo Salah Considering Quitting Team. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 24, 2018

• U.S. Reveals Plan To Eventually Reunite Families; Polls Close In Turkey's Landmark Election; Saudi Arabia Lifts Ban On Women Drivers; America's Working Poor Struggling To Get By; Prince William Begins Historic Trip To Middle East; Controversial Film About Islam Hits Saudi Cinemas. Aired 11-12p ET

June 21, 2018

• Questions Remain After Trump Ends Family Separations; Babies and Toddlers Hels at "Tender Age" Facilities; Childhood, Marriage, and Murder in Sudan; Russia Wins First 2 Matches in World Cup; France Face Peru in Pivotal Match; OPEC to Discuss Supply Levels and Oil Prices; Turkey's President Erdogan Faces Election Test on Sundays. Aired 11-12n ET

• World Refugee Day U.N. Urges Compassion and Support; U.S. House to Vote on Two Republican Immigration Bills; Babies and Toddlers Held at "Tender Age" Shelters; U.N. Reports More Than 68 Million are Displaced Globally; U.S. Withdraws from U.N. Human Rights Council; Cristiano Ronaldo Carries Portugal Again in World Cup; Fans Leap for Joy as Senegal Beat Poland 2-1;

June 19, 2018

• Trump Defiant as Outrage Grows Over Separating Families; Merkel Says Europe Needs Coordinated Approach to Migration; Trade War Fears Send Markets Tumbling; Israel Responds to Flaming Kits; Chinese Demand for Ivory Spurs Poaching of Elephants; Egypt Takes on Russia in World Cup; Japan Beats Columbia 2-1. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 18, 2018

• Outrage Grows Over U.S. Separating Immigrant Families; Merkel Accepts Coalition Compromise on Migrants; England Prepares for Tunisia in World Cup; House of Lords Votes on Brexit Withdrawal Bill; China to Retaliate in Escalating U.S. Trade Battle; Thomas Markel Opens Up About Missing Royal Wedding;. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 17, 2018

• Rescue Ships Carrying 629 Migrants Arrive In Spain; Trump To Have Follow-up Phone Call With Kim; Right Now: Germany And Mexico At 0-0; CNN Goes Inside Islamic Jihad's Tunnels In Gaza; Families Separated Under Zero Tolerance Policy; Turkey's "Iron Lady" Challenges President Erdogan. Aired 11-12p ET

June 14, 2018

• Russian President Officially Opens World Cup; Egypt, Mo Salah Arrive Ahead of Friday Match; Right Now, Russia Leads Saudi Arabia 2-0at Half- Time. Aired 11-12n ET

June 13, 2018

• Canada, USA and Mexico Selected at 2026 Hosts for FIFA World Cup; Spain Names Former Real Madrid Captain as New Manager; Saudi Arabia Train with La Liga Ahead of Tournament; Trump Says North Korea No Longer a Nuclear Threat; World Cut Kicks Off with Russia VS Saudi Arabia; Saudi Led Forces Attack Key Rebel-Held Port in Yemen. Aired 11-12n ET
• Soon: Voting Begins To Choose 2026 World Cup Host; Spain Sack National Coach On Eve Of World Cup; Trump-Kim Summit Proves Polarizing. Aired 6-7a ET

June 12, 2018

• British Prime Minister Faces Key Brexit Challenge; Trump and Kim Commit to Denuclearizing Korean Peninsula; World Cup Players and Fans Converge on Russia. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 11, 2018

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June 07, 2018

• Trudeau, Macron Form United Front on Trade Ahead of G7; Volcanic Ash Swiftly Buried Entire Communities in Guatemala; Plastic, Chemical Pollution Threatens Antarctic; Putin Warns Ukraine Against World Cup Provocations; One Week Until Kickoff in Russia of World Cup; Palestinian Cyclist Shot During Protest in Gaza. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 06, 2018

• Fuego Volcano in Guatemala Wiped Out Entire Villages; Argentina Calls Off Friendly Football Match with Israel; Democrats Need 23 Seats to Retake House Majority; Firefighters Responding to London Blaze in Knightsbridge; Unions in Jordan Strike Over Proposed Income Tax Law; Iconic Beauty Pageant Ditching Swimsuit Segment. Aired 11-12n ET

June 05, 2018

• Guatemala Volcano Spewing Deadly Clouds of Rocks, Gas and Ash; Putin in Austria on Rare Visit to Western Europe; Philadelphia Mayor Slams Trump as "Fragile Egomaniac": Qatar Boycott Drags into Second Year; Amnesty International Says Airstrikes Breached Humanitarian Law; Tim Cook Says People Might Want to Use Their Phones Less. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 04, 2018

• Jordan's Prime Minister Steps Aside; Trump Says He has the "Absolute Right" to Pardon Himself; Eruption in Guatemala Kills at Least 25; Mattis Says U.S. Troops Stayin on Korean Peninsula; Protests in Jordan Over IMF- Backed Tax Changes; Jordan's Finance Minister says Jordan is on Receiving End of Regional Crisis; Many Women with Common Breast Cancer Can Avoid Chemotherapy. Aired 11a-12n ET

June 03, 2018

• 9 Days Until Trump, Kim Meet In Singapore; NYT: Letter Says President Can't Obstruct Because He Has Authority Over Federal Investigation; Thousand Mourn Palestinian Nurse Killed During Protest; Anti-Austerity Protesters Clash With Police In Amman; For Third Night Thousands Protest Tax & Price Hikes; First Year Golden Knights Battling For Stanly Cup. Aired 11-12p ET

May 31, 2018

• U.S. Hits Allies with New Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum; Mike Pompeo, Kim Yong-chol in Second Day of Talks; Forced from U.S., El Salvadorans Face Uncertain Future; Zinedine Zidane Abruptly Resigns as Manager; Calm Returns After Days of Violence in Gaza. Aired 11-12n ET

May 30, 2018

• Murdered Journalist Appears Live on Ukrainian TV; Trump Responds to Firing of Barr Over Racist Tweet; Roseanne Barr Blames Ambien For Racist and Anti-Semitic Comments. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 29, 2018

• Trump Fires Off Tweets Alleging Multiple Conspiracies; Advance Preps Underway for Historic U.S./North Korean Summit; Suspect and Three Victims Dead in Possible Terror Attack in Brussels; Experimental Vaccine Helps Stop Ebola Virus from Spreading; Israel Launches Air Strikes in Response to Gaza Rocket Fire; Interim Italian Prime Minister Unlikely to Win Confidence Vote; Search for MH370 Stops After Four Years. Aired 11-12n ET

May 28, 2018

• Trump Touts His Political Record on Memorial Day; U.S. Delegates in North Korea to Prepare for Talks; Trump to Lay Wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier; Real-Life "Spiderman" Saves Child Dangling from Balcony; Former IMF Official Nominated as Interim Prime Minister of Italy; Calls for Abortion Vote in Northern Ireland; Mo Salah Confident He Will Be Fit for World Cup. Aired 11-12n ET

May 27, 2018

• Trump: We're Looking At June 12th In Singapore; Yes Campaigners Hail Historic Day; Two-Thirds Of Voters Choose To Repeal The 8th Amendment; Egypt 'Optimistic' Injured Salah Will Play In World Cup; Uncertainty Surrounds Trump Kim Meeting; South Korean Beach Gains Popularity With Surfers. Aired 11-12p ET

May 24, 2018

• White House Says Trump-Kim Summit Will Not Happen; North Korea Irritated by U.S. Reference to "Libya Model". Aired 11a-12n ET

May 23, 2018

• Trump Says "Spygate" Could be One of Biggest Political Scandals Ever; Kilauea Gushing Lava and Toxic Gas Three Weeks On; Irish Voters Split Over Relaxing Abortion Laws; Zuckerberg Meets with Macron After Grilling by EU Lawmakers; Experimental Vaccine Distributed in Congo; Unai Emery Officially Unveiled as Arsenal's New Coach. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 22, 2018

• Explosive Kilauea Eruption Triggers Evacuations; Harry and Meghan to Attend Prince Charles' Birthday Party; Journalists to Witness Dismantling of North Korean Test Site; Pompeo Says the Sting of Sanctions Will Be Painful for Iran; Explorer Reflects on Climbing Mount Everest; Mark Zuckerberg to Testify Before European Lawmakers. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 21, 2018

• Gina Haspel Takes Oath as CIA Director; Pompeo Unveils New U.S. Strategy on Iran; Trump Calls for Probe into Whether FBI/DOJ Spied on Trump Campaign; Socialist President Maduro Wins Second Six-Year Term; Saudi Activist Detained Weeks Before Lifting of Driving Ban. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 20, 2018

• Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Wed At Windsor Castle; Spewing Lava Threatens To Block Escape Routes; Maduro Says Will Of Voters Will Be Respected; Mom: My Daughter Stood Up To Gunman & This Was Outcome; Trump Blasts Allegations Gulf States Offered Campaign Help; Authorities Investigate Crash That Killed 110 People. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 17, 2018

• Hamas Claims 50 of its Members Killed in Deadly Protest Incident at Israel/Gaza Border; Israel States Hamas has Won the "P.R War" Surrounding the Incident; Noura Erakat Claims Palestinians Have No Choice but to Keep Protesting; Celebrations in Madrid After Local Football Team Atletico Wins Europa League for the Third Time; Middle East has Strong Representation in the Competition for the World Cup; Fashionable Modesty Gear is a $44 Billion Business Making Strides Towards Normalization; The Royal Bride To Be`s Father Will Not Attend Wedding Due To Health Issues. Aired 11:30-12p ET

May 16, 2018

• Sudan's Government Faces Intense Pressure to Pardon Noura Hussein; China's Xi Meets with North Koreans Amid Summit Turmoil; Growing Criticism of Israel's Response to Protests; A Rare Look Inside Yemen's Devastating War; Thomas Markle to Miss Ceremony Due to Surgery; 2,000 Pages of Senate Panel Transcripts Released; Spike Lee Slams Trump at Premiere of New Film. Aired 11-12n ET

May 15, 2018

• Palestinian Authorities Says 60 Killed Near Border; Israeli Military Says Hamas is Using Protesters; U.N. Security Council Meets Over Ongoing Violence; What is the Future of the Middle East Peace Process?. Aired 11- 12n ET

May 14, 2018

• Israelis Celebrate as U.S. Embassy Opens in Jerusalem; Palestinian Officials Accuse Israel of "Terrible Massacre"; U.S. Embassy Move to Jerusalem Sparks Protests; Palestinian Envoy Calls for International Protection. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 13, 2018

• U.S. Diplomatic HQ In Israel Shifts To Jerusalem; Trump's Embassy Move Sparked Anger in Middle East; Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif On Diplomatic Tour To Save Nuclear Deal; Palestinian Teenager Dies Following Gaza Protest; Young Arabs Support Saudi Crown Prince; British Armed Forces Prepare For Royal Wedding. Aired 11-12p ET

May 10, 2018

• Trump to Meet Kim on Jun 12 in Singapore; Israel Retaliates After Rocket Attack in Golan Heights; Veteran Politician Mahathir Defeats Ruling Party. Aired 11-12p ET

May 09, 2018

• Three Americans Held by North Korea Released; Trump Restoring Sanctions Against Iran; Turkey's President Erdogan Speaks to Connect the World; Outrage in Iran After Trump Promises Sanctions; U.K., France and Germany Regret U.S. Decision on Iran. Aired 11-12p ET

May 08, 2018

• Awaiting Trump's Decision on Iran Nuclear Deal; Iran Sys It Is Complying with Deal, Will Not Renegotiate; Kim Jong-un and Xi Jinping Meet for Second Time in Two Months. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 07, 2018

• Iran Nuclear Deal Fate Unclear; Lebanon Waits for Official Election Results; Hawaii Volcano Destruction; Former Manchester United Alex Ferguson in Intensive Care. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 06, 2018

• Young Voters Hope To Impact Parliamentary Ballot; Beloved Football Manager Recovering From Brain Surgery; Meghan Markle Faces The Standard Citizenship Test. Aired 11a-12n ET

May 03, 2018

• Trump Changes Story About Payment to Porn Star; Child Labor Found in Cobalt Trade; Giuliani Says North Korea to Free Three U.S. Citizens; Russia, U.N. Urge U.S. to Stay in Iran Nuclear Deal; Britain to Continue Investigating Cambridge Analytica; Saudi Sports Chairman Postpones Answers on Qatar Ethics Questions; Kanye West Says Slavery Sounds Like a Choice. Aired 11-12n ET

May 02, 2018

• Mike Pompeo Sworn in as U.S. Secretary of State; Trump Makes First Visit to State Department; Pompeo Says State Department Will Get Its "Swagger" Back; Trump Slams Mueller Probe Amid Subpoena Reports; Watch the Man Handling Mo Salah's Image. Aired 11-12n ET

May 01, 2018

• Israel Claims Iran is Lying About Its Nuclear Program; Trump Slams Disgraceful leak of Mueller Questions; South Korea Says Kim Vows to Close Nuclear Test Site in May; White House Claims Iran "Has" Nuclear Weapons Program; A Look Inside St George's Chapel. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 30, 2018

• At Least 30 Killed in Twin Bombings in Afghanistan; Jordanians Focus on Israeli/Palestinian Question; Macron Scrambling to Save Iran Nuclear Deal; Trump Signals Summit with Kim Could Come in Weeks; New U.K. Home Secretary Pledges Fairness on Immigration; "Avengers: Infinity War" Smashes Box Office Records; Trump Host Nigerian President at the White House. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 29, 2018

• Pompeo On First Trip As U.S. Secretary Of State; South Korea: Kim Vows To Close Nuclear Test Site In May; President Trump Snubs Reporters, Holds Campaign Rally; How Do You Stop A Presidential Rant On Live T.V.? Aired 11-12p ET

April 26, 2018

• Kim Jong-un Will be First North Korean Leader to Cross to South; Macron Suggests Changes to Strengthen Iran Agreement; Jackson Withdraws as Trumps Veterans Affairs Nominee; Syria is a Death Trap for Civilians; New Brexit Test for U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 25, 2018

• French President Macron Addresses U.S. Congress; Macron Says Europe and U.S. Must Face Challenges Together; Macron Says We Must Leave Our Children a Habitable Planet; Macron, Don't Repeat Past Mistakes in Middle East; Macron Trying to Sway Trump to Stick to Iran Deal. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 24, 2018

• Trump Hosting French President at the White House; After 7 Years of War Millions of Syrians are Starving; Trump Said We Talked About Iran, Syria, a Lot of Subjects; French President Says No Plan B if Iran Nuclear Deal Fails. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 23, 2018

• Duchess of Cambridge Give Birth to Baby Boy; First Official State Visit of Trump Presidency; Mo Salah Given Prestigious "Player of the Year" Award; Israel Warns of Iran's Growing Role in Syria; Prince William Brings Royal Children to Meet New Brother; Reflecting on Avicii's Life and Legacy. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 22, 2018

• Chemical Weapons Inspectors Finally Enter Douma; Kim Jong-un To Suspend Nuclear And Missile Test; Trump Set To Welcome French President Macron; India Moves To Punish Child Rape With Death Penalty; Natalie Portman Snubs Ceremony A Protest Against Netanyahu; Syrian Man Stranded In Legal Limbo In Airport. Aired 11-12a ET

April 19, 2018

• Trump Expects Successful Summit, But Ready to Walk Away; Miguel Diaz-Canel Succeeds Raul Castro as Cub's President; Journalists Were Allowed into Devastated Douma; American Woman Describes Her Experience in Syria; Iran Vowed Retaliation Against Israel After Syria Strike. Aired 11- 12p ET

April 18, 2018

• Tammie Jo Shults Saves Lives of Southwest Flight; World Remembers Barbara Bush; Cuba Moves to Elect Non-Castro Leader. Aired 10-11a ET

April 17, 2018

• Trumps Personal Attorney Embroiled in Legal Battle; Michael Cohen's Mystery Client Revealed to be Sean Hannity; Syrian State Media Says OPCW Entered Douma; Anti-Rape Protests Spreading, Ruling Party Blamed; British Government Deports British Citizens from Jamaica. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 16, 2018

• French National Assembly Debating Strikes in Syria; British Prime Minister Addressing Parliament on Syria Strikes; Nikki Haley Says U.S. to Announce Russia Sanctions as Early as Monday. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 15, 2018

• U.S., U.K., And France Launched 100+ Missiles At Targets; Russian General: Syria Intercepted 71 Missiles; Trump To Meet With Japan's P.M. Shinzo Abe; U.S. & Allies Push For U.N. Probe Of Chemical Attack; Starbucks Apologizes After Arrest Video Goes Viral. Aired 11-12p ET

April 12, 2018

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April 11, 2018

• Trump Warns Russia Military Response is Coming; Russia Warns U.S. Against Launching Airstrikes; Facebook Boss Testifying Before Congress for Second Day; Russia Vetoed Resolution for Independent Investigation in Syria. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 10, 2018

• Syria Invites International Inspectors to Douma; Trump Furious About FBI Raid Targeting Personal Attorney; Mark Zuckerberg to Testify to U.S. Lawmakers; Trump Weighs Response to Alleged Gas Attack. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 09, 2018

• Global Fallout Continues Over Alleged Chemical Attack in Syria; Russia Claims No Trace of Chemical Weapons Use in Douma; Legal Battle Over Imprisoned ISIS Fighters; John Bolton's First Day as National Security Adviser; Right-Wing Hungarian Prime Minister Wins Fourth Term. Aired 11a- 12n ET

April 08, 2018

• Activist: Chemical Attack In Douma Kills Dozens; Officials: 1 Person Dead And 6 Firefighters Injured; U.S. Farmers Anxious Amid Trade War Fears; Activists Chemical Attack In Douma Kills Dozens; Officials & Palestinians Killed At Israel Border Friday; Israel: Philippines Tourist Island Shutting Down For Cleaning. Aired 11-12p ET

April 05, 2018

• Yulia Skripal Says My Strength is Growing Daily; Facebook Data Possibly Shared 87 Million Users; Russia, Iran, Turkey Seek Lasting Ceasefire in Syria; Ex-Trump Adviser Now Denies Contact with WikiLeaks; Online Privacy in Wake of Facebook Data Scandal; Liverpool Stun Manchester City in First Leg of Quarterfinals. Aired 11-12n ET

April 04, 2018

• Trump's Two Battles, Trade and Syria; Market Sell-Off on Growing Fears of Trade War; Trump Wants U.S. Troops to Exit Syria Soon; OPCW Hold Emergency Meeting on Skripal Case. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 03, 2018

• Putin, Erdogan Meet in Turkey; Investors Unnerved by Trump's Attacks on Amazon; Saudi Crown Prince Says Israelis Have Right to Their Own Land; Awaiting First Sentencing in Special Counsel Probe; Israeli Prime Minister Cancels Migrant Deal Hours After Announcement. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 02, 2018

• South Africa's Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Dead at 81; Trump Threatens to Exit NAFTA, Slams Mexico; British Believe Kremlin Likely Approved Attack on Skripal; Israel to Send African Migrants to Western Countries; North Korea's Leader Kim Jong-un Watches South Korean Performers. Aired 11a-12n ET

April 01, 2018

• Behind the Scenes In Jordan's Zaatari Camp; Laureates and Leaders Gather To Solve Issues Facing Children; Summit Aims To Develop Plan For Kids On The Move. Laureates, Leaders Gather To Solve Issues Facing Children; The Critical Power Of Education; Children Of War Talking Challenges & Solutions. Aired 11-12p

March 29, 2018

• Three Players Banned Over Cricket Ball-Tampering; North and South Korea Officials Set Summit Date; Brexit has One Year to Go and Some Pushing for a New Vote. Aired 11-12n ET

March 28, 2018

• North Korean Leader Makes Surprise Visit to China; Saudi Capital Targeted by Missiles from Yemen on Sunday; Australian Player Caught Tampering with the Ball During Cricket Match. Aired 11-12n ET

March 27, 2018

• Moscow Says It Will Retaliate Over Expulsions; Train Leaves Beijing After Mysterious Visit; British Prime Minister Addressing Russia With Lawmakers. Aired 11a-12n ET

March 26, 2018

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March 25, 2018

• Activist Pro-Brexit Campaign Broke Spending Limits; Massive Anti-Gun Violence Rallies Sweep U.S.; Few Signs Of Opposition Ahead Of Presidential Vote; Antarctic Krill Help Fight Climate Change; The Object That's Following A Long Trail Of Gun Violence. Aired 11-12p

March 22, 2018

• Zuckerberg Apologizes for Breach, Facebook Threat to Democracy, Water Crisis in Cape Town, China's Response to President Trump's Imposition of Tariff on China, Rebel Fighters Leaving Eastern Ghouta, John Dowd Resigns From President's Legal Team. Aired 11-12n ET

March 21, 2018

• Scandal Surrounding Facebook and Cambridge Analytica Expands; Suspected U.S. Serial Bomber Dead; Russia and U.K. in Diplomatic Row Over Attack; Israel Admits Bombing Syrian Nuclear Facility in 2007; U.S. President under Fire for Phone Call with Putin; EU Ministers to Review Draft Agreement Friday. Aired 11a-12n ET

March 20, 2018

• Company with Links to Trump Campaign in the Spotlight; Global Implications of Misuse of Facebook Data; U.S. and U.K. Demand Answers on Misuse of Personal Data. Aired 11a-12n ET

March 19, 2018

• UK and EU Breakthrough on Brexit; Facebook and Cambridge Analytica Under Fire; Syrian President Assad Drives to War-Torn Neighborhoods; Turkey Raises Flag in Syrian Kurdish City; Saudi Crown Prince to Meet Trump on Tuesday;

March 18, 2018

• Putin Seeks Re-Election After 18 Years At The Helm; UK PM: Britain Considering Next Moves Toward Moscow; Turkey Says It Has Captured Town In Northern Syria; Abu Dhabi To Host Special Olympics World Games In 2019; Campaign To Create World's Largest Ocean Sanctuary. Aired 11-12a ET

March 15, 2018

• U.S. Imposes New Sanctions on Russia for Election Meddling; Syrian War All Began Seven Years Ago; Bashar al-Assad's Role in Reducing Syria to Ruins; U.K. Identified Military Grade Nerve Agent as Novichok. Aired 11a- 12n ET

March 14, 2018

• U.K. Announces Measures Against Russia, Expels Diplomats; Students and Teachers Across the U.S. Walk Out in Protest; Stephen Hawking, Renowned Scientist Dies at 76; Students Around the World Fight Against Modern-Day Slavery. Aired 11-12p ET

March 13, 2018

• Trump Fires Secretary of State Rex Tillerson; British Demand Russia Explain Nerve Agent Attack; Palestinian Authority PM Survives Assassination Attempt. Aired 11a-12n ET

March 12, 2018

• Did Kremlin Order Nerve Agent Attack?; South Korean Envoy's Brief China, Japan on Summit; Megan Markle Attend First Official Even with Queen Elizabeth. Aired 11a-12n ET

March 11, 2018

• Trump Turns Pennsylvania Rally Into Campaign Stop; Nerve Agent Traces In Salisbury Pub And Restaurant; Regime Forces Retake Major Eastern Ghouta Town; Al-Shabaab Looks For Members In Kenya Neighborhood. Aired 11- 12n ET

March 08, 2018

• Marking International Women's Day in the Year of #metoo; Chang, Choice and Challenges of Women Today; Tough Challenges for Women in World's Poorest Places. Aired 10-11a ET

March 07, 2018

• White House Chaos; Investigating Russian Double Agent's Illness; Saudi Crown Prince Lands In London; Trump Backs Scaramucci To Blame John Kelly; Former British Ambassador Speaks To CNN. Aired 10-11a ET

March 06, 2018

• China Ups Military Spending By 8.1 Percent to $175 Billion; From Xi To Putin: Holding On To Power; U.S. Aircraft Carrier On Historic Visit To Vietnam; Voters Back Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Establishment Parties; Me Too Activists Share The Oscars Stage; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Speaks At AIPAC Conference; North Korea's Path To Diplomacy With United States. Aired 10-11a ET

March 05, 2018

• Italy Decides; Trump Hosts Netanyahu; South Korean Delegations Meets Kim Jong-un; Israeli Prime Minister Questioned In Corruption Probe; More Fighting And Bombing In Eastern Ghouta Despite Ceasefire; China Ups Military Spending By 8.1 Percent to $175 Billion; From Xi To Putin: Holding On To Power; U.S. Aircraft Carrier On Historic Visit To Vietnam; Voters Back Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Establishment Parties; Me Too Activists Share The Oscars Stage. Aired 10-11a ET

March 04, 2018

• Silvio Berlusconi Back In The Political Spotlight; Germany SPD Votes To Join Merkel Coalition; Week Of Chaos Within Presidents Inner Circle; NYT: Kushner's Business Got $500M In Loans After WH Meetings; President Pokes Fun At Himself At Gridiron Dinner; Insult, First Oscar Nominated Lebanese Film. Aired 10-11a ET

March 01, 2018

• Russia's Mega Missile; Turmoil Around Trump; Heart Breaking Choices. Aired 10-11a ET

February 28, 2018

• Somber Return To School; Netanyahu Under Fire; Battered Battlefield; Trump's Pre-Campaign Business Dealings Under Scrutiny; Ghani Makes Offer To Taliban; E.U. Lays Out Its Brexit First Draft; Some Retailers Fight The World's Plastic Binge; CNN's Nima Elbagir Poses As A Migrant; U.S. Honoring Reverend Billy Graham. Aired 10-11a ET

February 27, 2018

• Rebel Commander On Eastern Ghouta Fighting; Police Dispatched To Shooter's Home Dozens Of Times; German Court Rules Cities Can Ditch Diesel; Fans Remember Bollywood Star Sridevi; Huawei Uses Smartphone To Drive A Car. Aired at 10-11a ET

February 26, 2018

• Attacks Persist In Eastern Ghouta; Missing Nigerian Students; Florida School Shootings; One Of Christianity's Holiest Sites Closed. Aired 10-11a ET

February 25, 2018

• Sexual Misconduct And Abuse Among Aid Workers Revealed; Families: 100 Girls Missing After Boko Haram Attack; Refugee Chefs Find Welcome In Foreign Kitchens. Aired 10-11a ET

February 22, 2018

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February 21, 2018

• Donald Trump Jr. India Controversy; New Troubles For Israeli Prime Minister; Carnage Making Humanitarian Catastrophe Even Worse; Students Demand Stricter Gun Laws; Evangelist Billy Graham Dies At Age 99; Reports: At Least 300 Civilians Killed In Eastern Ghouta; Aid Group: Airstrikes Killing Without Mercy; Students Deman Stricker Gun Laws At #NeverAgain Rally; Source: Second Netanyahu Confidant Turns State Witness. Aired 10-11a ET

February 20, 2018

• CNN Exclusive Reporting On Mueller Investigations; Donald Trump Jr. In India; Abbas To Address United Nations Security Council; Investigation Reaches Netanyahu's Inner Circle; Survivors Take Gun Control Fight To State Capital; Migrants Abandoned At Sea By Traffickers; Palestinian Leader Addressing Security Council; The Magic In Movie Make-Up. Aired 10-11a ET

February 19, 2018

• Florida Shooting Survivors Fighting For Gun Control; Oxfam Sex Scandal; Israel Says Polish Law Is Holocaust Denial; Fear Of Genocide. Aired 10-11a ET

February 18, 2018

• All 66 People In Iranian Plane Crash Presumed Dead; Teacher Died Saving Students From Gunfire; The Deaths The Kremlin Doesn't Want To Talk About

February 15, 2018

• 17 Dead, 15 Hospitalized In Florida High School Massacre; Cyril Ramaphosa Sworn In As South African President. Aired 10-11a ET

February 14, 2018

• Zuma Speaks Out; Netanyahu Defiant In Face Of Corruption Allegations; Shaun White Dismisses Harassment Allegations As Gossip; North Korea Figure Skaters In Spotlight; Feminist Icon Gloria Allred; Haiti Seeking Arrest Of Former Aid Agency Worker; As Many As 10,000 Workers To Leave Kuwait; Tillerson Stresses Urgent Need To Support Iraq And Syria; Concerns About Impact On Funding Cuts; Love On The Ice. Aired 10-11a ET

February 13, 2018

• ANC Recalls President Zuma; Oxfam Scandal Deepens; Exclusive Reporting From Inside Syria; South Africa Political Crisis; Aired 10-11a ET

February 12, 2018

• Two Crisis in Global Aid, Oxfam Allegations and Somalia Terror; Charity Staff Accused Of Hiring Prostitutes In Haiti; Critical Meeting On Zuma's Future; U.S. Officials Reveal Intelligence On ISIS Leader; Tillerson Kicks Off Middle East Tout In Cairo; Israel Attacks Launched On Iranian Targets In Syria; New Deatils Of Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Big Day; London Airport Closed After Discover Of WWII Bomb. Aired 10-11a ET

February 11, 2018

• Russian Passenger Plane Crashes Near Moscow; Israel Launches Strikes In Syria After Crash Of Jet; Environmental Activist Dies While On Iranian Prison; Naked Ambition Shirtless Runners Brave The Cold. Aired 10-11a ET

February 08, 2018

• Battlefield Syria; Outcry Over Abuse Allegations; Preparations And Politics; U.S. Troops Face Turkey's Wrath; Top Aide Resigns After Abuse Accusations; Pomp And Protest At Pyeongchang; Israeli PM Lashes Out At Police And Proclaims His Innocence; Poland Facing Criticism Over Controversial New Law; British Lawmakers Question Media Executives; Putin's Icy Election Battleground; Iconic Political Moments In Olympic History. Aired 10-11a ET

February 07, 2018

• Winter Olympics; Taiwan Tremor, Market Volatility; Raining On Trump's Parade; Poland Facing Criticism Over Controversial New Law; World Powers Jostle On Crowded Battlefields; Senators Working On Bipartisan Deal To Avert Government Shutdown; Skiing Down A Parisian Street; In 5 Minutes The Image Of The Day. Aired 10-11a ET

February 06, 2018

• U.S. Market's Extremely Volatile In Early Trading; World Markets Following U.S. Slide; Global Politics Trumps Athletics; Aired 10-11a ET

February 05, 2018

• Controversial Memo Rocking Washington; Pyeongchang 2018; Calls For President Zuma To Resign; House Intel Committee Expected To Revisit Memo Soon; Europe's Biggest Airline Set To Fly Into Jordan; Aired 10-10:30a ET

February 04, 2018

• 2 Dead, 70 Injured In U.S. Train Collision; CNN Uncovers Sanctions Violations In Mozambique; African Immigrants Face Uncertain Future In Israel; Experts Protect Elaborate Art At Sistine Chapel

February 02, 2018

• Top Dems Warn Trump Using Memo To Fire Rosenstein Or Mueller Would Spark Constitutional Crisis; GOP Memo Blames Steele Dossier For Surveillance Intelligence Community Disputes This Central Claim; Memo Released After Trump Defies FBI, Justice Department; Stock Market Sees Worst Week In Two Years; Four Shot, 18 Injured In Calais Migrants Brawl. Aired 3-4p ET

February 01, 2018

• Trump White House; Politics; Foreign Affairs; Media; Terrorism; Aired 10-10:30a ET

January 31, 2018

• Trump's U.S. Is Strong Right Now, Iran Is A Corrupt Dictatorship, We Wont's repeat mistakes With North Korea, We have Turned the Page On Unfair Trade Deals; CNN Across the World. Aired 10-11a ET

January 30, 2018

• Trump To Tout Economy In State Of The Union Address; The $3.5 Billion To Help Children Around The World; Outrage After Journalist Asks If There Are Bookshops In Nigeria; France Lures U.S. Scientists With Money; Trump To Give First State Of the Union In 11 Hours; Putin Calls U.S. List An Unfriendly Act; Two Polls, Trump Approval At 37 Percent; Terror Groups Say U.S. using Peace As Rhetoric; Trump Says No Peace Talks With Taliban; Inside Yemen. Aired at 10-11p ET

January 29, 2018

• Inside Yemen; State Of the Union; Politics And Pop Culture At The Grammys; Aired 10-11a ET

January 28, 2018

• Navalny Detained As Thousands March In Moscow; Ambulance Packed With Explosives Kills 100 In Kabul; President To Deliver State Of The Union Address Tuesday. Aired 10-11a ET

January 25, 2018

• Alleged migrant abuse in Libya; Middle East in focus at World Economic Forum; Trump brings America First message to Economic Forum; Pictures of the powerful. Aired at 10-11a ET

January 24, 2018

• European Leaders Lay Out Vision Before Trump's Arrival; Saudi Foreign Minister, We Are Working To Isolate Iran; Tunisian Foreign Minister Speaks To CNN; Aired 10-11a ET

January 23, 2018

• World's Richest, Most Powerful people gathering; Modi Says Societies Becoming More Insular; CNN Builds Igloo To Highlight Fractured World; Trump Casts End Of Shutdown As Republican Victory; Axios Reports, FBI Director Threatened To Resign; Tension Grow Between The U.S. And Turkey; Global Migrant Crisis. Aired 10-11 ET

January 22, 2018

• U.S. Government Shutdown; Pence In Israel; Conflict In Syria. Aired 10-11a ET

January 21, 2018

• Turkey Targets Kurdish YPG In Syria; Interior Ministry 18 Killed In Kabul Attack; Standoff Over Shutdown Intensifies As Parties Point Fingers; Women March For Equality And Justice In London; Germany's Social Democrats Voting On Coalition Talks. Aired 1-11a ET

January 18, 2018

• The Trump Era; U.S. President Impact On The World; Trump, Muslims Hates U.S.; CNN Speaks To Grand Imam of Al-Azhar; CNN Sits Down With Sunni Muslim Leader; NATO Member, Turkey Slams U.S. Over Syria Plans; Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Visits Wales. Aired 10-11a ET

January 17, 2018

• CNN Reporting From Inside War-Torn Yemen; Yemeni Prime Minister, Houthis Printing Money And Devaluing Rial; 12 Months Of Shake-ups At Home And Abroad; U.S. Aid Cut Targets Most Vulnerable Palestinians; U.S. Senator Jeff Flake To Defend Press Freedoms; U.S. Withholds $65 Million From Palestinian Refugee Agency; Unusual Snowstorm Hits Southern Unites States. Aired 10-11a ET

January 16, 2018

• A Busy Series Of Success And Scandal; Rocketman, Enemies Of The People; DOW Hits Record Breaking 26,000; California House Of Terror. Aired 10-11 a ET

January 15, 2018

• No Refuge In Idlib; Trump, I Am Not Racist; Slap Of The Century; Oil Tankers Sink Off China. Aired 10-11a ET

January 14, 2018

• Connecting Donald Trump's Chaotic World; Rouhani Mocks Trump Preserving Nuclear Deal; New U.S. Policy Could Break Up Salvadoran Families

January 11, 2018

• Young Girls Murdered In Pakistan; California Buried Under Mud; Will The Iran Nuclear Deal Survive; Aired 10-11a ET

January 10, 2018

• Trump Takes The Heat; Trump Pushing On DACA Deals; Gadgets And Gizmos; Trump, Moon Speak By Phone; At Least 15 Killed In California Mudslides; New Details About Russia Dossier. Aired 10-11a ET

January 09, 2018

• Breakthrough Emerge From North and South Korea Meeting; Iran's Supreme Leader Condemns Western Attacks; Bad Weather, High Seas Hampering Rescue Operations; Rising Anger Over Austerity Measures; Economic Concerns Deepening In Tunisia; Sport And Politics Collide. Aired 10-11a ET

January 08, 2018

• Trump's Aides And Allies Rally Around President; Bombshell Book Questions President's Mental State; North and South Korea To Meet; Oprah's Golden Globes Speech; Saudi Arrests; Aired 10-10:30a ET

January 04, 2018

• Wolff's Fire and Fury: book to be released Tuesday; "Bomb cyclone" blasts northeastern U.S.; Big button diplomacy. Aired at 10-11a ET

January 03, 2018

• Rallying In Iran, Talking Again; Pushing Buttons; Aired 10-11a ET

January 02, 2018

• Protest Erupting Across Iran; Two-State Solution Further Away; Germany's New $60 Million Fine; Economic Concerns Fuel Demonstrations. Aired 10-11a ET

December 28, 2017

• Terror In Kabul; Inside An Anti-ISSIS Raid; Israel's Naming Frenzy For Trump; Fit For Prince; Children In Conflict; Breaking Down Putin's Web Of Influence. Aired 10-11a ET

December 27, 2017

• When Harry Met Obama; Syria's Horrible Civil War; Love In Conflict; Russia, Main Battle With ISIS In Syria Is Over. Aired 10-11a ET

December 26, 2017

• Connecting Putin, Trump And Kim Jong-un; Trump On The Attacks; Taking Apple To Court; Pope's Solution. Aired 10-11a ET

December 24, 2017

• Typhoon Tembin Leaves Dozens Dead In The Philippines; WH Slams NYT Report Denies Trump's Immigrant Comments; Trump's Jerusalem Decision Overshadows Celebrations; Protests And U.S. Travel Warning May Hit Bethlehem's Economy. Aired 10-11a ET

December 21, 2017

• U.N. To Vote Jerusalem Resolution Amid U.S. Threat; 18 Injured In Melbourne Car Attack, 4 Critical; War Drags On In Last Rebel-Held Damascus Suburb; Saudi Arabia Versus Iran, A Cold War In The Middle East. Aired 10- 11a ET

December 20, 2017

• Trump Set For First Big Legislative Win; Cardinal Bernard Law Dead; Myanmar Mass Grave; Brexit Transition To End December 2020. Aired 10-11a ET

December 19, 2017

• CNN Exclusive Reports Prompts Action; World reacts To Trump's Security Plan; Terrifying Moments As Train Derails. Aired 10-10:30a ET

December 18, 2017

• Atlanta Airport Power Outage; U.N. Security Council To Weigh Jerusalem Decision; British Prime Minister To Give Update On Brexit; Global Backlash Over Trump's Decision On Jerusalem; President Trump To Unveil new Strategy; South Africa's ANC Looks For New Leader; May To Update Parliament On Brexit. Aired 10-11a ET

December 17, 2017

• Mueller Denies Obtaining Unauthorized E-Mails; ANC Set To Pick Zuma's Replacement; Protests Continues Over U.S. Jerusalem Decision

December 14, 2017

• Children Dying of Malnutrition In Yemen; Putin's Marathon Press Conference; Disney And Fox Ink $52.4 Billion Megadeal; Aid Groups Massive Efforts On The Ground. Aired 10-11a ET

December 13, 2017

• Muslim Leaders Meet After Trump's Decision; Leaders Of Islamic Nations To Recognize Palestinian State; Alabama Democrat Defeats Republican In Stunning Upset; Exhibit Portrays Russian Leader As Super Putin. Aired at 10-11p ET

December 12, 2017

• Defiance And Despair In Parts Of Arab World; Arab States Weigh U.S. Jerusalem Decision; Emirati Team Faces Off Against Real Madrid; Trump's Favorite Drink: 12 Diet Cokes A Day; Extraordinary Election; Climate Challenge; Arab Anger. Aired at 10:00-11p ET

December 11, 2017

• Did Not Air on This Date

December 10, 2017

• New Evacuations As Six Blazes Scorch California; Trump Gives High Profile Boost To Roy Moore; Macron Calls For Negotiated Two States Solution. Aired 10-11a ET

December 07, 2017

• Strong Winds Spread Severe California Wildfires; Palestinian Protest On U.S. Decision On Jerusalem; Palestinian Armed Jihad, Ready For Armed Struggle; CNN On The Ground At Palestinian Protest; Israeli Minister Peace Not Possible With Divided Jerusalem; U.S. Recognizes Jerusalem As Israel's Capital; Israel Prime Minister Faces Allegations Of Corruption; Ventura Country Fire 96,000 Acres, Five Percent Contained; Jerusalem, A World Away For Palestinian Refugees. Aired 10-11a ET

December 06, 2017

• Wildfires Burning Through California; U.S. To Recognize Jerusalem As Capital Of Israel. Aired 10-11a ET

December 05, 2017

• New Warnings Over U.S. Shift On Jerusalem; U.K. Government: Manchester Bombing Could Have Been Foiled; U.S. Considering Recognizing Jerusalem As Israel's Capital; Greek Musician Graces Saudi Stage. Aired at 10:30-11p ET

December 04, 2017

• U.K.-Irish border issue has dodge wider talks; Republic of Ireland fears hard border with U.K.; How traffickers abuse faith to trap victims; Breaking the cycle of verbal abuse. Aired at 10-11p ET

December 03, 2017

• Trump's New Explanation For Firing Flynn Raises Questions; CNN Team Recounts Uncovering Migrant Slave Auctions; Turbulent Times In The Gulf

November 30, 2017

• Matt Lauer: I Am Truly Sorry; Son Of War Faces Uncertain Future In Gaza; Fatah And Hamas Wants To Delay Gaza Handover; Officials: White House May Replace Tillerson With CIA Chief; Reviving The Arabic Language. Aired at 10-11a ET

November 29, 2017

• Social Media Storm; Blame Game; Return To Gaza; NBC, Reason To Believe This Is Not An Isolated Incident; Military Officials Calls Launch A Special Gift For Trump; Trump Jr. To Meet With House Intel Next Week; CNN Team Reflects On Exclusive Story; CNN Returns To Gaza To Report On Border Crossing Opening; Trump Administration Making Cuts To U.S. State Department; Son Of Late Saudi King Released From Detention. Aired at 10:30-11a ET

November 28, 2017

• Papal Diplomacy; The President And Pocahontas; Royal Engagement; Investigative Journalism Exposes Fake Roy Moore Accuser; The Pursuit Of Truth Despite Attacks On Journalism. Aired 10-11a ET

November 27, 2017

• Royal Romance; Papal Politics; Volcanic Eruption; Massacre That Shocked the World; U.S. President Lashes Out At Media; Saudi Arabia Eases Blockade Amid Outcry For Aid; Volcanic Chaos Bali. Aired 10-11a ET

November 26, 2017

• Becky Speaks To F1 Legend Jackie Stewart; Photographer Catches The Action With 104-Year-Old Camera; A Tour Of Connect The World's Yacht That We're Boarding. Aired 10:30-11:30a ET

November 23, 2017

• The Crocodile's Bite; A Grim Wait; Crippled Country; Zimbabwe's Future; Myanmar And Bangladesh To Repatriate Rohingya; CNN Rides Along In U.S. F-16 Fighter Jet; Yemen Port Opening; Argentina's Navy Sound May Be From Explosion; Trump Thanks U.S. Military Member For Service; Facebook To Show Users Russian Connections; Life In A Rebuilding Syrian Town; CNN's Gets Rare Access To Pope's Farm; Rohingya Children Healing Through Kite Flying. Aired at 10-11a ET

November 22, 2017

• Justice Delivered; Saad Hariri's Homecoming; Leader-In-Waiting; Iran, Turkey, And Russia Attend Syria Summit In Sochi. Aired 10-11a ET

November 21, 2017

• Settling Syria; Putin And Assad Meet In Russia; After ISIS; Making Moves; Former Militant Fighters Try To Rebuild Lives; Mugabe Clings To Power; Stories On Our Radar. Aired 10-11a ET

November 20, 2017

• Deadline Passes For Zimbabwe's Mugabe To Quit; German's Message To Political Parties; Argentine Submarine has Been Missing Since Wednesday; Chancellor Says He Will Steer Germany Through Crisis; Saudi Arabia Allies Call For United Front Against Iran; Toll Of War In Yemen. Aired 10-11a ET

November 19, 2017

• Mugabe Fired As Leader Of Zimbabwe's Ruling Party; Lebanese PM Not Attending Arab League Meeting; Tensions Escalating Between Saudi Arabia And Iran. Aired 10-11a ET

November 16, 2017

• Mugabe's Fate In Limbo As His Rival Returns; Lebanon's Hariri Says He Accepts Invitation To France; Trump rallying Support For Massive Tax Cut Bill; President Trump's Water Bottle Moment; Roy Moore's Campaign Pushes Back Against Allegations; Zimbabwe's Opposition Speaks To CNN; CNN Speaks With Opposition Leader; J.Lo Speaks To CNN; Inside Louvre Abu Dhabi; Trump's Water Bottle Rumbles Similar To Rubio. Aired 11-11:30a ET

November 15, 2017

• Zimbabwe In Turmoil After Apparent Coup; CNN Team Investigates Migrant Slave Trade In Libya; Inside Louvre Abu Dhabi. Aired at 10-11a ET

November 14, 2017

• Session's Faces Grilling On Trump Camp's Russia Contacts. Aired 10- 11a ET

November 13, 2017

• Hariri Says He Will Return To Lebanon Very Soon; Just Spent $15 Billion? Whoops; Inside Louvre Abu Dhabi. Aired at 10-11a ET

November 12, 2017

• Trump Really Believe Putin That He Didn't Meddle; Saudi Corruption Crackdown; Tensions With Turkey. Aired 11-12p ET

November 09, 2017

• The Case Of The Vanishing Prime Minister; Hariri's Party Says It Still Considers Him Prime Minister; Trump's Visit In China; Donald Trump Heaps Praise On Xi Jinping; Professor Suspected Being Linked To The Kremlin. Aired 11-12p ET

November 08, 2017

• Connecting Trump's World; Xi Host Trump For Dinner In Forbidden City; Security, Trade Dominate U.S. President Tour; North Korea Blasts Human Rights Record; Democrats Sweeps Races One Year After Trump Win; The End Of May; American Jailed For Calling Mugabe Sick And Selfish. Aired 11a- 12pET

November 07, 2017

• Saudi Crown Prince, Iran's Actions May Be Act Of War; Ballistic Missile Intercepted Near Saudi Capital; The Middle East After ISIS; Corruption Crackdown Triggers Investors Uncertainty; North Korea Is A Worldwide Threat; North Korea Watches Trump Trip Very Closely; Manafort And Gates Remain Under House Arrest; Eight Members From One Family Killed In Attack; Remembering The Victims; Dozens Detained In Saudi Anti-Corruption Sweep; Disney Blocks Newspaper From Movie Screenings; Woman Fired For Flipping Off Trump Motorcade. Aired at 10-11a ET

November 06, 2017

• In Saudi Arabia, Missiles, Arrest, And A Resignation; Saudi Foreign Minister Speaks To CNN Amid Shake Up; tackling Corruption In The Kingdom; Behind Resignation Of Lebanon's Prime Minister; Kingdom's End Game On Iran. Aired 11-11:30a ET

November 05, 2017

• Saudi King Begins Anti-Corruption Crackdown; Houthi Rebels In Yemen Fired Missile At Riyadh; Uncertainty In Lebanon After PM Hariri Resigns; Trump: Major Discussions On North Korea, Trade With Japan; Deadliest Terror Attack In NYC Since 9/11; Mueller Makes His Mark

November 02, 2017

• Washington Woes; Suspect Was Inspired By ISIS Videos; Manafort Holds Multiple Passports, Fake Name And Email; White House Downplays Charges In Russia Probe; Blackwater Founder Considers Future. Aired 11-12p ET

November 01, 2017

• New York Terror Attack; Effort To Create Mayhem And Terror, Failed; FBI and NYPD giving updates on terror attack; Sources: suspect came to U.S. from Uzbekistan in 2010; Putin visits Tehran for high-level talks; Trump wants to step up Extreme Vetting. Aired 11-12p ET

October 31, 2017

• Russia Investigation Shakes Trump White House; Lavrov, Manafort's Ukraine Ties Should Be Investigated; Trump Attacks Credibility Of Papadopoulos; A City Break In Brussels; CNN Inside Niger Ambushed Zone; Eight Killed In Gaza Tunnel Explosion. Aired 11-12p ET

October 30, 2017

• Did Not Air

October 29, 2017

• Kenya Vote Chief Silent On Rebel Areas As Uncertainty Lingers. Aired 11-12p ET

October 26, 2017

• Kenya Election Violence; Catalan Standoff; Opioid Epidemic. Aired 11-12n ET

October 25, 2017

• Raw Rift; Follow The Leader; Young Ambition; Forces Gathering Intelligence On Terrorist Leader; Disputed Election To Go Ahead Thursday. Aired 11a-12n ET

October 24, 2017

• Chinese President Cements His Grip On Power; Trump's Feud With Senator Explodes In Unprecedented Way; Saudi Arabia Announces Plan To Build Mega City; Olympic Torch Lit Ahead Of Journey To South Korea. Aired at 11a-12p ET

October 23, 2017

• Catalan Parliament Prepares For Crucial Debate; Movie Dropped From Film Festival; Namibia Under Fire For Aiding Pyongyang; Potential Nude Mona Lisa Uncovered in France. Aired at 11a-12n ET

October 22, 2017

• Raqqa: Liberated or Just Annihilated?; Democracy? or Rebellion?; Sexual Assault Allegations; Trump: "End of the ISIS Caliphate is in sight"; U.S. President Plays Golf as Soldier Laid to Rest; American Soldier Killed in Niger Laid to Rest; Trump Attacks Congresswoman as Soldier Laid to Rest; Report Document Contradicts Trump Gold Star Claims; Trump to Allow Release of Classified JFK Files; What It's Like to Fight ISIS; Exit Polls: Abe Coalition on Track for Victory in Japan; Former U.S. Presidents Attend Hurricane Aid Concert; World Health Org Responds Mugabe Goodwill Appointment; Bodycam Video Shows Intensity of Battle for Raqqa; A Soldier's View of the Battle Against ISIS; All-Female YPJ Army Helps Defeat ISIS in Raqqa; Fox Renewed O'Reilly Contract After $32 Settlement; Chicago Art Institute: Trump's Renoir is Fake

October 19, 2017

• Inside Raqqa; Oil Moves; Digging In; Catalan President Says Madrid Avoiding Dialogue; Controversial Phone Call; Hurricane Relief Efforts Slow In Puerto Rico; Puerto Rico's Struggle To Recover From Storm; Government Working To Fully Secure Kirkuk's Oil; Toni Braxton Reflects On Her Career; White House Adoration . Aired 11a-12p ET

October 18, 2017

• ISIS Defeated In A Capital Of So-Called Caliphate; President Xi Jinping Pledges To Build A Modern Socialist Country; Children Forced To Serve As Slaves For ISIS; Aid Group: Humanitarian Crisis Escalating In Syria; Diwali Lights Up Dubai. Aired at 11a-12p ET

October 17, 2017

• Raqqa Liberated ISIS; Dow Jones Hits 23,000 For First Time; Trump Picks Both Sided In GOP Civil War; Netanyahu Blasts Iran's Prime Minister In Twitter Message; Space Spectacle Two Neutron Stars Collide. Aired at 11a-12p ET

October 16, 2017

• Battle against ISIS nearing final stage; At least 300 dead after Mogadishu bombings; Islanders drink from wells that may be toxic; At least two dead as Ophelia hits Ireland; Inside the dhows of Gujarati fishermen. Aired at 11-12p ET

October 15, 2017

• Dismay At Trump's Nuclear Decertification; Syrian Democratic Forces Say 80 Percent Of Raqqa Liberated; At Least 100 Killed In Mogadishu Car Bombings; No Claim Of Responsibility In Mogadishu Blasts; Lawmakers Seeks Probe Into Puerto Rico Water Shortage; Polls Open In Venezuela For 23 Governors; Motion Picture Academy Expels Weinstein; Bannon Declares War On Republican Establishment; Tillerson Won't Say If He Called Trump A Moron; Immigration Dominated Election Campaigns; Kurdish Peshmerga Sends Reinforcements To Kirkuk; Building A Legal Case Against ISIS Leadership. Aired 11-12p ET

October 12, 2017

• Report: President Consumed By Dark Moods; Trump Warns Puerto Rico: Aid Won't Last Forever; Long-Standing Palestinian Rivals Agree On Accord; Trump Expected To Decertify Multilateral Pact; Rising Tension Between U.S. And North Korea; Trump Set To Sign Executive Order; Trump Escalates Attacks On America's Press. Aired at 11-12p ET

October 11, 2017

• We Need To Talk; Scandal Shockwaves; Stealing Secrets; Disgrace Movie Mogul; Wall Street Journal reporter convicted on terror charges in Turkey; Trump makes fresh threats to terminate NAFTA; U.S. fail to qualify for first time since 1986; Eminem blasts U.S. president over NFL protest. Aired 11-12n ET

October 10, 2017

• Catalan President: We've Earned Right To Independence; Harvey Weinstein Audiotaped By NYPD; Theresa May Interviewed By CNN Talk Panelist; May Repeatedly Questioned On Brexit Progress; Trump Escalates Feud With Republican Senator; NFL Stars Stand Up For Sex Trafficking Survivors; At Least 15 People Killed In Raging Wildfires In California; Syria Comes Centimeters From World Cup Playoff; Iceland Smallest Country Ever To Qualify For World Cup. Aired 3-4p ET

October 09, 2017

• U.S. and Turkey diplomatic row; President Trump and Senator Bob Corker going at it on Twitter; Catalonia leaving Spain; British Prime Minister addressing parliament on Brexit; Kim Jong-un promotes his sister; Egypt qualifies for first time in 28 years. Aired at 11-12p ET

October 08, 2017

• Rallies For And Against Independence; Demonstrators Wave Catalan And Spanish Flags; Scotland's First Minister Defends Catalan Vote; Turkey Announces Military Operation In Idlib; Erdogan Four Border Provinces Are Under Threat; Free Syrian Army Gets Turkish Backing For Operation; Nate Hit U.S. Gulf Coast As A Hurricane; Storm Slams Biloxi With Strong Winds; Is The Writing On The Wall For Theresa May; Trump Sends Cryptic Tweet On North Korea; President Denies Rift With Tillerson and Kelly; Latest Nuclear Test Leaves Chinese City Shaken; Leaves Changing Colors In The Autumn Light; Rains Continue As India's Monsoon Ends; Temperatures Starts To Drop In Moscow; USNS Comfort Medical Ship Arrives In Port; Storms Brings Gale Winds To Germany's Capital; Perfect Sunset On The Mediterranean Sea; Las Vegas Massacre Renews Bitter Gun Control Debate; NRA Wields Major Influence In Washington; U.S. Constitution Protects Right To Bear Arms; Some Republicans Open To Banning Bump Stocks; Puerto Ricans Losing Hope Weeks After Monster Storm; Aldean Pays Tribute To Las Vegas Victims. Aired 11a-12n ET

October 05, 2017

• FBI On Hack: We Should Have Seen This Coming; Inside War-Torn Yemen's Cholera Crisis; Miliband: People Of Yemen Beleive There's No Hope; Trump's Paper Towel Toss Slammed As Disrespectful. Aired at 11a-12p ET

October 04, 2017

• Tillerson: my commitment to the president is strong; Trump en route to Las Vegas this hour; Trump to meet with survivors and law enforcement; Tillerson: I reaffirm my commitment to this role; Facebook ads under scrutiny in Russia probe; Tillerson: my commitment to the president is strong; British prime minister May's speech plague by problems. Aired at 11:25-12p ET

October 03, 2017

• Barcelona Star Booed For Supporting Independence; People Line Up For Hours To Donate Blood; Survivors Describe Chaos And Confusion; Trump Arrives in Puerto Rico. Aired at 11-12p ET

October 01, 2017

• Hurricane Maria aftermath; Catalonia Independence Vote; Trump again lashes out at critics over Puerto Rico; U.S. has direct communication with North Korea; Two women killed in France knife attack; Saudi University to set up driving school for women; Muslims take to the streets of Ashura; Former NFL star leaves prison on parole, Football Stars back Independence; Police Crack Down On Voters During Catalonian Referendum; Understanding Why Catalan Wants To Break Away From Spain; Kurdish Vote Sparks Fear Of Conflict; A Rare Look At Syria's Deir Ezzor; Report Terror Group Counterattack Defeated; Saturday Night Live Mocks Trump's Puerto Rico Response; Women In Workforce; Qatar Crisis 4 Months On. Aired 11-12p

September 28, 2017

• Head: Russian and Turkish presidents meet in Ankara; Russia-backed Facebook ad referenced Black Lives Matter; Macedonia: the world capital of fake news; The extraordinary life of Hugh Hefner; Supply deliveries in remote part of Puerto Rico. Aired at 11-12p ET

September 27, 2017

• Saudi Arabia to lift ban on women drivers; South Africans strike and protests over corruption scandal; Saudi Arabia to allow women to drive. Aired at 11-12p ET

September 26, 2017

• Trump Faces Issues At Home And Abroad; E.U. Council Chief: Insufficient Progress On Talks; Audrey Hepburn Items To Go Up For Sale. Aired at 11a-12p ET

September 25, 2017

• Head: Kurdish Referendum; Football Feud; Germany's Changing Political Landscape; Republican Make New Healthcare Push; Trump Has Declared War; Bob Costas On Trump's Criticism Of NFL Players. Aired 11-12p ET

September 24, 2017

• Head: Inside An Ancient Tomb; One Hour Of Voting Left in German Election; Polls Suggest Merkel Will Win Fourth Term; Far-Right Party May Enter Federal Parliament; Iraqi Kurds Set To Hold Independence Vote on Monday; CNN Along What Could Become World's Newest Border; Iran, Turkey Hold War Games Ahead of Kurdish Vote; Millions Of Kurds Across Middle East; U.S. Conducts Airstrikes Against ISIS In Libya; Trump Appears To Threaten Regime in Pyongyang; Pyongyang Holds Anti-U.S. Rally; U.S. Bombers Fly Over Waters Of East Of North Korea; North Korean Official Blasts Trump At United Nations; Trump Slams Athletes Who Protest During Football Games; NFL Owners And Execs Speak Out In Support Of Players; Condemnation Of Athlete Pretests Stir Controversy; NFL, NBA Players Blast Trump For Protests Criticis. Aired 11-12p ET

September 21, 2017

• Working Around The Clock; After The Storm; A Way With Words; First Look At Hurricane Damage On Dominica; War Of Words Over North Korea; South Korean President Expresses Hope For Peace. Aired 11a-12n ET

September 20, 2017

• Rouhani: Iran Seeks Justice And Tranquility; Rescues Underway At School Devastated By Mexico Quake; Fury Of Hurricane Maria Unleashing on Puerto Rico. Aired at 11:30-12p ET

September 19, 2017

• Did Not Air This Date

September 18, 2017

• U.S. president making his debut at the United Nations; U.S. warns North Korea that time is running out; U.S. working with South Korea to strengthen its defense; Johnson: from shooting star to thorn in side; Prime-time ceremony gets political. Aired at 11-12p ET

September 17, 2017

• Head: U.K. Lowers Terror Threat Level To 'Severe'; Florida Keys Reopening To Residents; Bittersweet Homecoming For Many In Florida Keys; Trump To Address U.N. General Assembly For First Time; Next On CNN: Secret State: Inside North Korea; Releases Imprisoned U.S. Student; Korea Releases Jailed American Student. Aired 11-12p ET

September 14, 2017

• Irma's Aftermath; Rohingya Crisis; Drills Amid North Korea Tensions. Aired 11-12p ET
• Irma's Aftermath; Rohingya Crisis; Drills Amid North Korea Tensions. Aired 11-12p ET

September 13, 2017

• Irma's Aftermath; Rohingya Crisis; Drills Amid North Korea Tensions. Aired 11-12p ET

September 12, 2017

• Irma's Aftermath; New Sanctions; Refugee Crisis. Aired 11-12p ET

September 11, 2017

• Did Not Air

September 10, 2017

• Did Not Air

September 07, 2017

• Parliament Debating Great Repeal Bill; Democracy Off With It's Head; Hurricane Irma Pounds Caribbean Island; Syria: Israeli Jets Strike Syrian Military Facility; Girl Becomes Symbol Of Wars Terrible Toll; Aired 11-12p ET

September 06, 2017

• Powerful hurricane Irma batters Caribbean islands; Puerto Rico braces for Irma's powerful landfall; Russia and China share borders with North Korea; Trump: Hurricane Irma not looking good; May under pressure ahead of crucial vote; U.N.: Syria Attacked civilians with Sarin Gas. Aired at 11-11:30p ET

September 05, 2017

• Sessions announces "Dreamers" decision; Threats from the North and military drills from the South. Aired at 11-11:30p ET

September 04, 2017

• Emergency meeting by the U.N. Security Council; Military options being studied by U.S.; North Korea a global threat says IAEA; Many countries asking for stronger sanctions on North Korea; President Trump and President Moon Jae in talks on the phone; South Korea conducts live fire drills; Duchess of Cambridge pregnant with third child; Angela Merkel opposes Turkey joining E.U.; Letter from a Korean War veteran to Kim Jong- un. Aired at 11-12 ET

September 03, 2017

• Hundreds Evacuated As Huge Fire Burns; Officials: It will Take 10-15 Days For Water To Recede; 13 Toxic Waste Sites Flooded Or Damaged; At Least 53 Confirmed Deaths From Storm; Man On A Mission Returns To Flooded Home; North Korea Claims Successful Hydrogen Bomb Test; A Look At America's Last Line Of Missile Defense; South Korea Calls For New Sanctions After N.K. Nuclear Test; Moon Had Called For Talks With North Korea; Trump To Meet With National Security Team On North Korea; Russia Calls For Strongest Condemnation OF N.K. Test; Russia Seeking To Expand Its Influence In North Korea; China Angered By North Korea Nuclear Test; North Korean Test Announced On Big Screens In Capital; North Korea Banks On H-bomb For Survival

August 31, 2017

• Flood danger not over for Houston surrounding areas; Houston police; rescue 18 people overnight; Water rescues on going in southeast Texas; Hope and humanity in aftermath of storm; UK and Japan to move quickly on North Korea sanctions; Remembering the people's princess. Aired at 11-11:30p ET

August 30, 2017

• Rising floodwaters east of Houston; Rescue operations in Houston; Tropical Storm Harvey to Beaumont, Texas; Louisiana brace for the storm and flooding; Houston holds city council meeting; Shelters not spared from flooding; FEMA reports 30,000 people in shelters; Death toll rises to 11; Air National Guard saves baby. Aired at 11-12 ET

August 29, 2017

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August 28, 2017

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August 27, 2017

• Houston Mayor Gives Update On Catastrophic Flooding; Texas Residents Trapped By Catastrophic Flooding. Aired 11-12p ET

August 24, 2017

• The president struck a dramatically different tone from one speech to the next; There are new questions about a possible Kremlin effort to establish contact with the Trump presidential campaign; Jared Kushner is on a mission to revive peace talks; U.S. defense secretary James Mattis is flying back from Ukraine; President Petro Poroshenko says there are at least 3000 Russian troops on Ukrainian soil; reports out of Yemen said at least 48 people were killed in Wednesday's air strike on a hotel on the outskirts of Sana'a. Aired 11-12p ET

August 23, 2017

• Battle For One Group's Last Strongholds In Iraq; U.S. Has Been Arming Kurdish Fighters In Syria; U.S. Defense Secretary Lands In Kiev; Jared Kushner On Mission To Revive Peace Process; Iran Calls IAEA-U.S. Meeting Futile And Pointless; Aired 11-12p ET

August 22, 2017

• Implications Of India Being Onboard With President Trump's Plan; Ten U.S. Sailors Are Still Missing After Ship Collison; Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's Wife Criticized For Latest Activity On Instagram, The Daily Caller Criticizes 11-Year-Old Barron Trump; Mattis, No Decision On Troops levels yet; War In Afghanistan; Diplomacy Under Trump; Finding The Barcelona Suspect; Excitement Of U.S. Eclipse. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 21, 2017

• The man, who police say was behind the Barcelona attack, is considered armed and dangerous; The suspicious person who appeared to be wearing an explosives belt has been shot in police in the town of Subirats; This is a story, not about the murders, but about the people who they stole lives from, 15 people in total. Aired 11-12p ET

August 20, 2017

• Victims Remembered At Memorial Service; Tracking Terror Across Europe; Thousands Marching In Boston Counterprotest; Bannon's Departure The Latest In Staff Shakeup; U.S., South Korea Drills Start Monday; Bomb Factory Discovery Shocks Alcanar Beach Town; Syrians Seek Escape From Daily Concerns Of War; Minuto De Silencio For Barcelona. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 17, 2017

• A van in Barcelona plows into a crowd of people. Aired at 11a-12p ET

August 16, 2017

• The President Gave His News Conference From The City Where He Built His Empire, At His Own Trump Tower; Whatever Happens In The U.S. Can Have Implications Far Beyond Such As Here In Paris; Sierra Leone's Mass Burials Are Underway. Aired 11a-12n ET

August 15, 2017

• Kim Jong-un Has Reportedly Finished Reviewing His Military Plan To Fire Four Missiles Off Guam; Another Issue For President Trump Is Charlottesville, Not Just What Happened There, But How He Handled It; The White Nationalist Movement And The Attitude That Come With It Have Been Around For Years In The United States; Iran's Parliament Has Also Passed A Bill Outlining The Plans To Put Counter-U.S. Terrorist Measures In The Region; A Child Being Rescued By Members Of The Syrian Civil Defense Group, Also Known As The White Helmets, Seven Members Of That Group Were Murdered Over The Weekend, Shot Dead By Unidentified Gunmen. Aired 11-1130 a ET

August 14, 2017

• A new development in what is a car attack in Charlottesville, Virginia; Pressure mounting for President Trump to directly condemn by name, white supremacist. The CEO of Merck has resigned from the President's American Manufacturing Council as it is known, saying that U.S. leaders must reject, and I quote, hatred, bigotry, and group supremacy; America's most important general is in South Korea right now, standing side by side with its president in every possible way; Syria getting bloodier and more desperate, the Syrian army says it has dramatically stepped up its fight against ISIS; The color-coded text gives the international games a sense of friendly rivalry. Aired 11-12p ET

August 13, 2017

• Crisis In Venezuela; One Person Killed, 19 Wounded In Car-Ramming; White Supremacist Groups And Opponents Clashed; Witnesses Describe Chaos At Car-Ramming Scene; Trump Slammed For Not Singling Out White Supremacists; North Korea Finalizing Plan Against U.S. Territory; CNN On The Ground In Seoul And Beijing; South Korea President To Meet Top U.S. General Monday; China's Xi Urges Restraint In Call With Trump; Maduro Expected To Address Trump's Military Remarks; Guam Prepares For Potential North Korea Missile Attack; Suspect In Car Attack Identified James Fields; Controversy Over Confederate Monuments In Virginia. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 10, 2017

• Threat from North Korea; Aleppo after the war; The brutality of Boko Haram; Kenya's opposition challenges results; Acoustic attacks on U.S. diplomats; Trump's feud with Republicans; . Aired at 11-12p ET

August 09, 2017

• Man arrested after soldiers rammed by car; Trump: U.S. nuclear arsenal more powerful than ever; Tillerson dials back rhetoric after Trump`s harsh words; How Hawaii would respond to an attack Aired 11a -12p ET

August 08, 2017

• President Jacob Zuma's fate on a no confidence vote; Kenya's polls close; New low for Trump approval rating; Classified information retweeted by President Trump; America's opioid crisis; Pyongyang's threats on new sanctions; Military strategy in Afghanistan war; Iran's president complete his cabinet; Manhunt on jogger who pushed a woman towards a bus. Aired at 11a-12p ET

August 07, 2017

• Defiant North Korea; Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with Russian counterpart; The vote of no confidence in South African president Jacob Zuma; Manhunt for suspects in attack on a military base in Venezuela; President Donald Trump on a working vacation; Israel closing down Al Jazeera office. Gender Gap in Google. Aired at 11a-12p ET

August 06, 2017

• U.N. Security Council issues new sanctions on North Korea; Kenyan campaigners turns to fake news; China and North Korea meet at a Southeast Asian security summit in Manila; U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with his Russian counterpart; Opposition leaders Venezuela imprisoned by government, now back home; Kidnap for ransom on the dark web; Al Jazeera offices in Israel to be closed by the government; Intense heat wave scorching Europe; Legendary sprinter Usain Bolt lost final individual race. Aired at 11-12p ET

August 03, 2017

• "Washington Post" released transcripts of Donald Trump phone calls with Mexico and Australia's leaders; Hassan Rouhani to be sworn in for a second term; New sanctions on Kremlin, all-out trade war; Backlash on new immigration plan; Senior policy adviser Stephen Miller face off with CNN's Jim Acosta; NAACP urge extreme caution for colored people going to Missouri; Amnesty International outraged at the execution of Bassel Khartabil; Venezuela's attorney general opening an investigation into allegations of voter fraud; White House chief of staff General John Kelly and national security adviser H.R. McMaster are shaking staffing in White House; Kenya's presidential polls; La Liga refused to process transfer of Neymar, Jr.; Haj Ali Darvish Teahouse in Iran. Aired at 11-12p ET

August 02, 2017

• Sanctions bill signed by Donald Trump; Sanction bill also increases sanctions on North Korea and Iran; President Trump signs RAISE Act; North Korean missile testing pose risk to passenger jets; Dow reached 22,000 for the first time; President Maduro to swear in new constituent assembly, Barcelona striker Neymar bid farewell to his team; Suspected suicide bomber attacked a NATO convoy in southern Afghanistan. Aired at 11-12p ET

August 01, 2017

• Washington Post: President Trump Crafted His Son's Statement Regarding Meeting Russian Lawyer; Turkish Authorities Paraded the Suspects Accused of an Attempted Coup A Year Ago; Qatar Challenging Trade Embargo; President Vladimir Putin Slashes U.S. Diplomatic Presence as Payback; Venezuelan Government Going After Opposition Leaders; China Tells U.S. to Work Things Out with North Korea; Pakistan's Parliament Selects Shahid Abbasi as New Prime Minister; The Summer Olympics Goes to Los Angeles in 2028; Black Women and the Pay Gap in America. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 31, 2017

• West Wing Reboot; Trump and Russia; Trump and North Korea; Crisis in Venezuela; Brexit Fallout; Australia Terror Plot; Trump's Fights; Ordered to Leave; Princess Diana's Legacy. Aired 11-12p ET

July 30, 2017

• Terror Plan Foiled In Australia; Israeli Upholds Soldier's Manslaughter Conviction; U.S. Wants Kremlin To Clarify Expulsion Numbers; American Businessman, Putin Is Worth $200 billion; Human Rights Activist Arrested In Turkey; Germany Protest `s Detention Of Its Citizens In Turkey; Movie Stars Set The Stage; Aired 11-12p ET

July 27, 2017

• U.S. Senate Hears from key Witness in Russia Investigation; Putin:: Regret Worsening Relations with U.S; Trump Intensifies Attacks on Attorney General; Dozens Injured as Crowds Rush to Al-Aqsa Mosque; Leaks Escalate Rift Inside White House; North and South Korea Mark Armistice Day; Famous Journalist Accused of Terror Links; Children Working in Cambodia Brick Kilns; Death Toll from Protesters Rises to 106; When Iraq Celebrated Being Awesome. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 26, 2017

• Trump renews attacks on Sessions despite backlash; Sessions to announce crackdown on leaks; Kremlin: sanctions are a step back in U.S. relations; First Republican health care bill fails in U.S. Senate; Lawyers says Cardinal Pell will plead not guilty; Opposition starts two-day strike against Maduro; U.S. House overwhelmingly passes sanctions bill; Trump, let to lay out Afghanistan policy; Europe suffering drought and fires Aired 11- 12p ET

July 25, 2017

• U.S. Attorney General Looks To Be On Thin Ice; Source: Manafort Meets with Senate Intelligence Committee; Israel Removes Metal Detector at Holy Site; Jordanian Foreign Minister Speaks to CNN; Journalists on Trial in Istanbul; U.S. and Afghanistan say Russia Arming Taliban; Late Night Hosts Getting Their "Mooch" on. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 24, 2017

• Kushner Reveals Details Of Contacts With Russians; Charlie Gard's Parents End Legal Fight; U.N. Security Council To Address Jerusalem Crisis; Taliban Claim Blast That Killed At Least 29 In Kabul; U.S. Close To Finalizing Afghanistan Plan; Coming Back To Life After A Nightmare; British Princes Talk About Diana's Life And Legacy Aired 11-12p ET

July 23, 2017

• New White House Communications Director Ready to Deliver President's Message; Tracking Down Emin Agalarov; Princes Remembering Their Mother, Princess Diana, Turkish President Erdogan Hopes to Ease Tensions Between Qatar and Neighbors; Three Israelis Killed in Friday's West Bank Stabbing Attack. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 20, 2017

• Trump lashes out; Syria's messy battlefield; city of ghosts; EU says it needs clarification of UK position; A look at O.J. Simpson's life behind bars Aired 11-12p ET

July 19, 2017

• Trump and Putin Met a Second Time at G20 Summit; Eighth Person at Trump Jr. Meeting Identified; Trump's Reluctant Iran Acceptance; Calls for a Day of Rage Over Israel Security Measures; Minneapolis Shooting; Woman Detained Over Miniskirt; Brexit Face-Off; Introducing the Hijabi Emoji; We're All Believers. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 18, 2017

• Republicans Fail to Agree on Health Bill; U.S. Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Iran; Six Second Clip of Woman Wearing Miniskirt Sparks Uproar; Turkish President to Visit Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia; World Powers Look to Help Work Out a Solution; Family of Woman Killed by Police Demands Answer; Republicans Shift Strategy On Health Care Reform; Meet the Lost Men of Syria Aired 11a-12p ET

July 17, 2017

• Hard Focus; Wives of ISIS; Roger Federer Best Shot; Trump's White House; Qatar Versus Its Neighbors; Brexit Talks; Fight Against ISIS; Luxury In Pyongyang; A View Into North Korea; Trump's Approval Rating Hits Record Low; Iran Jails American; Wimbledon 2017; "Game Of Thrones" Returns. Aired 11-12p ET

July 16, 2017

• U.S. President Donald Trump defending his eldest son in a series of tweets; Trump approval ratings drop; Iranian-American sentenced for spying in Iran; France offers help in mediation; Coaliton want Al Jazeera shut down; Turkey celebrates anniversary of failed coup attempt; United Arab Emirates' heritage; Roger Federer wins eighth Wimbledon singles title; Maryam Mirzakhani dead at 40-years-old. 11:00-12p ET

July 13, 2017

• Trump In Paris; Russia Investigation; Nobel Peace Laureate Dies; Qatar Versus Its Neighbors; Baby Charlie Gard; Parting Shots. Aired 11-12p ET

July 12, 2017

• Donald Trump Backs Son Amid Growing Concern Over emails, Secretary Tillerson Now In Saudi Arabia. Aired 11-12a ET

July 11, 2017

• Donald Trump Jr Releases Series of Emails; Helping to Explain the Qatar Crisis; May Vows To Push Ahead; Brexit Deal; Mosul Set to Rebuild; Avalanche of Hate. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 10, 2017

• Iraq Declares Victory Over ISIS in Mosul; Donald Trump Jr. Confirms Meeting with Russian Lawyer Before Campaign; Syrian Peace Talks Started in Geneva; Deadly Cholera Outbreak in Yemen; Kurdish Refugees in Japan Being Deported; U.S. Secretary of State Heading to the Middle East; Charlie Gard's Case Still in British High Court; UNESCO'S New World Heritage List Now Out. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 09, 2017

• Theresa May Addresses Parliament After Boris Johnson Resigns. Aired 11-12p ET

July 06, 2017

• Trump Lands in Germany; Trump Speaks on North Korea. Aired 11-12a ET

July 05, 2017

• Arab Quartet Meet in Cairo to Discuss Qatar; Donald Trump Leaves for G20 Summit; Has U.S. Leadership in the World Disappeared? Aired 11a-12p ET

July 04, 2017

• North Korea Claims ICBM Test; Putin, Fight Against ISIS Intensifies in Raqqa, Mosul; South Sudan's Growing Refugee Crisis Ignored. 11:00-12:00p ET

July 03, 2017

• Deadline Extended for Doha; Social Media Lifeline For Those Trapped in Raqqa; Top Four Men All Healthy for Start of Wimbledon; Venus, Kvitova Favorites on Women's Site; Iran Signs First Western Business Contract Since Sanctions Lifted. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 02, 2017

• Interview with Rapper Akon; Qatar Refuses to Accede to GCC Demands; Trump Uses Kennedy Center Performance to Attack Media; White House's Contradictory Foreign Policy. 11:00-12:00p ET

June 29, 2017

• Deadline Looms For Qatar to Accede to Gulf Demands; Murdoch Acquisition of Sky News Needs Further Review; State Department Sends Cable Defining Close Family Relation. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 28, 2017

• New Ransomware Attack More Sophisticated Than Wannacry; Qatar Will Not Concede to GCC Demands, Causes Stalemate; Fake TIME Magazine Cover at Trump Golf Courses; Six Charged with 1989 Hillsborough Disaster Deaths. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 27, 2017

• U.S. Releases Trafficking in Persons Report; Syrian Children's Author Shares Her Story; White House Warns Syria. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 26, 2017

• Theresa May Announces Deal with DUP; Some London Residents Refuse to Leave Unsafe Buildings; Qatar Rejects GCC Demands; Lewis Hamilton Lashes Out Against F1 Rival Sebastian Vettel. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 25, 2017

• Turkish President Defends Qatar; Rescue Workers Search for Missing After Landslide in Sichuan; Tanker In Pakistan Bursts Into Flames, Burning More than 100. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 22, 2017

• Interview with Etihad Airways CEO; 800 Year Old Mosque Destroy in Mosul; Prince Harry Tell Newsweek That No One Wants to be King; Qatari Students Hope Their Voice Will Change Minds. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 21, 2017

• Queen Elizabeth Delivers Speech to Open Parliament; Prince Philip Unable to Attend Due to Infection; The Rise and Fall of Uber's CEO; Saudi King Changes Succession, Names Son as New Crown Prince; Jared Kushner Visits Israel, Palestinian Territories. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 20, 2017

• U.S. President Meets with Ukrainian President; Police Identify Driver in Finsbury Park Attack; Qatar: No Detente Until Blockade Lifted. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 19, 2017

• Grenfell Tower Official Death Toll Stands at 17, Many More missing; Trump Lashes out at Latest Washington Post Report; Democrat-Republican Baseball Game Going on as Scheduled. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 18, 2017

• Motorists Engulfed in Flames Tryin to Flee Wildfire in Portugal; Theresa May Criticized for Grenfell Tower Tragedy; India, Pakistan Meet in Epic Cricket Final; Historically Low Turnout for Second Round of French Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 15, 2017

• Grenfell Tower Official Death Toll Stands at 17, Many More missing; Trump Lashes out at Latest Washington Post Report; Democrat-Republican Baseball Game Going on as Scheduled. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 14, 2017

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June 13, 2017

• American Otto Warmbier Medivaced From North Korea; British Prime Minister Meets with DUP Leadership; One Square Meter: Indonesia's Leaning House. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 12, 2017

• Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Detained; Theresa May Scrambles to Save Conservative Government; Interview with CEO of Qatar Airways. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 11, 2017

• Deal or No Deal: British Prime Minister Scrambles To Form Coalition; Insider Attack in Afghanistan Leaves Multiple U.S. Service Members Dead; Jeff Sessions Possible Connections to Comey Firing; Qatari Row Splitting Families Apart. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 07, 2017

• U.S. Intelligence Officials Testify Before Congress; Kuwait Begins Mediation Between GCC and Qatar; Terrorist Attack in Tehran Hits Parliament, Khomeini Tomb; Conservative Party Losing Ground Ahead of Election. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 06, 2017

• Man Shot After Attacking Police Outside Notre Dame; Qatar, GCC Rift Deepens; Qatar Denies Terrorism Funding Allegations. Aired 11a-12:00p ET

June 05, 2017

• London Attack Police Investigation; Trump Renews Call For Travel Ban; Fighting With Love; Police Raid More Homes In East London; U.K. P.M. Calls For Tougher Internet Rules; Six Nations Cuts Ties With Qatar Over Terror Concerns; London Returns To Work After Weekend Horror. Aired 12-1p ET
• London Terror Attack; Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt Cut Off Ties with Qatar. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 04, 2017

• Breaking News: London Terror Attack. 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 01, 2017

• Trump May Pull Out of Paris Climate Deal; Theresa May's Absence Looms Over Election Debate; Funerals Begin After Massive Suicide Bombing in Kabul. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 31, 2017

• Massive Suicide Bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan; Trump Expected to Withdraw From Paris Agreement; White House Dogged by Russia Controversy; U.S. Policy on Cuba to be Reversed Again. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 30, 2017

• White House Communications Director is Out; Kushner's Connections to Russia Under Intense Scrutiny; Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn Face T.V. Grilling; Baghdad Bombings

May 29, 2017

• Trump at Arlington Cemetery; Macron and Putin Hold News Conference After Meeting; Tiger Woods Arrested. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 28, 2017

• Trump Returns to Controversy over Kushner; White House Addresses Sanctions on Russia; Flight Disruptions Continue at Heathrow and Gatwick; Portland Train Stabbing; The Palestinian Frank Sinatra. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 25, 2017

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May 22, 2017

• Special Edition: U.S. President Visit Israel. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 21, 2017

• Trump Delivers Speech in Saudi Arabia. Aired 11:20a-12p ET

May 19, 2017

• Special Edition: Iran Votes; Sweden Drops Rape Investigation Against Julian Assange. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 18, 2017

• Presidential Election Close as Iranians Decide on Future of Country; Trump Set for First Foreign Trip of Presidency; Trump Reacts to Special Prosecutor Appointment; Interview with Jimmy Carter. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 17, 2017

• Trump Effect On Iranian Elections; Chaos on Capitol Hill Amid Flurry of Allegations; Questions Ahead of Trump Planned Visit to Israel. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 16, 2017

• U.S. Ambassador to Israel Presents Credentials to Israeli President; Accusations that Trump Disclosed Secret Information to Russians; Iranian Elections Close Ahead of Friday's Vote. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 15, 2017

• Emmanuel Macron's Task to Unify Country; UAE Crown Prince Set to Visit U.S. President; Uproar Over Comey Firing Continues. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 14, 2017

• Life in Mosul After ISIS; Interview with Ky-Mani Marley; Emmanuel Macron Makes First Speech as President; Survey of Arab Men Looks into Gender Beliefs; Ransomeware Virus Briefly Halted by Cyber Security Researcher. 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 11, 2017

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May 10, 2017

• Political Fallout Over Firing of FBI Director; Russian Foreign Minister Visits White House; U.S. to Start Sending Weapons to Syrian Kurds. 11:30a-12:00p ET

May 09, 2017

• The Final Push for Mosul; Yates Warned White House Flynn Was a Blackmail Risk; Obama Returns to Public Spotlight at Milan Summit; Moon Jae-in Declares Victory; Wife of American Detainee in North Korea Pleads for His Release; Kimmel Answers Critics of His Emotional Health Care Plea. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 08, 2017

• Macron Defeats Le Pen; Yates to Testify; South Korea's Presidential Election. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 07, 2017

• France Votes; 82 Chibok Girls Released; Always Dreaming Wins Kentucky Derby; Former Prime Minister Ismael Haniyeh Named New Leader of Hamas. 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 04, 2017

• Prince Philip Retires; Speaking to Macron Voters Ahead of Second Round; House Set to Vote For a Second Time On Obamacare Repeal Bill; Mark Zuckerberg Hits the Road. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 03, 2017

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May 02, 2017

• Venezuelan President Announces Sweeping Changes to Government; Marine Le Pen Criticized for Plagiarizing Speech; Donald Trump Walks Out of Interview. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 01, 2017

• A North Korean Family Divided Between North and South; American Troops Show Support for Syrian Kurds; Trump's Controversial Affinity for Strongmen; French Union Divided on Presidential Election Strategy; U.S. Struggling to Balance Alliances in Middle East. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 30, 2017

• Trump's First 100 Days; Violence in Venezuala; Recaps From the White House Corresponents' Dinner. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 27, 2017

• Trump's First 100 Days; Pope Francis Opens Laundry in Rome; 30 Years a Slave; Syria Accuses Israel of Launching Air Strike Near Damascus; According to Declassified Letter, Flynn Warned Against Accepting Foreign Payments in 2014. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 26, 2017

• White House Set to Brief Entire Senate Over North Korea; France Claims to Have Proof Syria Used Sarin; French Presidential Candidate Marine Le Pen Lays Out Vision for French Foreign Policy; Slave Labor Conditions in Brazilian Beef Trade; Spanish Great Xavi Talks Dreams, Hopes for Future. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 25, 2017

• Provocations On Both Sides as U.S., North Korea Flex Military Muscle; Satellite Images Show Glimpse of Life Inside Raqqa; Ivank Trump Makes First Official Visit Overseas; Le Pen, Macron Prepare For Debate Ahead of Second Round of Voting. 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 24, 2017

• Macron, Le Pen Move On To Second Round in French Presidential Election; Slavelike Conditions At Cattle Ranches in Amazon Rainforest; Afghan Defense Minister Resigns Ahead of U.S. Secretary of Defense Visit. 11:00a-12:00P ET

April 23, 2017

• French Head to Polls in First Round of Voting; Cuba's Poor Cinema Festival Getting Hollywood Attention; At Least 130 Dead in Taliban Attack in Afghanistan; U.S. Secretary of State Visits Army Base in Djibouti. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 20, 2017

• U.S State Department Sends Mixed Messages On Iranian Nuclear Deal; France Set for First Round of Presidential Elections; Emirates Airlines President Offers His Advice on United Airlines Situation. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 19, 2017

• Interview with President Erdogan; Mother of All Protest in Caracas. 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 18, 2017

• British Prime Minister Calls Snap Elections; Mike Pence Visits Asia For Regional Talks; Turkish Opposition Vows To Fight Referendum Results, Say Vote Unfair; Far Left Candidate Jean-Luc Melenchon Gaining in Polls. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 17, 2017

• Special Edition: Erdogan Claims Victory in Narrow Constitutional Reform Referendum; Palestinian Detainees Performing Largest Hunger Strike in History; Youth Surprise Growing Constituency for Marine Le Pen. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 16, 2017

• Referendum Day in Turkey; U.S. Vice President Warns North Korea Against Testing U.S. Resolve. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Turkey Votes In A Referendum For More Presidential Powers; North Korea's Show Of Defiance And US Reactions. Aired 12-1p ET

April 14, 2017

• Special Edition: Coverage of Turkey Constitutional Reform Referendum. Aired 11-11:30a ET

April 13, 2017

• Dao Family Holds Press Conference Over United Airlines Lawsuit; Turkey Debates Changing Constitution Ahead of Referendum. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 12, 2017

• Rex Tillerson Meets with Putin; Speculation Over North Korea Ahead of Day of the Sun Celebrations. 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 11, 2017

• Solidarity, Disagreement Over Russia at G7 in Italy; Turkish Media Reports Confirmation of Sarin Gas Used in Syria; Printing Houses in China; Debate Over Changes in Presidential Powers in Turkey Ahead of Voting; Great Barrier Reef Dying. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 10, 2017

• Syrian Civil War Dominates Discussion at G7; Egyptian President Declares State of Emergency; Sergio Garcia Wins First Major in Classic Fashion; New Alcohol Ban in India Hurting Bars, Restaurants. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 09, 2017

• Two Bombings at Christian Churches in Egypt; Demonstrators Take to Streets in Venezuela After Popular Opposition Leader Barred from Politics; What Next for U.S. in Syria? Aired 11a-12p ET

April 06, 2017

• Trump White House Directly Blames Assad Regime for Chemical Attack; What will Trump, Xi Jinping Talk About in Mar-a-Lago?; Yo-Yo Ma Advocating for a Multi-perspective World Through Music. 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 05, 2017

• UN Security Council Meets over Chemical Attack in Syria; Trump White House Weighs Options on Syrian, North Korean Responses; Russian Diplomat: Western Inaction Encouraged Rebels; Jordan's King Abdullah Arrives At The White House; Bannon Removed From National Security Council; Qatar Prepares For 2022 World Cup. Aired 11a-12:30p ET

April 04, 2017

• Chemical Attack in Idlib Province; France's Heartland Stronghold for Marine Le Pen's National Front; Distractions for White House Ahead of Meeting with China; Tesla Overtakes Ford Motor Company in Overall Value. 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 03, 2017

• Breaking News: Explosion in St. Petersburg Metro Kills at Least Nine, Wounds Dozens; President Trump to Meet President el-Sisi in Washington. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 02, 2017

• Hundreds Killed After Torrential Rains in Colombia; Iraqi Christians Find Community Desecrated Near Mosul; How Fake News Spread on the Internet Ahead of 2016 U.S. Presidential Elections; Polls Split Ahead of Ecuador Presidential Elections. 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 30, 2017

• Trump's Russia Problem Won't Go Away; U.S. Senate Begins Hearing into Russian Hackins; Britain Still Split on Brexit Even after Article 50 Invoked; New Gulf-Jazz Fusion; Israel Announces Cuts to UN Contribution; Iraqis Traumatized After Coalition Airstrike on Mosul. 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 29, 2017

• Britain Triggers Article 50. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 28, 2017

• Trump's Russia Problem; Amazon Buys Middle East's Largest Online Retailer; UN Says More Needs to be Done to Protect Civilians in Mosul; Theresa May Set to Hit Article 50 Button. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 27, 2017

• Iran Places Tit-for-Tat Sanctions on 15 U.S. Companies; Battle Against ISIS Puts Civilians at Risk; U.S. Backed Syrian Rebel Forces Claim Capture of Airbase Near Raqqa; Fighting Near Critical Yemen Port City of Hodeida; President Rouhani Set to Meet Vladimir Putin in Moscow. Aired 10- 11a ET

March 26, 2017

• Yemen's Forgotten Conflict; Allegations of Air Strike Atrocity in Mosul; Hong Kong Selects Carrie Lam as Next Chief Executive; Australia Bracing for Tropical Cyclone. Aired 10-11a ET

March 23, 2017

• Special Edition: Terror Attack in London. Aired 10-11a ET

March 22, 2017

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March 21, 2017

• FBI Director Admits to Investigation into Trump Campaign Ties to Russia; Remembering Northern Irish Political Leader Martin McGuinness; U.S. Bans Most Electronic Items on Flights from 10 Middle Eastern Airport. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 20, 2017

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March 19, 2017

• James Comey Set to Testify for Congress Tomorrow; Japanese School Children Drill for Worst-Case Scenario; Remembering Chuck Berry; Israeli Prime Minister Threatens to Dissolve Parliament; Remembering a Grim Anniversary in Syria. 11:00a-12:00P ET

March 16, 2017

• Battle For Mosul Continues; Trump Travel Ban Held Up By Hawaii Judge; Refugees Face Difficulties. Aired 11:30a-12p

March 15, 2017

• The Netherlands Votes in Parliamentary Elections; Suicide Bomber at Palace of Justice in Damascus; Leaked Documents Show Partial Trump Tax Returns for 2005. 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 14, 2017

• Students Stand Up to Slavery; Netherlands Prepares for Vote amid Spat with Turkey; U.K. Ready to Trigger Brexit; Europe's Top Court Rules Employers Can Ban Headscarves; U.S. Envoy Trying to Restart Middle East Process; Students Organize on Freedom Day. Aired 11a-Noon ET

March 13, 2017

• Turkey's Foreign Minister Criticizes The Netherlands for Actions Taken Against Government Ministers; The Children Caught in Syria's Civil War; Scottish First Minister To Seek Parliamentary Permission for Independence Referendum. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 12, 2017

• Turkey Vows To Retaliate After Minister Barred from Campaigning in The Netherlands; Ousted South Korean President Park Guen-hye Leaves Blue House; President Trump Fires High Profile U.S. Attorney. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 09, 2017

• Students Use Theater to Highlight Plight of Child Trafficking Victims; Republicans Push Health Care Bill Through First Hurdle in House; U.S. Marines Deployed to Syria. 10:00-11:00a ET

March 08, 2017

• China Warns of Arms Race if THAAD Implemented; Hospital Attacked in Kabul; Atlanta School Fights Child Trafficking with Education; Poachers Kill White Rhino Inside French Zoo; WikiLeaks Releases CIA Code. 10:00- 11:00a ET

March 07, 2017

• Donald Trump Signs New Travel Ban, Removes Iraq From List; India Giving Former Child Slaves Future Through Education; South Korea Receives First Stage of THAAD Missile Defense; U.S., Turkey, Russia Meet Over Deconflicting Northern Syria. Aired 10-11a ET

March 06, 2017

• Report from White House, Trump Upset Over Latest Russia Stories; Trump White House Set to Release Latest Version of Travel Ban; North Korea Test Launch Four Ballistic Missiles; Francois Fillon's Campaign Collapsing. Aired 10-11a ET

March 05, 2017

• New U.S. Travel Ban to Be Released as Early as Monday; Interview with Canada's International Trade Minister; Trump Accuses Former President Obama of Spying on Trump Tower During Election; New York Governor Gives Scathing Critique of Anti-Semetic Activity in Jerusalem. Aired 10-11a ET

March 02, 2017

• Jeff Sessions Under Fire; Interview with Tariq Ramadan; Speculation Surround's Snap in Leadup to Initial Public Offering. 10:00-11:00a ET

March 01, 2017

• Donald Trump Changes Tone During Congressional Address; Returning to Mosul; Chasing After Stolen Art; Wall Street's Record Month. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 28, 2017

• Donald Trump Set to Address Congress; Two Women Face Murder Charges in Death of Kim Jong-nam; Working to Stop Human Trafficking in North Africa. Aired 10-11a ET

February 27, 2017

• South Korean Spy Agency: Kim Jong-un Ordered Half-Brothers Murder; After Confusion, Moonlight Wins Best Picture; Donald Trump Addresses U.S. Governors. Aired 10-11a ET

February 26, 2017

• Kuala Lumpur Airport Free of VX Nerve Agent; Meet Woman Whose Story Became Oscar-nominated Film; Thousands Flee as Iraqi Forces Push to Retake Western Mosul. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 23, 2017

• Mending Fences: U.S. Secretary of State in Mexico; Seven Earth-Sized Planets Found Orbiting Same Star; Hundreds of Violations During Shaky Ceasefire in Ukraine; The fight for Western Mosul. 8:00-9:00a ET

February 22, 2017

• Marine Le Pen's Staff Under Spotlight; Hundreds of Violations in Ukraine's Fragile Ceasefire; The Push to Retake Western Mosul; Story of Somali Family Separated by Travel Ban. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 21, 2017

• Donald Trump Denounces Anti-Semitism; UN Mourns Loss of Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin; Israeli Soldier Elor Azaria Sentenced to 18 Months. Aired 10-11a ET

February 20, 2017

• UK Parliament Set to Debate Trump State Visit; Iraqi Troops Prepare For Fight to Retake Western Mosul; Violations of Cease-Fire Agreement Down in Ukraine. Aired 10-11a ET

February 19, 2017

• Donald Trump Attacks Media in Campaign Style Event in Florida; Switzerland Hosts World Ski Championships; Iraqi Troops Continue Push Into Western Mosul; World Looks for U.S. to Present Middle East Policy Position. Aired 10-11a ET

February 16, 2017

• Multiple Arrests in Connect to Kim Jong-nam's Murder; Donald Trump Changes U.S. Policy for Middle East Peace; North Korea Celebrates National Holiday; How Do Trump Voters View First Month in Office?; Denmark Concerned over Russian Aggression, Cyber Attacks. 10-11a ET

February 15, 2017

• Trump to End U.S. Insistence on Two-State Solution; Reports, Flynn, Others, Met with Russia During Campaign. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 14, 2017

• U.S. NSA Chief Steps Down; North Korea Launches Ballistic Missile Test; Palestinian Teens Rapping; Hamburg's World-Class Concert Hall. 10:00- 11:00a ET

February 13, 2017

• North Korean Ballistic Missile Tests New Trump Administration; BAFTA Awards Recap; Northern California Residents Evacuated As Dam Spillover Threatens to Fail; Trump National Security Adviser Under Fire; Oil Prices Rebound as OPEC Pact Holds. Aired 10-11a ET

February 12, 2017

• U.S. Administration Stands Behind Japan After North Korean Tests Ballistic Missile; Measuring Happiness; World Leaders Meet in Abu Dhabi for World Government Summit; U.S. Blocks Palestinian for UN Envoy to Libya. Aired 10-11a ET

February 09, 2017

• President Trump Attacks Judges Set to Decide on Travel Ban; Neil Gorsuch Calls Trump's Comments Demoralizing; Trump Meets with U.S. Airlines; Paris Police Charged with Raping Suspect; Several Israelis Injured in Market Attack in Suburb of Tel Aviv. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 08, 2017

• Trump Travel Ban Separate Toddler's Family During Surgery in U.S.; Amnesty International Report Details Horrific Conditions in Syrian Prison; How American Policy is Shaping Up Under Donald Trump; U.S. District Court of Appeals Hears Arguments on Travel Ban. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 07, 2017

• Trump Travel Ban Separate Toddler's Family During Surgery in U.S.; Amnesty International Report Details Horrific Conditions in Syrian Prison; How American Policy is Shaping Up Under Donald Trump; U.S. District Court of Appeals Hears Arguments on Travel Ban. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 06, 2017

• Patriots Complete Epic Comeback for Fifth Super Bowl; Federal Appeals Court to Hear Immigration Arguments Tuesday; Refugee Suing Facebook Over Fake News Story; Former Norwegian Prime Minister Detained in U.S. Airport. Aired 10-11a ET

February 05, 2017

• Iraqi Christians Against U.S. Plan to Give Them Religious Preference; Iranians Begin Travel to the U.S.; Washington State Judge Puts Stay on Refugee Executive Order; U.S. Prepares for Super Bowl; Marine Le Pen Officially Launches Presidential Campaign. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 02, 2017

• New U.S. Secretary of State Meets with Staff; Rex Tillerson Must Calm Lots of Situations; What Will Iranian's Response be to Trump's Rhetoric?; Muslim-American Activist Launches Meet a Muslim Conversations; Clashes as Israeli Police Evict Amona. 10:00-11:00a ET

February 01, 2017

• Israeli Police Move to Clear Amona; The Consequences of Shutting Down Borders; Iran Launches Ballistic Missile Test; UK Opposition Urge Theresa May to Cancel Trump Visit. 10:00-11:00a ET

January 31, 2017

• Yemen On Verge of Famine; Donald Trump Fires Acting Attorney General; Interview with Iconic Poster Model Munira Ahmed; Indian Group Shaheen Risks Life to Save Child Sex Slaves. Aired 10-11a ET

January 30, 2017

• Protests of Trump's Refugee Ban; Interview with Actor Kal Penn; Six Killed in Deadly Mosque Shooting in Quebec. Child Bridge Survivor Tells her Story; Silicon Valley Says Immigration Ban Hurts Business. Aired 10-11a ET

January 29, 2017

• Donald Trump's First 10 Days. Aired 10:30-11:00a ET

January 26, 2017

• Donald Trump's To Do List: Torture, secret prisons, a huge wall, keeping refugees out; China To Usher in Year of the Rooster; Iraqi Forces Announce Progess in Liberating Mosul; Chapecoense Football Club Embarks on Most Important Season in its History. 10:00-11:00a ET

January 25, 2017

• Trump Policies; Brexit; Trump Building A Wall; Jordan's King Abdullah Met With Russian President Vladimir Putin In Moscow; Prime Minister Theresa May Meeting With U.S. President Donald Trump; British- Iranian Mother Had Her Sentence Upheld; Battle Over Condoms. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 24, 2017

• Iranian Oil Industry Cautiously Optimistic About Trump Presidency; Israel Announces Big New Settlement Plan; Theresa May Set to Meet with U.S. Lawmakers, President; Trainspotting Crew Returns After 20 Years. Aired 10- 11a ET

January 23, 2017

• President Trump's First Week in Office; Samsung Blames Bad Batteries for Note 7 Problems; UAE's Ambitious Renewable Energy Plan; Theresa May Dodges Questions About Runaway Trident Missile Test Off Coast of Florida. Aired 10-11a ET

January 19, 2017

• Making a President: in Wax; Sean Spicer Holds Press Conference; Italian Rescuers Experience Weather Delays, Complications After Earthquake. 10:30a-11:00a ET

January 18, 2017

• World Business, Political Leads Meet in Davos to Discuss Uncertain Future. 10:00a-11:00a ET

January 17, 2017

• A Hard Brexit for UK: Theresa May Outlines Britain's Position; Vladimir Putin Dismisses Dossier Claims; One Square Meter: Remaking Downtown L.A.; Eastern Aleppo Refugees Share Story. Aired 10-11a ET

January 16, 2017

• Xi Jinping Looks to be Big Figure at World Economic Figure; Jon Huntsman Discusses Trump's China Policies; Media Uncertain Over Place Inside White House; Trump Agitates Germany. Aired 10-11a ET

January 15, 2017

• Former Blackwater CEO Proposes Solution to European Migrant Crisis; A Push for Middle East Peace in Paris; Feud Deepens Between Trump, Congressman John Lewis. Aired 10-11a ET

January 12, 2017

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January 10, 2017

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January 09, 2017

• Trump Attacks Meryl Streep on Twitter; 17 Arrested in Kim Kardashian Robbery; Former Iranian President, Revolution Leader, Ali Hashemi Rafsanjani Dead at 82; DPRK Could Launch ICBM At Any Time, According to Officials. Aired 10-11a ET

January 08, 2017

• Truck Attack Strikes Jerusalem; Ft. Lauderdale Shooter Went to FBI for Help; 195 Chibok Schoolgirls Still Missing 1,000 Days Later; Wet, Cold Weather to Hit California; Previewing the Golden Globes. Aired 10-11a ET

January 05, 2017

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January 04, 2017

• Glimpse Inside Reina Nightclub After Shooting; Husband and Wife Survived Istanbul Attack; Battle Over Obamacare; Soldier Found Guilty of Manslaughter; New Law Targets Family Pardons and Blood Money; Pence Strategizes With Republicans on Hill; Trump Casts Doubt on Russia Hacking Allegations; Ambassador's Resignation a Blow to Brexit Plan. Aired 10-11a ET

January 03, 2017

• Manhunt Continues for Istanbul Nightclub Shooter; Trump's International Diplomacy by Twitter; Israeli Attorney General Investigates Allegations Prime Minister Potentially Receiving Illegal Benefits from Foreign Businesses; More Evidence Released Pointing to Russian Involvement of DNC Hack; Trump's Relationship with Dubai Developer Under Scrutiny. Aired 10-11a ET

January 02, 2017

• Kim Jong-un Claims North Korea Ready for ICBM Test; Turkey Mourns Dead of New Year's Eve Club Attack; Donald Trump Still Skeptical of Russian Involvement of DNC Hack; One Analyst Claims West/Russia Already in Cold War. Aired 10-11a ET

January 01, 2017

• At Least 39 Dead in Shooting Attack in Instanbul; Trump Fans in Iraqi Kurdistan; North Korea Issues Nuclear New Year's Day Message. 10:00a- 10:30a ET

December 29, 2016

• Russia, Turkey Announce Syrian Cease-fire Agreement; Remembering Debbie Reynolds; U.S. Secretary of State Delivers Strong Rebuke to Israeli Settlements. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 28, 2016

• U.S. Secretary of State Set to Make Speech Outlining Vision for Middle East Peace; Remembering Carrie Fisher; China Remaking Tibet into Tourist Destination; Forgery of Classic: Spotting Art Fakes. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 27, 2016

• Freed Chibok Girls Celebrate Christmas Reunited with Families; A Rare Look into Life in Tibet; Israel Reduces Working Relationship with 10 Nations; Shinzo Abe to Visit Pearl Harbor Memorial; Netanyahu Accuses Obama of Colluding with Palestinians over UN Resolution; Trump Worrying World Over Nuclear Weapons Tweet. Aired 10-11a ET

December 26, 2016

• Connect the World 2016: A in Review. 10:00a-10:30a ET

December 25, 2016

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December 22, 2016

• German Authorities Were Aware of Suspect Previous Discussing the Attack; Russian Ambassador Mourned in Moscow. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 21, 2016

• Germans LookinG for Tunisian Man in Connection with Christmas Market Attack; Massive Fireworks Explosion Kills at Least 29 in Mexico; African Startup: Nigerian Clothing Company Ethnic. Aired 10-11a ET

December 20, 2016

• At Least 12 Killed in Truck Attack in Berlin; Turkey Vows to Hunt Down Those Connected with Russian Ambassador Killer; Update on Aleppo Evacuations. 10a-11a ET

December 19, 2016

• Electoral College Set to Vote Today; UAE Diversifying Investments; Thousands Evacuate Aleppo; Central, South America's Forgotten Migrant Crisis. Aired 10-11a ET

December 18, 2016

• What Trump and Putin's Relationship Could Be Like; Interview with Syria's Malala; Will Smith Talks Father, Role in Collateral Beauty; Winter Weather in U.S. Creates Travel Nightmares; Israeli Government, Amona Settlers Reach Deal. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 15, 2016

• Eastern Aleppo's Evacuation; Reaction to Philippines Presidents Vigilante Claims; Philanthropy in the UAE Gives Students Opportunity; Russian President Visits Japan. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 14, 2016

• What Will Tillerson's Foreign Policy Look LIke?; Rebels on Verge of Collapse in Eastern Aleppo; Rodrigo Duterte Admits to Personally Killing Suspects While Mayor of Davao City; U.S. Tech Giants to Meet with Donald Trump; U.S. to Halt Some Arms Sales to Saudi Arabia. Aired 10-11a ET

December 13, 2016

• Trump Names ExxonMobil CEO Rex Tillerson as Secretary of State; Rebels on Verge of Collapse in Eastern Aleppo; Saving the Bumble Bee; One Square Meter: East Manchester; Not Much Change in Qatar's Labor Laws According to Amnesty International. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 12, 2016

• Death Toll in Twin Istanbul Bombings Rises; Turkish President Vows Revenge for Terrorist Attacks; Syrian Government Troops Race to Retake Rest of Aleppo; Trump Attacks Credibility of CIA Over Russian Hacking Allegations. Aired 10-11a ET

December 11, 2016

• Israel's New Fighter Jet To Be Most Advanced in Region; Two Bomb Blasts in Turkey; Explosion Near Coptic Cathedral in Cairo; Nigerian Church Collapses During Service. Aired 10-11a ET

December 08, 2016

• Smog in Paris; President Trump Names Two More to Cabinet; Black Box Found in Pakistan International Airlines Crash; Rebels Desperately Cling to Small Portion of East Aleppo; British MI6 Director Makes Rare Apperance in Parliament; British Foreign Secretary Accuses Saudi Arabia, Iran of Playing Proxy Wars. Aired 10-11a ET

December 07, 2016

• Pakistan International Airlines Flight Crashes Outside Abbottabad; Donald Trump Named Time Person of the Year; Syrian Government Forces Continues Push Into Aleppo; Aceh Province, Indonesia Hit With 6.5 Magnitude Earthquake. 10:00a-11:00a ET

December 06, 2016

• Russian Troops Trying to Win Hearts, Minds In Aleppo; Tech Giants Team Up to Combat Terrorism; Could Trump's Twitter Habit Help Stagnating Company?; Iranian President Responds to Trump. Aired 10-11a ET

December 05, 2016

• Italy's Prime Minister Resigns; Austria Elects Alexander Van der Bellen; Military Looks at Climate Change Through Lens of Global Security; Fake News Has Real-World Consequence at D.C. Pizzeria. 10-11a ET

December 04, 2016

• Elections in Italy, Austria Could Reshape Europe; Banking Crisis in Italy; Syrian Government Tells Aleppo Residents It's Safe to Go Home. Aired 10-11a ET

December 01, 2016

• Final Moments of Flight 2933 Captured on Air Traffic Controller Audio; Chapeco Fans Pay Tribute to Fallen Players; Midway Islands: World's Plastic Dumping Ground; In Search for a Cure for AIDS. 10:00a-11:00a ET

November 30, 2016

• Tens of Thousands Flee Aleppo; Young Refugees in Greece Resort to Selling Selves to Survive; African Startup: Taxi Jet; Romney Meets with Trump Again. 10:00a-11:00a ET

November 29, 2016

• South Korean President Promises to Resign if Parliament Asks; Plane Carrying Brazilian Football Team Crashes in Colombia; CNN Freedom Project: Tackling Demand; Israel Introduces Legislation That Might End Morning Call to Prayer for Muslims. Aired 10-11a ET

November 28, 2016

• Francois Fillon Wins Party Nomination in French Presidential Election; Castro's Remains to Tour Cuban Countryside; Syrian Government Forces Make Big Gains in Rebel-held Aleppo. Aired 10-11a ET

November 27, 2016

• World Reacts to Fidel Castro's Death; Nico Rosberg Wins F1 Championship; Syrian Troops Retake Parts of Aleppo; Israeli Soldiers Exchanges Fire with ISIS. Aired 10-11a ET

November 24, 2016

• Aleppo Doctors Make Plea for Help; Trump's Perspective on Syrian Problem?; Call for Unity on Thanksgiving. 10:00a-10:59a ET

November 23, 2016

• Trump Taps Nikki Haley to be UN Ambassador; Mosul Is Now Surrounded By Iraqi-Led Troops; Chemical Weapon Attacks; Fires Rage across Israel; Far-right terrorist Thomas Mair Jailed for Life for Jo Cox Murder. Aired 10-11a ET

November 22, 2016

• Angela Merkel Announces Candidacy for Chancellor; Series of European Elections Could Reshape the EU; Heavy Airstrikes Continue in Aleppo; Trump Continues Search for Cabinet. 10a-11a ET

November 21, 2016

• Angela Merkel Announces Candidacy for Chancellor; Series of European Elections Could Reshape the EU; Heavy Airstrikes Continue in Aleppo; Trump Continues Search for Cabinet

November 20, 2016

• More Than 100 People Killed in Indian Railway Derailment; President Park Geun-hye Becomes Suspect in Investigation; How Will President-elect Trump Handle Middle East?; A Look At The Louvre Abu Dhabi. Aired 10-11a ET

November 17, 2016

• Donald Trump Set to Meet with Japanese Prime Minister; President Obama Meets with Angela Merkel in Berlin; World Leaders Worry About U.S. Commitment to Paris Accord; Cisco CEO Optimistic About Future

November 16, 2016

• President-Elect Trump's Transition Defends Process; China's Obsession with Trump; Death Toll Rises in Aleppo; Migration Increases into U.S. from Central America; World Worries About U.S. Commitment to Climate Change Under Trump. 10:00a-11:00a ET

November 15, 2016

• Obama in Greece; Trump Putting Together Cabinet List; The Best of Obama, Biden Internet Memes; Chinese Manufacturers Contemplate Trump Presidency. Aired 10-11a ET

November 14, 2016

• China Reacts to Trump's Election; Ominous Text Warns Aleppo Residents to Leave Rebel-held Area; How Will Trump's Administration Reshape Foreign Policy?; Russian Warship Reaches Syrian Coast; Julian Assange Questioned Over Sexual Assault Allegations; Israeli Cabinet Passes to Legalize Illegal Settlements in West Bank. Aired 10-11a ET

November 13, 2016

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November 08, 2016

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November 07, 2016

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November 06, 2016

• Initial Operations Begin in Assault on ISIS Stronghold of Raqqa; Poll Survey's Arab Thoughts on U.S. Election; Families Reuniting Fleeing the Fight for Mosul. Aired 11a-12p ET

November 03, 2016

• Iraqi Troops on Mosul's Doorstep; Clinton, Trump Blazing the Campaign Trail; Are White Working Class Americans Misunderstood by Media?; Anti-Corruption Probe Issues Scathing Report of Jacob Zuma's Administration. 11:00a-12:00P ET

November 02, 2016

• Iraqi Troops on Mosul's Doorstep; Clinton, Trump Blazing the Campaign Trail; Are White Working Class Americans Misunderstood by Media?; Anti-Corruption Probe Issues Scathing Report of Jacob Zuma's Administration. 11:00a-12:00P ET

November 01, 2016

• Hillary Clinton's Emails Raise Head Again; Lebanon Finally Decides on President; ISIS Defeated on Outskirts of Mosul; Palestinians Stage Marathon Concert to Raise Money for Cancer Research

October 31, 2016

• On the Front Lines To Retake Mosul; Italy Vows to Rebuild After Spate of Recent Earthquakes; A Deep Look at Trump's Most Loyal Followers; The Complex Regional Politics in the Fight Against ISIS. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 30, 2016

• Christian Residents in Mosul Recount ISIS Takeover of Villages; Donald Trump Taking Advantage of Latest FBI Bombshell; New Russian Game Illuminates Fears of New Cold War; UN Calls for Additional Aid for Forgotten Yemen Conflict

October 27, 2016

• Polls Tightening Ahead of Election Day; Apple to Release MacBook Update; French Authorities Threaten to Arrest Unaccompanied Minor Migrants After Jungle Closure; Yemen, the Forgotten War.

October 26, 2016

• Remaining Jungle Residents Set Tents on Fire; Clinton, Trump in Florida; Newt Gingrich Battles Megyn Kelly on Fox News; Russia's Troll Factories. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 25, 2016

• French Officials Postpone Closure of The Jungle; Donald Trump Denies Polls, Claims to be Winning; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Attack on Quetta Police Academy; ISIS Set Fire to Sulfur Mine Outside Mosul; Pro- Government Protesters Take To Streets in Caracas. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 24, 2016

• Hillary Clinton Holds Commanding Lead in Latest Poll; AT&T; Plans to Merge with Time Warner; France's Struggle to Close "The Jungle"; Fierce Fighting in the Battle for Mosul; Has Trump Campaign Increased Bullying in U.S. Schools? Aired 11a-12p ET

October 23, 2016

• Battle for Mosul; AT&T;, TimeWarner Media Mega-Merger; Demolition of Calais Migrant Camp; Race for the White House; Libyan Forces Fighting ISIS; The Story behind a Shot. Aired 11a-Noon ET

October 21, 2016

• ISIS Fighting Back in Battle for Mosul; Debate Aftermath; Trump Will "Keep American In Suspense" Over Accepting Election Results; Philippines President Announces Military, Economic Split from U.S.; Russia Big Topic During Third Presidential Debate. 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 20, 2016

• Trump Will Keep "American In Suspense" Over Accepting Election Results; ISIS fighting back in Battle for Mosul; Russian Announced So- Called Humanitarian Corridors; Pres. Duterte Separating From U.S.; Presidential Candidates Debated Foreign Policy. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 19, 2016

• ISIS Fighting Back in Battle for Mosul; African Start-up: Gastronomie Pizza; Donald Trump Doubles Down on Rigged Election Claims Ahead of Debate; Interview with Isaiah Washington. 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 18, 2016

• Battle for Mosul Begins; Donald Trump Steps Up Rigged Election Claims; Melania Trump Defends Husband. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 17, 2016

• Battle for Mosul Begins; Donald Trump Steps Up Rigged Election Claims; Concerns From Aid Organizations Humanitarian Crisis from Mosul Will Overload Capacity. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 16, 2016

• Turkish-backed Rebels Retake Symbolic Syrian City; Another Woman Comes Forward to Accuse Trump; Negotiations Begin on New Ceasefire in Aleppo; Negotiations For the Release of More Chibok Girls. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 13, 2016

• Thailand's King Passes Away; Trump Campaign Treatens to Sue New York Times; Boko Haram Releases 21 Chibok Girls. 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 12, 2016

• Russian Foreign Minister Calls Hacking Allegations Flattering, But False; Syria: War on Terror, or War on Civilians; Iraq, Turkey Spar Over Turkish Troop Deployments; African Start-up Mirini Naturals; Donald Trump Steps up Intraparty Attacks. 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 10, 2016

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October 09, 2016

• Yemen's Forgotten War; Hurricane Matthew Ravaged Haiti; Clinton, Trump's Second Debate. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 06, 2016

• Snowden's Secret Saviors; Hurricane Matthew Cuts Path of Destruction Through Caribbean; Kerry, Lavrov Have Phone Conversation; White House Upset Over New Israeli Settlement Activity. Aired. 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 05, 2016

• Hurricane Matthew Sets Sights on Southeast U.S.; Kaine, Pence Square Off in Vice Presidential Debate; Former Portuguese Prime Minister To Be Named Next UN Secretary-General; African Start-up Cafe Neo. Aired. 11:00a- 12:00p ET

October 04, 2016

• U.S. Calls Off Ceasefire Talks With Russia; Vice Presidential Candidate Set to Debate Tonight; Cholera Outbreak Feared After Hurricane Matthew Slams Into Haiti. Aired. 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 03, 2016

• Colombian Voters Narrowly Reject Agreement With FARC Rebels; Voters Reject Peace Deal With FARC; Kim Kardashian's Robbery; Donald Trump's Tax Returns; India and Pakistan Conflict Erupts; FC Barcelona Is Looking To Africa For Its Next Superstars. Aired 1-2p ET

October 02, 2016

• Theresa May Announces Britain Soon Ready To Invoke Article 50; Is Syria Deliberately Targeting Hospitals?; Donald Trump Steps Up Personal Attacks on Hillary Clinton; Hungary To Hold Referendum On Refugee Quotas. Aired. 11a-12p ET

September 28, 2016

• Shimon Peres's Legacy; Russia Denies Responsibility for Downing of MH17. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 27, 2016

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September 26, 2016

• Clinton, Trump Set to Debate; Aleppo's Renewed Humanitarian Disaster; Arnold Palmer's Legacy; UAE Opens Supertanker Port; Colombian Government, FARC Sign Peace Agreement. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 25, 2016

• UN Security Council Holds Special Session on Syria. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

September 22, 2016

• Iranian President Questions U.S. Commitment to Nuclear Deal; Interview with Egyptian Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 21, 2016

• Syrian Ceasefire Unraveling; White Working Class and Worried; Italians Reveal Secret to Longevity; Protesters Clash with Police in Charlotte, North Carolina; Sweden Tightens Immigration Laws. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 20, 2016

• President Obama's UN Swan Song; Kremlin Denies Russian/Syrian Involvement in UN Aid Convoy Attack; Working to Reverse Japan's Low Birth Rate; Angelina Jolie Files for Divorce. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 19, 2016

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September 18, 2016

• U.S. Apologizes for Airstrike on Syrian Forces; Bomb in New York City; Fragile Syrian Ceasefire on Verge of Collapse. Aired 11a-12p.

September 15, 2016

• Trump to Lay Out Economic Plans; Aleppo Children Celebrate Cease- Fire; Clinton Returns to Campaign Trail

September 14, 2016

• Inquiry Into Libya Blames David Cameron For Overstating Threat, Underestimating Security Risks; Donald Trump Visits Dr. Oz; Clinton Cancels California Trip; U.S.-Israel Reach Historic Defense Aid Package. 11:00a- 12:00p ET

September 13, 2016

• Nervous Calm as Ceasefire in Syria Takes Effect; Clinton Health Scare Fuels Transparency Debate; North Korea Calls for Help After Worst Natural Disaster in Decades. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 12, 2016

• Clinton Health Questioned; Syria Ceasefire Set to Begin Shortly; . Aired 11a-Noon ET

September 11, 2016

• 15 Years After 9/11: Judging America's Response; U.S., Russia Strike Deal on Syria; Manchester United, City Clash in First Derby of Season; Behind the Scenes at the Hajj. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 08, 2016

• Kerry, Lavrov to Meet About Syria; President Obama Addresses Chinese Reception, Donald Trump in Final Address at ASEAN Summit; India Lawmakers Propose Commercial Surrogacy Ban

September 07, 2016

• HNC Issues Blueprint for Peace; Syrians Lack Trust; Paralympic Runup Fraught with Problems; Oil Experts Expect Oil to Hold at $50; African Start-up Top Dog Education. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 06, 2016

• President Obama Calls off Meeting with Duterte; London Radical Cleric Anjem Choudary Sentenced; Fitch Downgrades Turkey's Credit to Negative; Syria Becoming More Complicated, Not Less. Aired 1100a-12:00p ET

September 05, 2016

• No Peace for Syria; U.S. President to Become First Sitting U.S. President to Visit Laos; Suicide Bomber in Kabul Strikes At Heart of Security Apparatus; New Report Reveals Shocking Sophistication for ISIS in Europe. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 04, 2016

• Donald Trump's Appeal to African-American Voters in Detroit; Pope Francis Canonizes Mother Teresa; Critics Question Mother Teresa's Miracles; Dubai's Opera House; President Obama Busy at G20; Palestinians, Israelis Blame Each Other for West Bank Water Shortage. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 01, 2016

• Donald Trump's Dueling Immigration Stance; Debating Clothing Restrictions for Women; Dubai Set to Open World's Largest Indoor Amusement Park; Protests After Brazilian President Impeached; U.S. Policy Caught Between Syrian Kurds and Turkey, Free Syrian Army Factions. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

August 31, 2016

• Direct Flights to Cuba Resume from U.S. Today; Dilma Rousseff Expected to be Impeached; Inside the Aftermath of ISIS Oppcupation; Donald Trump to Visit Mexico. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 30, 2016

• Apple Ordered to Pay Ireland 13 Billion Euros in Back Taxes; U.S. Presidential Candidates Accuses Eachother of Bigotry, Racism; Aleppo's Father of Flowers. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 29, 2016

• Donald Trump's Appeal to Minority Voters; Yemen's Almost Forgotten War; Syrian Kurds, Turks Clash Over Territory in Syria. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 28, 2016

• Donald Trump Makes Appeal to African-Americans; Turkish-Backed Fighters Take Jarablus from Kurdish Rebels; Italy Mourns Disaster Victims; Colin Kaepernick Protests During National Anthem. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 25, 2016

• French Court Set to Rule on Burkini Ban; In Italy, Emergency Workers Comb Rubble for Survivors; Canadian Refuge Seeks to Heal Sex Trafficking Victims; Young Voters Talk Politics; "World's Worst Zoo" Closing. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 24, 2016

• Biden Visits Turkey; 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Italy; Ukraine Celebrates 25 Years of Independence from Soviet Union; Trump's Pivot; Qatar Buys Stake in Empire State Building. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 23, 2016

• CNN Freedom Project: Reconnecting With Heritage To Overcome Trauma; Court of Arbitration for Sport Upholds Paralympic Ban for Russia; UN Humanitarian Chief Pleads for Security Council to Come Together; Trump Delays Immigration Speech. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 22, 2016

• City of God Favela Welcomes Homegrown Hero; Mali Jihadist Pleads Guilty to Cultural Destruction; Canadian Program Aims To Understand Sex Trafficking Victims' Choices; Was Rio 2016 a Success? Aired 11a-12p ET

August 21, 2016

• Suicide Bomber Strikes Wedding in Gaziantep, Turkey; Ryan Lochte Apologizes; U.S. Basketball in Gold Medal Game on Last Day of Olympics; Trump Appeals to African-American, Hispanic Voters. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 18, 2016

• Search And Seizure Warrants Issued for American Swimmers in Rio; Picture of Injured Young Boy in Aleppo Sparks International Cries for Ceasefire; President Duterte's Brutal Crackdown on Drugs in Manila; Usain Bolt Goes for Double-Double. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 17, 2016

• Trump Revamps Campaign; North Korean Diplomat Defects to South Korea; Son of El Chapo Kidnapped in Puerto Vallarta; Doubts Surface Over U.S. Swimmers' Robbery Story. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 16, 2016

• Major Development as Russia Bombs Syria From Planes Based in Iran; Simon Biles Slips On Balance Beam; British Extremist Anjem Choudary Found Guilty of Inspiring Support for ISIS; Doctors Without Borders Hospital Hit in Yemen. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 15, 2016

• Usain Bolt Wins Third Gold; Iraqi Army, Coalition Forces Prepare Prepare for Offensive in Mosul; Trump Set to Make Foreign Policy Speech Outlining Vision; New York Police Question Man In Connection with Imam's Murder. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 14, 2016

• Yemen Descending into Fullscale War Again; Boko Haram Releases New Video of Chibok Girls; Cannes Passes Controverial Ban on Burkinis; Remembering the Munich Games Massacre; NYPD Investigates Murder of Imam. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 11, 2016

• Olympic Animosity Over Doping; Oil in Libya Cause of Political Chaos? Syrian Doctors Pen Open Letter to President Obama; Outrage In Baghdad After Hospital Fire Overwhelms Neo-Natal Ward; President Erdogan: Either U.S. is With Turkey or With Gulen. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 10, 2016

• Olympic Animosity Over Doping; Drone Over UK Prison Leads to Police Chase Death; City of God Athlete Rafaele Silva Inspires Neighborhood After Winning Gold; African Start-up: Mozam Bikes. Aired 11:00a-Noon ET

August 09, 2016

• Accusations of Doping Cloud Rio Games; Erdogan, Putin Meet; 2016 Olymipcs Will be Usain Bolt's Last; AirBNB's Impact at Olympic Games; UAE Figureskater Breaking Taboos; One Square Meter: Punta del Este, Uruguay. 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 08, 2016

• Worldwide Delta Airlines Shutdown Leaves Thousands Stranded; Japanese Emperor Makes Rare Address on Television; After Successes, Rebels Express Desire To Retake All of Aleppo; President Erdogan Comes out in Favor of Reinstating Death Penalty. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 07, 2016

• Can Leicester City Repeat?; Donald Trump Attacks Hillary on Temperament, Suitability; IPC Bans Russian Paralympic Team; Syrian Refugee Swimmer Makes Mark at Rio 2016; Competing Claims as Rebels Claim to Break Regime Siege in Aleppo. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 04, 2016

• One Day Until Rio; Central London Knife Attack Likely Random, Says Metropolitan Police; African Start-up: Leti Arts; Unlucking Mystery of Zika; Fears of Disunity in Trump Campaign. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 03, 2016

• Olympic Torch Enters Rio; Scare in Abu Dhabi as Emirate's Flight Catches Fire; Reports of GOP Frustration with Donald Trump's Behavior; Brazilian Doctors Attempt to Unravel Zika's Link to Microcephaly; Accusations of Chemical Attacks in Syria from Both Sides. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 02, 2016

• Donald Trump's Gold Star Family Problem; Russian Athletes Still in Limbo Ahead of Rio. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 01, 2016

• A Look at Rio's New Subway Line; Typhoon Nida to Make Landfall in Hong Kong; World Oil Prices Plunge; Indian Construction Workers Suffering in Saudi Arabia. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 31, 2016

• Muslims Show Solidarity With Catholics in France; Flooding in China, Baltimore; Olympic Organizers Confident Rio 2016 Will Help Remake City; U.S.-Backed Rebels Making Gains in Manjib, Syria; Aleppo Residents Skeptical of Russian Humanitarian Corridors; Pope Francis Ends Trip to Krakow, Chooses Panama for Next World Youth Day. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 28, 2016

• Russian Whistleblower Speaks Out; Angela Merkel Vows To Keep Refugee Policy in Place; Pope Francis in Krakow; An Israeli Marathon Runner's Olympic Dream. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 27, 2016

• Attack on Japanese Disability Facility Shocks Community; Donald Trump Addresses DNC Email Leak; Australians Move Into Olympic Village; In Venezuela, Even in Death There's a Wait; From Drought-Stricken Village to Rio's Shores, One India Rower Looks for Gold. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 26, 2016

• Priest Killed in Terror Attack; At least 19 Killed in Attack on Disabled Facility in Japan; Michelle Obama Steals Show at DNC Convention; The New Face of Rio de Janeiro; Solar Impulse 2 Completes Historic Journey. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 25, 2016

• Australian Olympic Team Will not Stay in Olympic Village; Suicide Bomber in Germany Wounds 15 Outside Festival; DNC Email Leaks Sow Divisions at Convention; Solar Impuse 2 Set to Complete Around the World Trip. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 24, 2016

• IOC Stops Short of Total Ban For Russian Athletes; Tim Kaine Introduced as Hillary's Runningmate; Munich Gunman Identified; A Tour of Rio's Olympic Village. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 21, 2016

• Turkish Parliament Institutes State of Emergency; Brazilian Police Have Arrested 10 Suspects in Possible Terror Plot; One Square Meter: The Leaning House in Indonesia; Ted Cruz's Non-Endorsement. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 20, 2016

• Security Scare in Brussels; Theresa May Meets with Angela Merkel; Donald Trump Officially Named Republican Nominee; Outrage in India; Northern China Dealing with Flooding; Pokemon Go Gaining Fans, Sparking Criticism in Middle East. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 19, 2016

• Melania Trump's Big Moment Ends in Controversy; U.S. Secretary of State Meets with Theresa May, Boris Johnson. Aired 11a-11:30a ET

July 18, 2016

• Turkey Expands Purge of Officials; Secretary of State John Kerry Meets with EU Officials; Looking Ahead to RNC Convention; Report Uncovers Russian State Supported Anti-Doping Cheating. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 17, 2016

• Aftermath of Failed Military Coup in Turkey; Officers Killed in Baton Rouge. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 14, 2016

• France Celebrates Bastille Day; Boris Johnson Named Foreign Secretary; A Look at Iran Nuclear Deal a Year Later; African Startup: Rwandan Clothing. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 13, 2016

• Investigation Begins Into Train Collision in Italy; David Cameron Set to Exit 10 Downing Street. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 12, 2016

• Head-on Train Collision in Italy; George Obsourne Talks Brexit, Theresa May; Bernie Sanders Formally Endorses Hillary Clinton. Aired 11a- 12p ET

July 11, 2016

• David Cameron to Step Down Wednesday; Theresa May to Take Over Prime Ministership This Week; Triumph in Portugal, Sorrow in France. Aired 11a- 12p ET

July 10, 2016

• Portugal, France Square Off for Euro 2016 Championship; Raonic, Murray Battle for Wimbledon Crown; Actors Respond to Hollywood's Whitewashing; Iraqi Forces Retake Airfield Near Mosul; Mining Inside an Active Volcano. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 07, 2016

• James Comey Testifies Before Congress; Protests and Calls for Justice from Baton Rouge, Minnesota; Britain's Next Prime Minister Will Be a Woman. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 06, 2016

• Tony Blair Responds to Chilcot Report; Protesters Fill Baton Rouge Streets After Latest Police Shooting; Remembering Life of Iraqi Dancer Adel Euro. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 05, 2016

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July 04, 2016

• Nigel Farage Steps Down as UKIP Leader; Death Toll Now 200 In Baghdad Terror Attack; Rio Mayor Addresses Fears Over Security, Zika Ahead of Rio Games; Bangladeshi Government Challenges ISIS Claim of Responsibility for Dhaka Attack; Semifinals of Euro 2016 Set; Turkey Announces Willingness to Work with Russia on ISIS Threats; Top Gear Lead Presenter Chris Evans Quits. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 03, 2016

• At Least 126 Dead in Car Bomb Attacks in Baghdad; Floods Wash Out Roads, Villages in Pakistan; ISIS Takes Responsibility for Bangladesh's Largest Terror Attack in History; Iceland Takes on France in Euro 2016; Turkish Vessel Carries 11,000 Tons of Humanitarian Supplies to Gaza. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 30, 2016

• 22 Detained In Turkey in Connection to Terrorism; Boris Johnson Will Not Run for Leadership of Conservative Party; Theresa May Leading Candidate for Conservative Leadership; African Start-Up: Tria Group. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

June 29, 2016

• Death Toll Rises to 41 in Istanbul Airport Attack; Brexit: Scottish Bakers Afraid of Losing Access to Europe; David Cameron Calls for Jeremy Corbyn to Step Down; European Politicians Taking Hard Line Against UK; African Start-up Wasa & Sprout. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 28, 2016

• Brexit: anti-Migrant Incidents Increase, No Confidence Vote Against Labour Leader Jeremy Corbyn Succeeds, European Parliament Calls for Swift Action, England's Shock Loss to Iceland. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 27, 2016

• After Brexit, What Next? David Cameron Addresses Parliament. Aired 11:30a-12p ET

June 26, 2016

• After Brexit, What Next? Despite Government Announcement of Fallujah Liberation, Humanitarian Crisis, Fighting Continues. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 23, 2016

• Gunman Opened Fire at Cinema House in Germany; Office Caesar Goodson Not Guilty of All Charges in Freddie Gray Death; Colombia's president and Leader of FARQ to Sign Ceasefire; Fighting Continues in Fallujah. Aired 11:27a-12p ET

June 22, 2016

• Tribute to British Lawmaker Jo Cox; More Debate over Possible Brexit. Aired 11:40a-Noon ET

June 21, 2016

• IOC Upholds IAAF Ban of Russian Track and Field Team, Individual Athletes Forced to Appeal; British Prime Minister Makes Remain Appeal in Front of 10 Downing Street; The Battle for Fallujah; Trump Campaign Manager Sacked. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 20, 2016

• Brexit Debate Enters Final Stretch; The Fight for Fallujah; World Refugee Population Reaches 65 Million; Remembering Jo Cox. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

June 19, 2016

• Brexit Rhetoric Softens After Jo Cox's Death; Iraqi Army Announces Liberation of Fallujah; Historic NBA Game 7 Finals Tonight; Russia Responds to IAAF Olympic Ban. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 17, 2016

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June 15, 2016

• Pro-Leave Fisherman Stage Flotilla Rally on Thames; Russia Loses to Slovakia in Euro 2016; Remembering Orlando Victims; Complications in Doing Business With Iran; African Start-up: ENZI Footwear. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 14, 2016

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June 09, 2016

• Terrorist Attack in Tel Aviv; Concerns over Terrorist Threat Ahead of Euro 2016 Tournament; Will Rio be Ready? Muslim Prayer Service for Muhammad Ali Open to All; According to Reports, Saudi Arabia Threatens UN After Being Put on List of Shame. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 08, 2016

• Hillary Clinton's History-Making Moment; Maria Sharapova Banned for Two Years; Narendra Modi Addresses U.S. Congress. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 07, 2016

• Hillary Clinton Named Presumptive Nominee by AP; At Least 11 Killed in Car Bomb Attack on Police Bus in Istanbul; On Board the USS Harry Truman; Rio Olympic Committee To Address Concerns Over Zika; Saudi Arabia Releases New Details on 2030 Economic Plan. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 06, 2016

• A Tribute to Muhammad Ali; American Journalist, Translator Killed in Afghanistan; Anti-U.S. Base Activists Win Crucial Vote in Okinawa; Ukrainian Authorities Arrest Frenchman Accused of Planning Attacks During Euro 2016; New Satirical Ad Aims at Tackling Islamophobia. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 05, 2016

• Remembering Muhammad Ali; Massive Flooding Hits Australia, France; What Does Ramadan Mean for the UAE?; Iraqi Troops Fight Towards Fallujah; The Polluted Waters of Rio de Janeiro. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 02, 2016

• Turkey Recalls German Ambassador; Blackmail on Facebook; Labor Reform Protests Bring Trains to Halt; The Battle for Fallujah; Saving Yazidis from Sex Slavery; No Cap Set at Latest OPEC Meeting; Rio's Polluted Water. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 01, 2016

• Explosion Rocks Hotel in Mogadishu; French Ship Detects Underwater Signal in Mediterranean; Leave Campaign Proposes Britain Adopt Australia- like Immigration Policy; Donald Trump Announces Plans to Visit UK; Kenya's Eco Post Turns Waste into Construction Material; Abu Dhabi's Budding Street Art. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 31, 2016

• Donald Trump Holds Press Conference; Iraqi Troops Encircle Fallujah. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 30, 2016

• Hundreds of Migrants Feared Dead in Mediterranean; Battle for Fallujah Enters Critical Phase; ISIS Spread into Libya; U.S. Remembers Soldiers on Memorial Day. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 29, 2016

• The Fight for Fallujah; Libertarian Presidential Candidate Gary Johnson Hopes For Opening in U.S. President Race; Real Madrid Brings Home Champion's League Trophy; eSports: A Profile; New App Looks to Take Dating Outdoors; WHO Says No Need to Delay, Move Rio Olympics; The Brexit Debate from the Perspective of Two British European Parliament Members. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 26, 2016

• Israel's Gas Boom; New Report Says Clinton Broke Rules With Private Email Server; Tech Billionaire Admits to Funding Hogan's Lawsuit Against Gawker; ISIS's Attempts to Exploit Libya's Human Smuggling Rings; Remade Top Gear Set to Premier; The History Behind Indy 500's Milk Tradition. Aired 11-12p ET

May 25, 2016

• Concerns of Crime Wave in Rio as Olympic Athletes Targeted by Thieves; President Obama to be First U.S. President to Visit Hiroshima; Trump's Conspiracy Attacks against Clintons; African Start-up: Aero Shutter; ISIS Allowing Some Residents to Leave Raqqa; Israel's Controversial New Defense Minister. Aired 11:00a-12:00P ET

May 24, 2016

• Battle for Fallujah; Kurdish and Arab Forces Announce Raqqa Offensive; Bill Cosby Begins Pre-Trial Hearing; EgyptAir Investigation Continues; Four Deaths on Mount Everest in Four Days; Trump, Clinton Attacks Gain Heat; Belgium's Prison Guard Strike. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 23, 2016

• Former Green Party Leader Alexander Van der Bellen Narrowly Defeats Far-Right Opponent Norbert Hofer in Austrian Presidential Election; Baltimore Police Officer Acquitted in Freddie Gray Death; Poaching Endangers Two Sea Animals in Bay of California; U.S. Lifts Arms Embargo on Vietnam; Search for EgyptAir's Black Boxes Continues; Attacks Near Russian Installations in Syria; U.S. Confirms Afghan Taliban Leader's Death. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 22, 2016

• Fragments Found But Questions Remain in EgyptAir Disaster; Top Taliban Leader Killed in Airstrike; Obama's First Visit to Vietnam; Iraq's Army Prepares To Retake Fallujah From ISIS; Egyptian Officials Warn Against Crash Speculation; Egypt's FM: Crash Could Have Impact On Tourism; Violence Escalates In Predominantly Kurdish City; Turkey's Ruling AK Party Elects New Leader; Binali Yildirim Seen As Key Erdogan Ally. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 20, 2016

• Greek OfficialsMake Grim Discovery in Search for Flight 804; Egyptian Military Spokesman Says Passenger Belongings Found in Mediterranean Sea; Nigerian Military Says They Rescued Another Kidnapepd Chibok Girl. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 18, 2016

• Glimmer of Hope in Boko Haram Kidnappings; Exclusive Access to Front Lines of Libya's Fight; The Brexit Question; Trump Would Speak to North Korea's Leader; White House Threatens to Veto Controversial 9/11 Bill; Flooding and Landslides in Sri Lanka; China's Start-Up Fever; Leicester City Ceelbrates in Bangkok. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 17, 2016

• Bombings Target Baghdad Markets; No Date to Restart Syria Peace Talks; Vote Scheduled for E.U. Membership; World Powers Set to Arm Libya Unity Government; Moscow Supports Fights against Terror, Not Assad; Megyn Kelly Goes Head-to-Head with Donald Trump; Iranian Model Questioned on Live TV; Tutankhamen Scans Contradict Each Other. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 16, 2016

• World Leaders in Vienna Negotiating Syrian Peace; World Leaders Ready to Arm Libya's Unity Government; Fight Against ISIS Continues in Syria; Manchester United Bomb Scare; Donald Trump on Brexit; Former New Zealand PM Helen Clark Seeking to Become First Female U.N. Secretary- General; Suspect in Hacking Deaths Arrested in Bangladesh; 17 French Politicians Speak Out Against Sexual Harassment; Russia Threatens to Boycott Eurovision; Demining the Holy Land. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 15, 2016

• ISIS Claims Another Attack In Baghdad; Controversy Over Eurovision 2016 Winner; Interview with Bollywood Actress Aishwarya Rai Bachchan; Interview with Girl Effect CEO Farah Ramzan Golant; Old Trafford Evacuated After Bomb Scare; Bernie Sanders Fights On Despite Long Odds. Aired 11a- 12p

May 12, 2016

• Dilma Rousseff Impeached, Vows to Fight On; Ryan, Trump Sit Down; U.S. Diplomatic Story On Iran Nuclear Deal Called Into Question. Aired 11a- 12p ET

May 11, 2016

• An Inside Look at Saudi Aramco's Plans; Fragile Ceasefire Holding in Damascus; London Mayor Criticizes Trump; Dilma Rousseff Vows to Fight Impeachment; The Unseen Cost of Displaced People. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 10, 2016

• Rodrigo Duterte Expected To Be Next President Of Philippines; Facebook Accused of Liberal Bias; Brazil Facing Huge Political Problems Ahead of Summer Olympics; Interview with Trevor Noah; Russia's Continued Presence in Syria; North Koreans Celebrate End of Workers Party Congress. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 09, 2016

• Donald Trump Doubles Down on Attacks on Hillary; Will Controversial Frontrunner Becomes Next President of The Philippines?; Protests in Athens as New Round of Austerity Being Negotiated; Iranians Lose 13 Soldiers in Fight for Aleppo Suburb. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 08, 2016

• Kenya Threatens to Close Refugee Camps, Displace 600,000; Saudi Oil Minister Fired; Famed Mafia Photographer Letizia Battaglia Speaks Out; Firefighters Fight to Save Ft. McMurray From Massive Wildfire; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on Egyptian Police; Who Will Donald Trump Pick as Running Mate? Aired 8-9a ET

May 05, 2016

• Inside the USS Missouri; Russia Stages Concert in Palmyra; Donald Trump Last Republican Standing; Venezuela's Hospitals Struggle To Cope with Medicine Shortages. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 04, 2016

• Cruz Drops Out; Projecting General Election Scenarios; 5-Year-Old Afghan Messi Fan Flees Country After Threats; Pyongyang Works to Prepare for Workers' Party Congress; Kenya Announces Foiled Westgate Style Terror Plot. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 03, 2016

• Shortages in Venezuela Affect All Facets of Society; A Brazilian Boxer's Gold Medal Dream; Leicester City Clinches Premier League Title; Interview with Italian Foreign Minister; Abu Dhabi's Bold Vision for Yas Island; Labour Party Wrestling With Anti-Semitism Allegations. Aired 11a- 12p ET

May 02, 2016

• First U.S. Cruise Ship In 40 Years Docks in Havana; Venezuela's Food Crisis; U.S. Calls on Russia to Help End Bombing Campaign in Aleppo; Will Leicester Win Premier League Tonight? Baghdad Protesters Vow to Return to Green Zone. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 01, 2016

• Leicester City Ties Manchester United 1-1; Leicester City Greatest Underdog Of All Time?; Brussels Airport Reopens; Bamboo Masters of Hong Kong; French Protest Proposed Labor Reform Bill. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 28, 2016

• Syrian Cease-Fire in Tatters; Doctors Without Borders Hospital Hit by Airstrike in Aleppo; Facebook's Record Quarter; Qatar Airlines Could Drop Airbus; Interview with Cuban Ballet Master Carlos Acosta. Aired 11a- 12p ET

April 27, 2016

• Trump to Make Major Foreign Policy Speech; South Yorkshire Chief Constable Suspended; Athens Holds Olympic Torch Lighting Ceremony. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 26, 2016

• Hillsborough Inquest Calls 1989 Stadium Deaths Unlawful; Brazilian President Claims Vice President Responsible for Impeachment; Authorities Say Prince Autopsy Results Could Take Weeks. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 25, 2016

• President Obama Speaks On European Unity, Challenges in Middle East; Car Manufacturers Increasing Investment in Chinese Market; Nigeria Steps up Search for Chibok Girls in Sambisa Forest; A Search for Motive in Murder of Eight Family Members in Ohio; USAID Worker, One Other Murdered in Bangladeshi Capital. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 24, 2016

• U.S. President, German Chancellor Hold Joint Press Conference. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 21, 2016

• U.S.-Saudi Need to "Recalibrate" relationship, According to Saudi Intelligence Chief; Oil Prices Rebounding; ISIS Encouraging Saudis To Kill Police Relatives; Queen Elizabeth Begins Birthday Celebration. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET

April 20, 2016

• Philippines Presidential Candidate Rodrigo Duterte Waffles on Apology After Controversial Comments; Trump, Clinton Win Big in New York; 500 Feared Dead After Boat Capsizes in Mediterranean; Was President Obama's Reception in Saudi Arabia a Snub? Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 19, 2016

• Controversial Comments Lands Philippines Presidential Candidate in Hot Water; New York Votes; Controversial Bill Puts Strain on President Obama's Trip to Saudi Arabia; Aid Workers Frustrated Over Slow Delivery to Ecuador's Needy; President Dilma Rousseff Fights Back; Death Toll Over 400 In Ecuador. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 18, 2016

• The Story of a Young Afghan Refugee Who Made it to London; Dilma Rousseff One Step Closer to Impeachment; Oil Prices Fall As OPEC Fail To Reach Deal; Death Toll in Ecuador Rises Over 300; 15 Injured in Jerusalem Bus Explosion. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 17, 2016

• Brazilian Congress Set to Vote on Dilma Rousseff Impeachment; At Least 233 Dead After 7.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Ecuador; Suicide Blast At Soccer Tournament Taints Memory of Iraq's National Pasttime; Israeli Prime Minister Declares Golan Heights Sovereign Israeli Land; Political Bickering, Delays at OPEC Meeting in Doha; President Obama to Visit Saudi Arabia; Pope Francis Accepts Three Syrian Families As Refugees to The Vatican. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 14, 2016

• Kobe Bryant's Epic Final Game; Clinton, Sanders Hold Competing Rallies Ahead of Tonight's Debate; Video Proof of Chibok Girls Surfaces; Earthquake Strikes Southern Japanese Island of Kyushu; Arab Nations Meet in Turkey. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 13, 2016

• Concerns over Press Freedom in Turkey Spill Over Into Germany; President Obama Admits Failure to Plan After Gadhafi's Fall Worse Mistake of Presidency; ISIS Defectors Help Fight Them in Afghanistan; Are Negotiating Skills Partial to Blame for Gender Pay Gap? Aired 11a-12p ET

April 12, 2016

• Concerns over Press Freedom in Turkey Spill Over Into Germany; President Obama Admits Failure to Plan After Gadhafi's Fall Worse Mistake of Presidency; ISIS Defectors Help Fight Them in Afghanistan; Are Negotiating Skills Partial to Blame for Gender Pay Gap? Aired 11a-12p ET

April 11, 2016

• Helmand Capital Under Pressure from Taliban; Danny Willett Wins The Masters; David Cameron Addresses Parliament Over Panama Papers Revelations; Republicans, Democrats Campaign in New York. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET

April 10, 2016

• Sanders, Clinton Trade Barbs Ahead of New York Primary; Saudi Arabia, Egypt Announce Major Economic Package; A Look At the Leaderboard Ahead of Sunday at The Masters; Fireworks Accident Erupts in Deadly Fire; Original Target For Brussels Attackers Paris. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 07, 2016

• Iceland's Pirate Party Gaining Popularity; WhatsApp Now Includes Peer-to-Peer Encryption; Government in Tripoli Steps Down "In Order To Reduce Bloodshed;" Inside Preparations for Assault on Mosul. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

April 06, 2016

• Iceland's Pirate Party Gaining Popularity; WhatsApp Now Includes Peer-to-Peer Encryption; Government in Tripoli Steps Down "In Order To Reduce Bloodshed;" Inside Preparations for Assault on Mosul. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

April 05, 2016

• Iceland Prime Minister Resigns; Donald Trump Under Pressure As Wisconsin Vote Looms; China Silent on Panama Papers Revelations; Israel Suspends Concrete Shipments to Gaza. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 04, 2016

• U.S. Presidential Candidates Campaign in Wisconsin Ahead of Vote Tomorrow; Panama Papers Leak Financial Information for Offshore Accounts; Azerbaijan/Armenia Conflict Flares up In Nagorno-Karabakh Region. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 03, 2016

• Inside Palmyra; Azerbaijan, Armenian Conflict Flares Up; Controversial European/Turkey Refugee Deal Begins Tomorrow; Cannabis Oil Shows Remarkable Results for One Family with Epileptic Son; Real Madrid Wins Unlikely Match Against Barcalona. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 31, 2016

• Disaster in Kolkata; Brazil's Largest Party Drops Support of President; Zuma Must Repay Money Spent on Home; Migrant Workers Abused at Qatar World Cup Site; Lahore Bombing Victims Suffer; Opponents Slam Trump's Abortion Comments; NYPD Counterterrorism Official Blasts Cruz; Trump Excuses Himself. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 30, 2016

• Impeachment Possible for Dilma Rousseff; Assad Accuses Countries of Supporting Terrorism; Pakistan Bombing Death Toll Rises to 74; Brother of ISIS Executioner Speaks Out; Republican Rift Widens at CNN Town Hall; Clinton Takes on Trump in New TV Ad; Accused EgyptAir Hijacker Appears in Court; Brazil's Crisis Deepens Just Months before Olympics; Rohingyas Place Hope on New Myanmar Government; New Nation in Whisky Business; Parting Shots. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 29, 2016

• FBI Unlocks iPhone Without Apple; Man Hijacks Egyptian Air Flight; Donald Trump's Foreign Policy Rattles Experts; European Police Hunt For Brussels Terror Cell; U.S. Orders Military Families Out Of Southern Turkey; Trump Campaign Chief Charged With Simple Battery; Sweeping Raids In Pakistan After Easter Bombing; Obama To Discuss Heroin And Prescription Drug. Aired 11a-12:30p ET

March 28, 2016

• Pakistani Taliban Offshoot Claims Responsibility for Attack that Targeted Lahore Playground; Syrian Government Reclaims Palmyra; Belgian Migrants Describe Their Fears In Wake of Attacks; A Look Into The Contested Island of the South China Sea; Anti-War Protests Overtake Sanaa, Yemen.Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 27, 2016

• Sanders Wins Sweep of Three Western States on Saturday; Ireland Celebrates Centennial of Eastern Rising Rebellion; Right-Wing Protesters Converge on Brussels Memorial; California Chrome Wins Dubai World Cup. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 24, 2016

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March 17, 2016

• Aid Workers in Syria Dodge Airstrikes to Deliver Help; Fox News Cancels Republican Debate After Trump, Kasich Drop Out; The UAE's Happiness Minister; The Middle East's All-Female Rally Team Speed Sisters; Brussels Still on High Alert. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 16, 2016

• Obama Nominates Merrick Garland to Supreme Court; 82 Hospitals Hit Since Russian Intervention in Syria, New Report Says; Trump, Clinton Win Big. New Aired 11a-12p ET

March 15, 2016

• Super Tuesday 3.0; Inside Rebel-held Syria; Leicester City Football Club Gaining Worldwide Fans With Improbable Run; U.S. Offers Help in Investigating Ivory Coast Attacks. New Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 14, 2016

• Super Tuesday 3.0; Inside Rebel-held Syria; Leicester City Football Club Gaining Worldwide Fans With Improbable Run; U.S. Offers Help in Investigating Ivory Coast Attacks. New Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 13, 2016

• Protesters Outside Trump Rally; Protesters Demand Dilma Rousseff's Impeachment; Five Years of Syrian Conflict; Dubai's Grand Prix of Drones; German Report Recommends Greater Balance Between Patient Confidentiality, Public Safety. New Aired 11a-12p ET

March 10, 2016

• Clinton, Sanders Squared off in Miami; Republicans Set to Debate Tonight; Canadian Prime Minister Visits White House. New Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

March 09, 2016

• Famed Music Producer George Martin Dies at 90; Upset Win for Sanders in Michigan; Democrats, Republicans Look Ahead to March 15; Iran Tests Ballistic Missile; Human Rights Groups Criticize Europe's Syrian Migrant Solution; A Look Into Saudi Arabia's Jihadi Rehabilitation Center. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 08, 2016

• Maria Sharapova Amits to Failed Drug Test; UNHCR Criticizes Europe's Plan for Syrian Refugees; Do Women's Products Cost More?; Super Tuesday Part II. New Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 07, 2016

• EU, Turkish Ministers Meet in Brussels Over Migrant Crisis; North Korea Threatens Preemptive Nuclear Attack; Democratic, Republican Paths to Nomination. New Aired 11a-12p ET

March 06, 2016

• Mitt Romney Speaks out Against Trump; Terrorist Attack in Yemen Targets Home for Elderly; Super Saturday Primaries; Can Libya Put Together Anti-ISIS Unity Government? Aired 11a-12p ET

March 03, 2016

• Mitt Romney To Speak Out Against Donald Trump; Plane Debris Found in Mozambique Heads to Australia; Interview with Frm. Lebanese Prime Minister Saad Hariri. Aired 11-11:30a ET

March 02, 2016

• Trump, Clinton Win Big on Super Tuesday; Plane Part Washes Up on Mozambique; 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Off Coast of Indonesia; Syrian Peace Talks Delayed. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

March 01, 2016

• Super Tuesday Could Set Terms for Both Races in U.S.; Taking the Pulse of Hispanic Voters in Texas; Astronaut Mark Kelly Returns from Space; Despite Violations, Ceasefire in Syria Holding. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 29, 2016

• Leonardo DiCaprio, Spotlight Win At Oscars; Many Skeptical of Syrian Ceasefire; American Held in North Korea Speaks; Mosul Dam In Danger of Failing. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 28, 2016

• Theeb Could Be First Jordanian Film to Win Oscar; Relative Quiet Continues in Syria; What's Next For Democrats, Republicans on Campaign Trail?; Iranian Reformists Win Big in Early Voting. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 26, 2016

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February 25, 2016

• FIFA Set to Vote for New President; Interview with Qatar's Energy Minister; Cloud Seeding in the UAE; Can Syria's Cessation of Violence Lead to Political Solution? Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 24, 2016

• Is Donald Trump in Position to Win Nomination?; Will Cessation of Hostilities Hold in Syria; Live from the Brit Awards; China Puts Floor on Gas Prices. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 23, 2016

• Obama Unveils Plan to Close Guantanamo Bay; Syrian Government Signs On to Cease-Fire Deal; Republican Caucuses Prior to Super Tuesday; Afghan Troops Lose Key Parts of Helmand Province; Egyptian Court Sentences 3-Year Old to Jail; Protests Cause Water Shortage in Delhi; Michigan Shooting Suspect Charged; Bill Gates Weighs in on Apple Controversy; Telegram Founder Asked about App's Secrecy; South Africa's Booming Wine Industry; Russian DiCaprio Lookalike. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 22, 2016

• 106-year-old Meet President Obama; Fight Over Britain's Relationship with EU; Is Ceasefire Too Complex To Work in Syria?; Former Presidential Candidates Cashing In. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 21, 2016

• Interview with Turki bin Faisal; Meet Cast of Saturday Night Live Arabic; Suicide Bombings Target Damascus; Trump Wins South Carolina, Clinton Wins Nevada; Australian Authorities Announced They Will Not Deport Baby Asha Immediately. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 18, 2016

• 30 Dead After Two Explosions In Ankara Target Military; Tumbleweeds Invade Australian Town; James Bond's DB 10 Goes On Auction; Apple Refusing to Crack San Bernadino Shooter's iPhone Encryption. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 17, 2016

• UN Aid Convoy Leaves Damascus; Pope Visits Ciudad Juarez; UAE Looking to Diversify Relationship with India; Canadian Oil Producers Hit Hard by Falling Prices; Explosion in Ankara. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 16, 2016

• Pope Francis Delivers Mass to Morelia Residents; Syrian Rebels Getting Squeezed on all Sides; Taylor Swift Comes up Big at Grammy Awards; Pope John Paul II's Surprising Friendship; Donald Trump's German Roots. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 15, 2016

• Turkey, Syria Continue Sparring Over Syria; Two Syrian Hospitals Destroyed by Airstrikes; Pope Addresses Poorest State in Mexico; UAE Names First Ever Happiness Minister; The Volatile Price of Oil. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 14, 2016

• Pope Francis Begins Trip to Mexico; Premier League Update; Diplomatic Situation Dire Over Syria; London Set to Host BAFTAs; Christchurch Hit With Earthquake. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 11, 2016

• Russian Cease-fire Timeline Draws Criticism; Markets Continue to Tumble of Uncertainty; U.S. Presidential Election from Middle East Perspective; Interview with Legendary French Singer Charles Aznavour; Venice Tames Canals. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 10, 2016

• U.S. Athlete Hope Solo Has Doubts About Attending Rio Olympics; Visiting Israeli Kibbutz That Might Have Inspired Bernie Sanders; Red Carpet for President el-Sisi Enrages Some in Egypt; U.S. Presidential Candidates Move on to South Carolina, Nevada. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 09, 2016

• Two Trains Collide in Germany; South African President Under Fire for Home Renovations; Gloves Off Ahead of New Hampshire Vote; Finland City Looks To Make Big Strides in E-Medicine; Russian Foreign Minister Claims New Concrete Plan To End Syrian Conflict; Violence in Hong Kong As Protesters Clash with Police. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 08, 2016

• UN Security Council Considers Action Against North Korea; Pro-Assad Supporters Optimistic Military Solution Possible; UAE Would Support Sending anti-ISIS Ground Forces to Syria; Far East Celebrates Lunar New Year; Beyonce Stoles Show at Super Bowl Halftime. Aired 11a-12p ET

February 07, 2016

• Peyton Manning Squares off with Cam Newton in Super Bowl 50; Gulf Nations Push Back Against Criticism They Aren't Doing Enough for Syrian Refugess; World Leaders Condemn North Koreans for Rocket Launch. Aired 11a- 12p ET

February 04, 2016

• Concerns Over Zika Not Stopping Carnival Goers; UN Panel To Rule Julian Assange Unlawfully Detained; Sanders, Hillary Set for First One-on- One Debate; 11-Year-Old Afghan Boy Assassinated by Taliban; Super Bowl Ads Reach Record Price; International Community Pledging Big Sums for Humanitarian Aid to Syrians. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 03, 2016

• Has Qatar Made the World's Ugliest Supercar? Indian Carmaker to Change name of its Zica Hatchback; U.S. Presidential Candidates Head to New Hampshire; Inside a Secret U.S. Airbase. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

February 02, 2016

• US Election Moves on to New Hampshire; Planned North Korean Launch Examined; Syria Peace Talks; Zika Virus Update. Aired 11:15a-Noon ET

February 01, 2016

• Iowans Set to Vote in U.S.'s First Primary; How WAs The Zika Virus Overlooked So Long? Boko Haram Razes Village; Pep Guardiola Announced as Manchester City's Next Manager. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 31, 2016

• SAG Awards Showcase Diversity; Interview with Rory McIlroy; Iowa Caucuses Explained; France Proposes Israeli-Palestinian Peace Plan, Israeli Prime Minister Rejects it. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 28, 2016

• WHO Calls Emergency Meeting On How to Deal with Zika Outbreak; Iran Expanding Oil Refineries; Can Borderless Europe Survive?; Turkey's Hot Television Dramas. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 27, 2016

• Iran Expands World's Largest Oil Field; Trump Pulls Out of Last GOP Debate; Can Borderless Europe Survive? African Startup: SRS Aviation. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 26, 2016

• Brazil Health Authorities Advise Women to Delay Pregnancy; Denmark Passes Anti-Refugee Law; Fmr. German Policeman Speaks Out About New Year's Eve Attacks. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 25, 2016

• Egyptian Authorities Crackdown Ahead of Anniversary of Tahrir; U.S. Presidential Contenders Hit Campaign Trail A Week Ahead of Iowa Caucus; President Rouhani Makes First State Visit To Europe in 16 Years. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 24, 2016

• British Inquiry Blames Russian President for Assassination of Litvinenko; Volatility Continues in World Markets; Amateur Golfer Brian Dechambeau Leads Abu Dhabi After First Day; Saudi Arabia Hints at Oil Strategy Change at World Economic Forum; Turkey's Quiet Automotive Behemoth; Eastern United States Gets Ready for Massive Snow Storm. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 21, 2016

• British Inquiry Blames Russian President for Assassination of Litvinenko; Volatility Continues in World Markets; Amateur Golfer Brian Dechambeau Leads Abu Dhabi After First Day; Saudi Arabia Hints at Oil Strategy Change at World Economic Forum; Turkey's Quiet Automotive Behemoth; Eastern United States Gets Ready for Massive Snow Storm. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 19, 2016

• Lebanese Christian Factions Compromise, Nominate Presidential Candidate; Pakistan Mediates Iran-Saudi Diplomatic Conflict; Worry Key Emotion Headed into World Economic Forum. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 18, 2016

• Venezuela's Oil Subsidies to Cuba at Risk; World Oil Prices React to Iran's Sanctions Being Lifted; Hong Kong Bookseller Gui Minhai Reemerges on Chinese State TV. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 17, 2016

• Iranian Sanctions Lifted; Iran Releases Four Americans in Prisoner Swap; CNN Looks Back at First Gulf War Coverage; Jakarta Residents Refuse to be Afraid. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 14, 2016

• Alan Rickman Dies at 69; Terrorist Attack in Jakarta Has Suspected Links To ISIS; Academy Award Nominations; Mass Graves in Sinjar; IAAF Accused of Doping Knowledge. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 13, 2016

• President Obama Calls for Political Unity in Last State of the Union; Iran Releases 10 U.S. Sailors; The Child Soldiers of ISIS; African Startup: Cupcake Boutique. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 12, 2016

• U.S. President Set To Deliver Last State of the Union Address; According to UN 400 Madaya Residents Need Immediate Evacuation for Medical Treatment; 10 Dead After Suicide Bomber Attacks Instanbul; Outgoing OPEC President Calls For Emergency Meeting. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

January 11, 2016

• Music Legend David Bowie Dies at 69; What's Next for El Chapo?; Aid Trucks Reach Starving Residents of Madaya, Syria; Who Will Blink First: Iran Softens Language, Blames Saudi For Regional Conflicts. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

January 10, 2016

• Sean Penn Conducts First Ever Interview with El Chapo; Syrian Peace Talks Face Trouble After Saudi, Iranian Diplomatic Row; Star Wars Posts Biggest Opening Day in Chinese History; Syrian City of Madaya Under Siege and Starving. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 07, 2016

• Paris Terror Attack Thwarted; One Year Since Charlie Hebdo Attack; Iran-Saudi Tensions Examined; ISIS Situation Update. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 06, 2016

• North Korea Angers World With Latest Nuclear Test; African Startup: Chocolate Clothing Line; German Women Report Being Attacked on New Year's Eve. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 05, 2016

• U.S. President Set to Announce Gun Control Measures; Kuwait Latest to Suspend Diplomatic Relations with Iran; Zidane Named Manager of Real Madrid. Aired 11:00a-11:39a ET

January 04, 2016

• Bahrain Cuts off Diplomatic Ties with Iran; Anti-Government Militia Occupy Wildlife Refuge in Oregon; Mexican Mayor Assassinated Day After Inauguration; Concerns After Hong Kong Bookseller Disappears. Aired 11a-12p ET

January 03, 2016

• Shia World Reacts as Saudi Executes Nimr al-Nimr; Turkey Buried in Snow; CNN Tests Cuba's Tourism Infrastructure; Donald Trump on Attack Against Hillary Clinton. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 30, 2015

• A Look At Middle East Crises of 2015; Belgian Authorities Arrest Two Terror Suspects; Chinese Diner Cutting Out Middleman. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 29, 2015

• South American Experiencing Worst Flooding in Decades; Iraq's Prime Minister Vows To Push ISIS out of Iraq in 2016; United Tie with Chelsea Buys Manager Time. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 28, 2015

• Iraqi Military Flies Flag Over Ramadi Government Compound; Japan- South Korea Reach Rapprochement on Comfort Women; Brazil, Israel Feud Over Ambassador Appointment; Iraqi Conductor Inspires with Cello at Bombing Sites; Is Louis van Gaal Next High Profile Premier League Manager Out?. Aired 11a-Noon ET

December 27, 2015

• Iraqi Forces Break Through in Ramadi; Bill Clinton Set to Campaign for Hillary Clinton in January; Disasters This Holiday Season in United States, Britain, Australia Leave Thousands Stranded. Aired 11-11:30a ET

December 24, 2015

• Special: Connect the World Goes on the Road in the Middle East. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 23, 2015

• Iraqi Forces Continue Push to Retake Ramadi; Ghana's First Car Company; British Muslim Family Denied Entry to U.S.; What Does Biblical Wine Look Like? Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 22, 2015

• Iraqis Begin Push to Retake Ramadi; Kenyan Muslims Protect Christian Passengers on Bus Attacked by al Shabaab; Afghan Forces Fight to Retain Control of Helmand Province; Building Affordable Housing in London; Bethlehem's Tourism Problem. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 21, 2015

• Sepp Blatter Fires Back; Star Wars Shattering Box Office Records; African Startup: Feed Green Ethiopia; Investigators Rule out Terrorism in Las Vegas; Appeals to Supreme Court Fail in Indian Rape Case. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

December 20, 2015

• Anger in Delhi After Rapist Released; A Look At Democratic Presidential Debate; British Royal Navy Working With Nigeria To Help Police Gulf of Guinea; American Soldier Honored For Role in Protecting Holocaust Victims; Pep Guardiola to Step Down at Bayern Munich After Season. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 17, 2015

• Russian President Supports U.S. Diplomatic Efforts; The Many Faces of Trump; The Middle East's Quentin Tarrantino; Jose Mourinho Sacked at Chelsea Football Club. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 16, 2015

• Recap of Republican Debate; African Startup: Tumbzup's Payment Pebble; Report from Russia's Staging Area in Latakia, Russia; Saudi Arabia Announces 34 Arab Country Anti-Terrorism Coalition. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 14, 2015

• U.S. Republican Hopefuls Set For Last Debate of 2015; Jedi School in Manhattan Gives Fans Workout; A Flurry of Diplomatic Activity to Solve Middle East Crises; Oil Prices Continue Slide; Surge in Second Round Voting Prevents National Front Takeover in France. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 13, 2015

• World Leaders Reach Agreement at COP21; Saudi Women Vote For First Time; Ted Cruz Now Leading in Latest Iowa Poll; Libya Factions to Sign Unity Agreement in Rome. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 09, 2015

• U.S. President Reassures Americans After San Bernadino Terrorist Attack; Israel Patrols Land and Sea to Prevent ISIS From Exploiting Sinai; The Traveling Soup Kitchen Following Refugees in Europe; France's Far Right Front Nationale Party Winning Big In Local Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 08, 2015

• Donald Trump Faces Criticism Over Proposal to Ban All Muslims from Entering U.S.; Qamishli in Syria Peaceful, Still Touched by Civil War; Mark Ronson on the Making of Uptown Funk. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET

December 07, 2015

• U.S. President Reassures Americans After San Bernadino Terrorist Attack; Israel Patrols Land and Sea to Prevent ISIS From Exploiting Sinai; The Traveling Soup Kitchen Following Refugees in Europe; France's Far Right Front Nationale Party Winning Big In Local Elections. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 06, 2015

• French President Confident For Deal at COP21; U2 Returns to Paris; Emergeast Aims to Pair Art Collectors with Emerging Middle Eastern Artists; A German Supermarket Commercial Creates Buzz; Venezuela to Vote in Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET

December 03, 2015

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December 02, 2015

• British Lawmakers Debate Taking Action in Syria; Join CNN's Flight to Freedom Campaign; The Female Kurdish Fighters Taking Fight to ISIS; Donald Trump, Hillary Clinton Frontrunners For Their Party's Nomination. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

December 01, 2015

• Coverage of COP21. Aired 8-9a ET

November 30, 2015

• Environmental Activists Pushing For Strong Action on Climate Change; Russian President Will Not Meet Turkish President in Paris; Remember Rugby Legend Jonah Lomu. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 29, 2015

• Pope Francis Delivers Mass In War-Torn Bangui, Central African Republic; Republican Presidential Candidate Ben Carson Visits Syrian Refugee Camps in Jordan; French Police Arrest 100 Protesters Ahead of COP21 in Paris. Aired 11a-12p ET

November 26, 2015

• Pope Visits Nairobi; Turkish President: Russia Should Apologize to Us; Silk Road: Armenia's IT Sector; Belgian Imam Attempts to Combat Extremism With Afterschool Program. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 25, 2015

• Russia Responds After Turkey Shoots Down Plane; African Start-up: Edusto Ventures. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 23, 2015

• Belgium on Lockdown; UAE Attempts to Remake Economy with Innovation Week; Russia, Iran Leaders Meet; Britain Pledges Support for France's Fight Against ISIS; Anti-Refugee Rhetoric Filters Into U.S. Presidential Campaigns. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 22, 2015

• Brussels on Lockdown; Paris Returning to Normalcy After Attacks; What is Middle Eastern ISIS Strategy Going Forward?; Egypt, Argentina Vote. Aired 11a-12p ET

November 18, 2015

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November 12, 2015

• Indian Prime Minister Addresses UK Parliament; Diwali: The Festival of Lights; Explosions Rock Southern Beirut; Vienna Conference Deadlocked Over Bashar al-Assad's Fate; Criticism of IDF for Hospital Raid. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 09, 2015

• Aung San Suu Kyi's Opposition Party Celebrates Gains in Parliament; Russian Investigators Visit Airport in Sharm el-Sheikh; Bedouins Face Down ISIS Affiliate Without Firing a Shot; Brazil Hosts First Annual Indigenous Games; Anti-Doping Commission Report Finds Russia's Athletics Systematic Doping. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 08, 2015

• St. Petersburg Mourns Metrojet Passengers; Myanmar Votes; Taiwan and China Presidents Have Historic Meeting in Singapore; New Film Depicts Events Leading Up To Yitzhak Rabin's Death. Aired 11a-12:00p ET

November 05, 2015

• Egypt Says No Evidence of Bomb on Metrojet Plane; Egyptian President Discussed Crash with British Prime Minister Cameron in London; Thousands of Tourists Stranded in Sharm el-Sheikh; Security Challenges in the Sinai; Art and Culture Shared along the Silk Road. Aired 11-11:30a ET

November 04, 2015

• New Developments in Metrojet Crash in Egypt; Remembering Yitzhak Rabin's Legacy of Peace; Canada's New Prime Minister Sworn In; A Fresh Approach; Rubio Gains, Bush Drops in Latest Opinion Polls; Religious Intolerance in India; U.S. Investors Flock to Cuba Trade Fair; Hopes for Peace Dim on Anniversary of Rabin's Death; Parting Shots. Aired 11a-12p ET

November 03, 2015

• Yemen Could See Half A Meter of Rain; Yazidi Civilians Prepare for Brutal Winter Atop Mount Sinjar; Michelle Payne Becomes First Woman Jockey To Win Melbourne Cup; One Square Meter: Tokyo's Microhousing Boom; American Satellite Detects Heat Flash During Russian Jet Crash; Prominent Iraqi Politician Ahmed Chalabi Dies at 71. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 02, 2015

• War Ravaged Yemen Prepares for Tropical Cyclone; Myanmar Prepares to Vote; Debate Over When Iranian Sanctions Will be Lifted; Turkey's AKP Wins Outright Majority. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

November 01, 2015

• St. Petersburg Mourns Russian Crash Victims In Egypt; Malala Yousafzai's Message To Syrian Refugee Children; How the World Celebrates All Hallow's Eve; Tropical Cyclone Prepares To Makes Landfall in Yemen; ISIS Takes Town Near Homs. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 28, 2015

• U.S. Invites Iran To Syrian Peace Talks; Too Hot? New Study Projects Deadly Temperatures in Middle East By 2100; Iranian Justice System Under Fire. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 27, 2015

• Syrian Christians Welcome Russian Airstrikes, Hope for Peace; Beatles 1 Album Remastered and Rereleased; Kurdish YPG Defends Regained Territory from ISIS; Transformations: Turning Eiffel Tower Green. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 26, 2015

• Saudi Court Rejects Appeal Of Controversial Execution; Volunteers Helping Palestinians Harvest Olives; Massive Earthquake Strikes Afghanistan/Pakistan Border; The Bond Brand; Fears of Global Economic Slowdown Ahead of World Economic Forum. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 25, 2015

• Election Day Around the World; Cuba Allows Some Drones To Capture Aerial Havana; Newly Released Video Shows Inside Raid on ISIS Prison; All Blacks Escape South Africa, Head to World Cup Final; Jordan Proposes 24 Hour Video Surveillance of Temple Mount Site. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 22, 2015

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October 21, 2015

• El Chapo Evades Police Again; The Conflict From Both Sides: Palestinian, Israelis Talk About Root Causes; Syrian President Visits Moscow; Predicting the Future: Back to the Future Day Today. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

October 20, 2015

• Chinese President Speaks to UK Parliament; New Canadian Prime Minister Promises New Direction; Violence in Israel Continues. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 19, 2015

• Svalbard Global Seed Vault Prepares For First Even Withdrawal; Deadly Rampage at Israeli Bus Station; Protests Erupt Over Rape of Young Children in Delhi; Low Turnout Plagues Egyptian Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 18, 2015

• 16,000 Evacuated From Homes in Philippines Due To Typhoon Koppu; Possibility for All Southern Hemisphere Semifinal at Rugby World Cup; Clashes Continue in Jerusalem; Adoption Day For Iranian Nuclear Deal; Egyptian To Vote In Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 15, 2015

• U.S. President Delays Troop Drawdown in Afghanistan; Palestinians Blaming Israeli Policies for Latest Outbreak of Violence; London's Tate Gallery Exhibits Experiment on the Regeneration of Life. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

October 14, 2015

• Turkish President Visits Site of Bombing; Security Stepped up As Israeli-Palestinian Violence Continues; The Art of the Soviet Union; Turkey Begins Investigation into Ankara Bombing. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 13, 2015

• Dutch, Russian Investigators Offer Contradictory Reports on MH17; A Preview of Democratic Party's First Presidential Debate; Former Saudi Intelligence Minister Questions Russia's Involvement in Syria; Addis Ababa's Housing Boom; The Missing iPhone that Showed up in Yemen. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 12, 2015

• Turkey Mourns Protesters Killed in Bomb Attack; Northwest German Town Population Quadruples After Influx of Refugees; Russian Intervention In Syria Complicating Peace Outlook; All Blacks Haka Explained; Mystery Surrounds Jason Rezaian Verdict in Iran. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET

October 11, 2015

• Jason Rezaian Verdict Remains Unknown; Thousands Gather to Remember Bomb Attack Victims in Ankara; Democratic Contenders Set To Square Off In First Debate Tuesday; Josephine Kulea Fights To Change Her Communities Pratices Toward Young Girls; How Were Suffragettes Depicted in Film? Aired 11a-12p ET

October 08, 2015

• Women's Rights Protesters Interrupt Suffragette Premiere; What is Russia's Endgame with Syria? Sepp Blatter, Michel Platini Suspended by FIFA; Yazidi Women Tell Their Stories; Volkswagen USA President Testifies Before U.S. Congress. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 07, 2015

• U.S. Calls MSF Hospital Strike A Mistake; Meet The Sun Brigade; Russia Providing Air Support for Assad Regime Forces; African Startup: Chocolate Mamas; A Look Into The World's Largest Refugee Camp. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 06, 2015

• Turkey Warns Russia "An Attack On Turkey Is An Attack On NATO," ISIS Claims Responsibility for Yemen Hotel Attack; Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement Reached; One Square Meter: Accra, Ghana. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 05, 2015

• Former Syrian National Council Members Discusses What Went Wrong; Russia Causes Anxiety Over Incursions Into Turkish Airspace; Urban Farming in London; Yazidi Women Share Their Stories. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

October 04, 2015

• NATO-led Airstrikes Hit Doctors Without Borders Hospital in Kunduz; Russia Proclaims Bombing Campaign Successful; Yazidi Women Turn to Photography to Heal ISIS Scars; England Knocked out of Rugby World Cup by Australia; Jose Mourinho Under Pressure at Chelsea. Aired 11a-12p ET

October 01, 2015

• Russia Begins Airstrikes Targeting Other Groups Outside of ISIS. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 30, 2015

• Russia Begins Airstrikes in Syria; Interview with David Beckham; African Startup: SuperGeek; The Fight for Kunduz. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 29, 2015

• Afghan Forces Battle To Retake Kunduz; Russia, U.S. Offer Competing Visions For Fight Against ISIS: Former FIFA VP Jack Warner Banned for Life; New Delhi's Most Expensive Retail Location. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 28, 2015

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September 24, 2015

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September 23, 2015

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September 22, 2015

• EU Migrant Crisis Deepens; Iran Celebrates Sacred Defense Week; India's Top Car Manufacture Has Global Dreams; Heavily Armed Rangers Search for Rhino Poachers. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 21, 2015

• The Winners and Losers at the Emmys; Israel's Prime Minister Meets Russian President Over Syria Buildup; Santeria's Role in Cuba; IAEA Tour Parchin Nuclear Site; Volkswagen Admits to Cheating EPA; Indian Startup Teams with Dabbawallahs for Delivery Solution. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 20, 2015

• India's Answer to Uber; Pope Francis Visits Cuba; Hungary Reopens Border with Serbia; Carly Fiorina Rises in Polls Post Debate. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 17, 2015

• Croatia Closes Borders 24 Hours After Opening Them To Refugees; Elton John Gets Pranked; Chile Picking Up After 8.3 Magnitude Earthquake Offshore; How Do Iranians Feel About Trump?. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 15, 2015

• Republicans Candidates Prepare for Debate; Iranians Have Positive Outlook For Economic Future; Syrian Refugees Stopped on Hungarian-Serbian Border; Singapore High-Rise Allows Buyers To Park Car in Living Room. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 14, 2015

• Tony Abbott Ousted As Prime Minister; Dubai's Nervous Stock Exchange; U.S., Europe Should Do More To Help Syrian Refugees, According to Frm. British Foreign Secretary David Miliband; Game of Thrones Fans Flock to Northern Ireland; Wales Builds Largest Man-Made Wave Generator. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 13, 2015

• Labour Party Picks Surprising New Leader; Flavia Pannetta Wins U.S. Open, Then Retires; Arabic Version of Sesame Street Back On Air After 25 Years; Police Clash with Protesters on Temple Mount; Germany to Institute Border Controls; Afghan Interpreters for Britain Find Difficulty Seeking Asylum; Saudi King Visits Mecca After Crane Accident Kills 107. Aired 11a- 12p ET

September 10, 2015

• Startling Discovery Of New Possible Human Ancestor; Russia's Lone Opposition Party Candidate; Israel's Holocaust Survivors Ask Government To Admit Syrian Refugees; Interview with Jordan's Queen Rania; Russia Admits to Supporting Bashar, Denies Buildup of Military Activity in Syria. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 09, 2015

• Head of European Commission Calls for Unity; Queen Elizabeth Becomes Longest Service Monarch in British History; Interview with Jordanian Government Spokesman Mohammad Momani; Senate Democrats Cross Threshold To Filibuster Disapproval of Iranian Deal; African Startup: Eco Designs. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 08, 2015

• More Migrants Break Out of Hungarian Holding Camps, Walk Towards Border; North Korean Leader Has Firm Grip on Power; Pope Francis Amends Catholic Process For Annulment; Interview with UN special Envoy To Syria Staffan de Mistura. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 07, 2015

• Interview with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. No Evidence Russia Plans Attacks Inside Syria; Britain Announces It Will Accept 20,000 Refugees Over Next Five Years; Recent Deaths No Deterrent For Migrants Desperate To Get To Europe; Stopping Price Tag Attack In Israel No East Task. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 06, 2015

• Interview with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Reports Claim Russia Building Forces In Syria; United Arab Emirates Mourns Soldier Deaths in Yemen; The Piano Man of Syria; Israel Debates Refugee Crisis; Refugees Praise Germany, Merkel; German Chancellor Says Others Most Do More. Aired 11a-12p ET

September 03, 2015

• Survivor's Ink Gives Sex Trafficking Survivors A Second Life; Can a Single Picture Change Public Opinion? Syrian Refugees Stuck on Train Outside Budapest; China Puts on Largest Military Parade In Its History. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

September 02, 2015

• President Obama Gets Last Vote Needed To Block Rejections of Iran Deal; U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry Speaks About the Iran Nuclear Deal. Aired 11:00a-12:00P ET

September 01, 2015

• Migrants Prevented From Boarding Train in Budapest; Lebanese Protests Outside Environment Ministry; African Startup: Bio Mada; One Square Meter: Santiago. Aired 11:00a-12:00P ET

August 31, 2015

• Letting Iraqis, Syrians Move On To Germany; Serena Williams Goes for First Career Grand Slam; U.S. President Visits Arctic To Spotlight Climate Change. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 30, 2015

• A Call to Topple a Prime Minister; Interview with Bernie Sanders. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 27, 2015

• Usain Bolt Wins 200 Meter; Interview with Hungary Government Spokesman; Europe's Migrant Crisis; World Market's Roller Coaster Week; Politicians React to Virginia Shooting; Russia's Power Play In The Middle East. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 25, 2015

• Serbia Opens Doors to Asylum Seekers; Will Joe Biden Get In The Race? Stock Markets Rebound; Paris Prosecutor Lays Case Against Shooter. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 24, 2015

• World Stocks Down Sharply Again in Trading; Chinese Couples Using Americans as Surrogates; Immigration Crisis on Macedonia's Border; ISIS Blows Up Ancient Temple in Palmyra. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 23, 2015

• Lebanese Youth Protest Government Corruption; Britain Reopen Embassy in Tehran; Stocks Plunge Around the World; Palestinian Comedy Festival. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 20, 2015

• Yemen Worst Humanitarian Crisis in World; Serena Williams Still Nervous Entering Center Court; Greek Prime Minister to Resign; Jimmy Carter Discusses Cancer Diagnosis; Mohammad Allan Released. Aired 8:00a-9:00a ET

August 19, 2015

• Ramped Up Security in Thailand; Syrian Refugees Flee to Europe; Saving Syria's History; More Terror Attacks in Turkey; Examining Latest US Election Polls. Aired 10-11a ET

August 18, 2015

• Thai Authorities in Search of Bombing Suspect; Despite Being Out- Numbered, U.S. Trained Syrian Rebels Dedicated to Cause; Buenos Aires' New Audio/Visual Hub; Amazon Fires Back At Scathing New York Times Report. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 17, 2015

• Breaking News - Bomb Blast At Bangkok Shrine. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 16, 2015

• Death Toll Climbs Over 100 in Tianjin; Nouri al-Maliki Blamed for Fall of Mosul; 54 Feared Dead After Indonesian Plane Goes Down In Mountains; Protests Against Dilma Rousseff Call for Her Impeachment; Hillary Clinton's Email Troubles Continue; Donald Trump's Improbable Popularity in Iowa. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 13, 2015

• At least 50 Dead, Hundreds Injured After Massive Explosion in Tianjin, China; The Battle for Yarmouk; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Market Attack in Baghdad; Calls for Jose Mourinho to Apologize for Chelsea Team Doctor. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 12, 2015

• ISIS Claims to Have Beheaded Croatian Hostage; China's Currency Drops for Second Straight Day; Cubans Set to Welcome American Tourists; The Vigilantes of Mexico. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 11, 2015

• Google's New Structure; Amnesty International Proposes Decriminalization of Sex Work; Trumps Comes out Swinging; Iraqi Parliament Supports Government Reform Package. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 10, 2015

• F-16s Arrive in Turkey; Violence Erupts in Ferguson; The Syrian War From the Perspective of Damascus Residents; According to Some, Body Cameras Will Not Solve Policing in America; Turkey's Fight Against PKK. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 09, 2015

• Pro-Government Forces Making Huge Against Against Houthis in Yemen; ISIS's Troubling New Tactics; The Search for Debris on Reunion Island; President Obama Hits Back Against Critics of Iranian Nuclear Deal; Singapore Celebrates Turning 50; Nagasaki Remembers Atomic Bomb. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 06, 2015

• Republican Presidential Candidates Prepare for First Debate; Confusion Over Certainty Of Plane Part Belonging to MH370; More Plane Debris Found on Reunion Island; Historic Floods in India Displace Thousands; Jon Stewart Signs Off Tonight; Japan Prays for Peace on 70th Anniversary of Hiroshima Bombing; Russia Steps up Crackdown of Banned Western Foods; President Obama Attacks Critics in Defense of Iran Nuclear Agreement; At least 12 Dead in Bombing at Saudi Mosque. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

August 05, 2015

• A Syrian Activists' Trek Through Seven European Countries; Massive Flooding in Eastern India; 10,000 Firefighters Battle Calfifornia's Fires; U.S. to Provide Air Cover to Syrian Rebels Fighting ISIS; NTSB, Boeing Officials Join Investigators in France. Aired 11a-12p ET

August 03, 2015

• President Obama Looks to Legacy With New Climate Change Plan; U.S. Secretary of State Visits with Gulf Nations over Iran Nuclear Deal; French Investigators Examining Flaperon Found on Reunion Island. Aired 11:00a- 12:00a ET

August 02, 2015

• New Debris Found on Reunion Island; Hillary Clinton Releases Tax Records; Israeli Government Vows to Crack Down on All Forms of Extremism; 16-year-old Stabbed at Jerusalem Gay Pride Parade Dies; Myanmar Downed by Monsoon; Researchers Confirm Jericho the Lion Still Alive. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

July 30, 2015

• Airplane Debris Washes Up on Reunion Island; Israeli Parliament Passes Controversial Force Feeding Law; A Look at Illegal Refugee Camps in Calais, France. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 28, 2015

• Saif al-Islam Sentenced to Death; Top AI Scientists Warn Against Weaponization; NATO Gives Unanimous Support To Turkey; President Obama Speaks at African Union Headquarters. Aired 11:00a-12p ET

July 27, 2015

• Chinese Stocks Close Down After Government Programs End; U.S. President Visits Ethiopia; U.S. Releases 2014 Trafficking in Persons Report; Despite Fall in Price, UAE Still Gold Obsessed; Turkey Calls Emergency NATO Meeting. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 26, 2015

• Car Bomb Rocks Mogadishu Hotel; Turkey Conducts Airstrikes on ISIS, PKK Targets; President Obama Concludes Kenya Visit, Heads to Ethiopia; British Cyclist Chris Froome Set to Win Second Tour de France. Aired 11a- 12p ET

July 23, 2015

• Kenya's Smuggler Routes; Opposition to Nuclear Deal in Both Iran, U.S.; El Chapo a Hero?; Ancient Quran Manuscript Found in UK; Eco Tourism Along the New Silk Road. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 21, 2015

• Protests Erupt In Turkey Over Government's Handling of Security; International Mayors, Governors Meet in Vatican Over Human Trafficking, Climate Change Initiatives; International Community Rallies Behind Palestinian Village Slated For Demolition; French Locals Upset Over Beach Closure; Egypt's Sexual Harassment Problem. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 20, 2015

• Bomb Attack in southern Turkey Leaves 28 Dead; FIFA Will Elect New President Feb. 26, 2016; Australian Surfer Mick Fanning Narrowly Escapes Great White Attack in South Africa; David Cameron Outlines British Anti- Extremism Strategy; UN Security Council Unanimously Approves Iranian Nuclear Deal; Cubans Celebrate Opening of U.S. Embassy. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 19, 2015

• Tennessee Shooter Family Says Abdulazeez Suffered From Depression; Authorities Think El Chapo Guzman May Have had Access To Prison Floor Plan, GPS; ISIS Blast Kills 120; Footage of British Royal Family Sparks Debate Over Family's Archives; Round Three At British Open Sees Five-Way Tie for First. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 16, 2015

• New Video Shows Moment El Chapo Escaped; The Reason for Donald Trumps Popularity; New Report Blames Russia For MH17; Protests in Greece as Public Rejects Austerity; Jordan Speith Goes for Three Straight; The Worsening Yemen Crisis. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 15, 2015

• Can Libya's Peace Accord Survive; Greek Parliament to Vote on Bailout Terms; Iranians Celebrate Nuclear Deal. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 14, 2015

• Dubai Stands To Gain From Iran Nuclear Deal; Oil Prices Fall After Iran Deal Signed; Israel Slams Iranian Nuclear Deal; Housing Prices Soar in Berlin. Aired 11a-12p ET

July 13, 2015

• Greece Agrees To Tough New Bailout Deal; Hunt for El Chapo Continues; Novak Djokovic, Serena Williams Revive Tradition at Wimbledon Ball; German's Political Cost for Greek Deal. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 09, 2015

• China Stocks Rebound; No Nuclear Deal As Deadline Passes; In Morocco, Women Being Trained As Islamic Guides; Deadline Fast Approaching For Greece To Propose New Bailout Terms. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 08, 2015

• Greeks Ask for Three Year Bailout; Iran Aims to Boost Tourism; According to Gerry Adams, Sinn Fein Stands in Solidarity with Greece; U.S.- UAE Launch Joint Venture To Combat ISIS on Social Media. Aired 11:00a- 12:00P ET

July 07, 2015

• An Ancient Iranian City with a Knack for Negotiating; London remembers 7/7; The Pope Addresses Millions in Quito; Fears of Greek Exit Mount. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 06, 2015

• Anti-China Protests Erupt in Turkey; Greek Finance Minister Resigns; Europe Awaits Greek's Latest Debt Proposals; U.S. Women Win World Cup. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

July 02, 2015

• Tunisia Arrests Eight In Connection With Recent Terrorist Attacks; Markets React to Greek Uncertainty; Former Israeli President Shimon Peres on Iranian Nuclear Talks; Can Libya Force Unity Government? Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

July 01, 2015

• Greece Prime Minister Walks Back From Earlier Statement, Urges Greek To Reject Referendum; The first of Britain's Terrorism Victims Returns from Tunisia; Iran, U.S. Nuclear Talks. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 30, 2015

• Police Hunt for Accomplices in Tunisian Hotel Attack; Tunisia Deploys 1,000 Police To Protect Tourist Sites; Last Minute Talks Between Greece, European Commission; Interview with Roger Federer; U.S., Iran Extend Nuclear Talks; NBC Ends Relationship with Donald Trump. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 29, 2015

• Greece Introduces Capital Controls on Banks; Escaped U.S. Prison Captured; European Interior Ministers Visit Site of Sousse Terrorist Attack; Kuwaitis Come Together in Wake of Terrorist Attack; Instabul Police Break up Gay Pride Parade. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 28, 2015

• Is Grexit Inevitable? Picking Up the Pieces After Sousse Terrorist Attack; World Celebrates Supreme Court Decision. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 24, 2015

• France Upset Over Reports U.S. Spied on President; The Virtual Silk Road in China; Clearing ISIS Bombs Left Behind in Tal Abyad; Interview with Prince Fahad al Saud; Iran Draws New Red Lines Over Nuclear Negotiations. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET

June 23, 2015

• Amman's Refugee Challenge; One Square Meter: Las Vegas; New York Police Pick Up Trail of Escaped Prisoners in Owls Head; Jordan Takes Tourism Hit From Regional Instability. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 22, 2015

• Greek Prime Minister Offers Concessions Ahead of Debt Talks; Al Jazeera Journalist Detained in Berlin Released; UN Report Condemns Both Sides In Gaza War; Can Comics Help Reshape the Middle East? Aired 11:00a- 12:00a ET

June 21, 2015

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June 18, 2015

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June 17, 2015

• Syrian Refugees Return to Tal Abyad; Middle East's Perception of Barack Obama; Egypt's Coptic Christians Display Faith In Tattoos; Swiss Authorities Reveal Details of FIFA Investigation; Greek Central Bank Warns of Possible Exit from Euro. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 16, 2015

• Egypt's Lost Sons; Court Upholds Death Penalty For Ousted Egyptian president Mohamed Morsy; U.S. Airstrike Targets Veteran al Qaeda Leader in Libya. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 15, 2015

• Connect the World Special: Sights and Sounds of Egypt; Interview with Bassem Yousseff; Interview with Mahmoud Salem; A Look at the Work of the Hellenic Coast Guard; Syrian Refugees Pour from Tal Abyad. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 14, 2015

• South African High Court Bars Sudanese President From Leaving country; Thousands of Syrian Refugees Turned Back At Border By ISIS; London Paper Claims China, Russia Have Cracked Encrypted Snowden Files; Syrian Families Wait in Limbo For Asylum; Israel Defends Gaza War Tactics In New Report. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 11, 2015

• FIFA Communications Director Resigns; Spying Suspected At Iran Nuclear Talks; Rupert Murdoch Steps Down as CEO of 21st Century Fox; China's Silk Trade; Israel Vows To Strike Back At Boycott Group BDS. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 10, 2015

• Mediterranean Migrants Could Reach 170,000 This Year; FIFA to Postpone Start of 2026 Bidding Process; U.S. Weighs Sending More Troops To Iraq; Pope Francis To Meet With President Putin. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 09, 2015

• Dubious One Year Anniversary of Fall of Mosul Reached; Investigators Interviewing Suspected Insider In New York Prison Escape; Questions Surround Awarding of 2010 World Cup to South Africa; Jeb Bush Visits Germany; Saudi Supreme Court Upholds Raif Badawi's Sentence. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

June 08, 2015

• Pro-Kurdish Party Enters Turkish Parliament for First Time Ever, Deals Blow to President Erdogan's Presidential System Plans; British Ship Carries 1,200 Migrants into Sicilian Port; Russian, Qatari World Cups in Doubt, Says FIFA Official; G7 Leaders Meet in Germany. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 07, 2015

• European Crews Rescue 1,000 Migrants From Mediterranean; Turkish Voters Go to Polls With Future of Constitution at Stake; Barcelona Completes Trebles, Wins Champion's League; Reading Rainbow Visits Israel; Koreans Skeptical of Government's Handling of MERS Outbreak. Aired 11a-12p ET

June 04, 2015

• Chinese Authorities Begin Raising The Sunken Eastern Star Cruise Ship; UN Asking for $500 million for Life Saving Programs in Iraq; Former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner Claims Avalanche of Information Coming. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 03, 2015

• Sponsors Sticking with FIFA; ISIS Shuts Cuts Off Dam Near Ramadi; INTERPOL Releases Red Noties For Six Indicted in FIFA Scandal; Gaza Parkour; Investigators Try to Determine Who Accessed Alberto Nisman's Laptop Shortly After His Death. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 02, 2015

• Blame All Around At Failure To Contain ISIS; FIFA Attempts to Explain $10 Million Payment; Gaza Reconstruction Hampered by Lack of Materials; Massive Search Underway for Survivors of Yangtze River Cruise Capsize; Caitlyn Jenner Introduced In Vanity Fair. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

June 01, 2015

• Europe Bristles as Russia Places 89 Officials on Blacklist; NSA Data Collection Program Shuts Down as Senate Fails to Pass Extension; Beijing Passes Tough New Public Smoking Ban; 35 Years of CNN; Gaza A Year After War. Aired 11:00a-12:00P ET

May 28, 2015

• Russian President Criticizes U.S. For Meddling in FIFA; Swiss Authorities to Question 10 In FIFA Corruption Probe; Iraqi Forces Fight to Retake Baiji; FIFA President Sepp Blatter's First Public Comments Since Indictments; U.S. Investigating Live Anthrax Samples Sent to Military Laboratories. Aired 11:00a-12:00a ET

May 27, 2015

• U.S. Justice Department Indicts Six in FIFA Corruption Probe. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 26, 2015

• Kazakhstan Hopes To Showcase Beauty As Host Of Winter Olympics; Iraqi Security Forces Amass to Retake Ramadi; A Look at the Amenities of Being an Elite In Pyongyang; Grading Narenda Modi's First Year In Office; Washington Post Critics Question Validity of Washington Post Journalist's Trial. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 25, 2015

• Iraqi Security Forces Hit Back At U.S. Criticisms; President Obama Visits Arlington National Cemetery; Nigeria's Fuel Crisis; 139 Graves of Suspected Trafficking Victims Found in Southern Malaysia. Aired 11:00a- 12:00p ET

May 24, 2015

• Houthi Rebels Claim To Have Shot Down Saudi F-15; Ireland Celebrates Same-Sex Marriage Referendum; Iraqi Security Forces Retaking Some Ground East of Ramadi; Palestinian FA To Ask To Ban Israel From International Competition; Women Activists Cross DMZ Into North Korea for Peace. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 21, 2015

• Palmyra Ruins In Danger From ISIS; Qatar Under Fire For Conditions On Construction Sites; Malaysia, Indonesia Promise To Take In Migrants; One Square Meter: Copenhagen's North Harbor. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

May 20, 2015

• Iraqi Government Prepare for Offensive in Ramadi; Israeli PM Suspends Bus Segregation Measure; Indonesia and Malaysia Agree to Shelter Migrants; Criticism of Myanmar's Treatment of Rohingyas; African Startup; Trial Israeli Travel Segregation Measure Suspended on First Day; Blatter in Middle East on Peace Mission; U.S. Man Kills Rhino in Controversial Hunt; Parting Shots. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 19, 2015

• Cholera Outbreak at Burundi Refugee Camp; The Growing Power of Chechen President; Seven Suspects Arrested In Hatton Garden Jewel Heist; Netanyahu Holds First Cabinet Meeting Of New Term; Landslide in Colombia. Aired 11:00-12:00 ET

May 18, 2015

• Biker Brawl In Texas Leads To Nine Deaths; EU Moves Closer To Military Action Against Human Traffickers In Libya; Ramadi Has Fallen, What Next For Iraqi Security Forces?; Tehran Becoming Art Capital?. Aired 11:00- 12:00p ET

May 17, 2015

• Pope Canonizes Two Palestinian Nuns; Ramadi Falls to ISIS; Ceasefire in Yemen Running out; The Street Art of New Delhi. Aired 11-12 ET.

May 14, 2015

• New Details on the Amtrak Train Derailment Investigation; Israel About to Swear in New Cabinet; Could a Nuclear Defense System for Gulf Region Be in the Works? Aired 11:00-12:00p ET.

May 13, 2015

• Railway Disaster. Aired 11:00-12:00p ET.

May 12, 2015

• Quake Kills 36 in Nepal, 17 in India; Highest Level U.S. Visit to Russia in Two Years; Yemen Cease-Fire to Start in Less than Five Hours; Manila's New Crown Jewel; Western Boycott of Victory Day in Moscow; Thai Fishermen Not Recognized as Trafficking Victims; Parting Shots. Aired 11- 12a ET

May 10, 2015

• Will Cease-fire in Yemen Hold?; Raul Castro Visits the Vatican. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 07, 2015

• Britain at the polls; A Peek Inside Kaesong Industrial Park. Saudi- Arabia Calls for Ceasefire in Yemen; Syrian Refugees Head to Brazil. Aired 11:00-12:00p ET

May 06, 2015

• Benjamin Netanyahu Struggles To Form Strong Coalition; According to Investigation, Germanwings Co-Pilot "Rehearsed" Controlled Descent On Previous Flight; Cross Country Travel As British Party Leaders Gear Up For Tomorrow's Election; Four Sentenced To Death In Killing of Afghan Woman; Bollywood Star Salman Khan Sentenced to Prison. Aired 11:00-12:00P ET

May 05, 2015

• Nigerian Military Takes On Boko Haram in Sambisa Forest; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Texas Assault; Both Sides Accused of War Crimes in Aleppo; Controversial Report by Breaking the Silence Recounts Israeli Soldier Tales of Gaza War. Aired 11:00-12:00P ET

May 04, 2015

• 3 Million Nepalese Estimated To Need Food Aid; Exclusive Interview With South Koreans Detained by Pyongyang; Gunmen Killed After Opening Fire At Prophet Mohammed Cartoon Exhibit in Texas; Egypt Attempting to Rebuild Tourism in its Country; Interview with Saudi-led Coalition on Campaign in Yemen. Aired 11a-12p ET

May 03, 2015

• 101-Year-Old Rescued in Nepal; Death Toll in Nepal Climbs To 7,200. Curfew Lifted in Baltimore; Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight Disappoints; Chelsea Wins English Premier League; Bashar al-Assad Losing Territory. Aired 11a- 12p ET

April 30, 2015

• Dramatic Rescues In Nepal; The View from the Hardliners in Iran; Behind the Scenes with Human Traffickers in Libya. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 29, 2015

• Japanese Prime Minister Addresses U.S. Congress; Update From Nepal; Saudi King Reshuffles Line of Succession; Baltimore Residents Continue To Demonstrate. Aired 11:00-12:00p ET

April 23, 2015

• Immigrants, Refugees, Asylum Seekers: A Look At A Region In Crisis. U.S. President Announces Accidental Killing of Two al Qaeda Hostages. Aired 11:00-12:00P ET

April 22, 2015

• Migrants Share Their Stories Of Crossing Mediterranean Sea; Saudi Arabia Ends Air Campaign In Yemen, Continues Bombing; Activists Raise Awareness of Delhi Air Pollution. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 21, 2015

• Capsized Boat Captain, Crew Member Arrested; Ousted Egyptian President Mohamed Morsy Receives 20 Year Sentence; New Light Shined On Why Boat Capsized in Mediterranean; Xenophobic Violence Continues in Johannesburg Suburb. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 20, 2015

• American Citizens In Yemen Question Government's Inaction; European Foreign Ministers To Devise Immigration Mitigation Plan; Interview With Maltese Foreign Minister; The Yemen Transition Myth; India's Cotton Farmer Suicide Epidemic. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 19, 2015

• Boat Carrying 700 Immigrants Capsized Off Coast Of Libya; Airstrikes, Clashes in Yemen Kill 29; Photojournalist Matilde Gattoni Captures 20 Syrian Women Who Fled Their Homes; Malta Politician Call For More EU Support For African Migrants. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 16, 2015

• The Battle for Ramadi; African Startup: Ghanaian Laterite Bricks; British Expats To Vote Online For First Time; Interview with Recently Resigned UN Envoy to Yemen. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 15, 2015

• Bring Back Our Girls a Year Later; Iraqi Prime Minister in Washington to Lobby for More Washington Support; One Square Meter: Carlsberg City, Denmark; A Fishy Egyptian Tradition. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 14, 2015

• Bring Back Our Girls a Year Later; Iraqi Prime Minister in Washington to Lobby for More Washington Support; One Square Meter: Carlsberg City, Denmark; A Fishy Egyptian Tradition. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 13, 2015

• Hillary Clinton Announces Candidacy for President; Yazidi Family Describes ISIS Captivity; French Spiderman Climbs Cayan Tower; Why ISIS Destroys Ancient Relics; How Would Middle East React To Hillary Presidency? Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 12, 2015

• Hillary Clinton Set To Announce Candidacy; Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood Leader, 13 Others Sentenced to Death; The Beauty of Yemen; 21- Year-Old Jordan Speith Leads Masters Tournament. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 09, 2015

• The Yemen Crisis. Aired 11:00a-12:00p ET

April 08, 2015

• U.S. Service Member Killed In Afghanistan; U.S. Police Officer Charges With Murder; What Next For Saudi-led Coalition?; U.S. To Step Up Support for Saudi Coalition Against Houthi Rebels; Kenyan School Teachers Risk Life On Somalia Border. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 07, 2015

• Yemen Fast Descending into Civil War; Saudi-backed Militias Battle Houthi Rebels; Revisiting Afghanistan's Gulnaz, Forced To Marry Her Rapist; Former Prime Minister Tony Blair Backs Labor's Ed Milliband in Upcoming Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 06, 2015

• Organizations Struggle To Bring Aid, Evacuate People In Yemen; Rebel Groups Fight Over Yarmouk Camp In Syria; Interview With Jordanian Prince El Hassan bin Talal; Remaking Glasgow's Clyde Waterfront; ISIS Influence Growing in Afghanistan. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 05, 2015

• Iraqi Christian Pray For Better Future. Pope Francis Praises Iranian Nuclear Framework, Calls For End To Violence Everywhere; Garissa University Gunmen's Bodies Paraded Through City; Russia, ICRC Call For 24 Hour Humanitarian Ceasefire In Yemen. Aired 11a-12p ET

April 02, 2015

• Gunmen Attack University in Kenya; Houthis Gather To Protest Saudi Airstrikes; Flight Data Recorder Of Germanwings 9525 Discovered; Pope Francis Visits Roman Prison. Aired 11:00-12:00p ET

April 01, 2015

• Despite Missing Deadline, U.S.-Iran Continue Talks; Dozens of Yemeni Civilians Killed in Saudi-led Airstrikes According to International Red Cross; Iraqi Troops Liberate Tikrit; Unprecedented Handover of Power in Nigeria as Muhammadu Buhari Unseats Incumbent. Aired 11:00-12:00p ET

March 31, 2015

• Zero Hour Approaches on Iranian Nuclear Talks; Fighting In Streets Of Yemen; Iraqi Prime Minister Announces Liberation of Tikrit. Aired 11:00- 12:00p ET

March 30, 2015

• More Surfaces On Andreas Lubitz Before Crash; British Parliamentary Elections Poised To Be Hotly Contested; Two Detained ISIS Operatives Speak Out; Saudi Arabia Begins Air Campaign Against Yemeni Houthi Rebels; Morocco's Heavy Hand Against ISIS. Aired 11:00-12:00p ET

March 29, 2015

• German Newspaper Reports On Last Moments Of Flight 9525; Arab League Votes For Unified Arab Force; Saudi Arabia Begins Bombing Campaign In Yemen; Facts on the Ground Slippery Inside Iraq. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 26, 2015

• Germanwings Crash Ruled "Deliberate Act." Aired 11:00-12:00p ET

March 25, 2015

• The Latest From Germanwings Plane Crash. Houthi Rebels Aim For Aden. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 24, 2015

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March 23, 2015

• Death in Afghanistan Mourning Loss Of Singapore's Founding Father; Woman's Sparks Calls For Justice; 11 Medical Students Reportedly Working In ISIS-controlled Hospital In Syria; Chaos in Yemen. Aired 11-12p ET

March 22, 2015

• Christian Culture Under Threat In Middle East; al Qaeda, ISIS Take Advantage of Power Vacuum In Yemen, Libya; Pizzeria Owner Delivers Pizza to Pope. Aired 11-11:43a ET

March 19, 2015

• Tunisian Authories Continue Hunt For Museum Attackers; What Makes Tunisia Ripe Ground For Extremism?; Fighting Erupts Between Military, Houthi Rebels In Aden. Aired 11-12:00P ET

March 18, 2015

• Attack On Tunis Museum Leaves 19 Dead; Dole And Gabbana In Hot Water After IVF Comments; Interview with former Manchester City Coach Roberto Macini. Aired 11a-12p ET

March 17, 2015

• Israel Votes; U.S.-Iran Nuclear Talks; Former Jihadi Explains ISIS Mentality. Aired 11-12:00P ET

March 16, 2015

• Putin Returns From Unexplained Absence; Interview with Sons of Yusuf Rap Duo; Israel to Vote Tuesday; U.S.-Iran Continue Nuclear Discussions; U.S. Real Estate Heir's Shocking Confession on HBO Leads to Arrest. Aired 11-12:00P ET

March 15, 2015

• Brazilians Call For Impeachment of President Rousseff; Pakistani Taliban Claims Deadly Attacks Against Christian Churches In Lahore; Likud Part Warns Supporters It Could Lose Tuesday's Election; The political Street Art of Tel Aviv

March 12, 2015

• Police Officers Shot in Ferguson, Missouri; Prince Charles's Charm Offensive; Oxfam Blames UN Security Council For Current State In Syria; Turkey Arrests Man Suspected of Helping British Schoolgirls Enter Syria; One Square Meter: Steiner Studios in Brooklyn, New York; Netanyahu's Party Behind In Latest Polls

March 11, 2015

• ISIS Attacks Ramadi While Iraqi Forces Focus on Tikrit; BBC Suspends Top Gear Host Jeremy Clarkson; Rehabilitating Child Soldiers; ISIS Uses Child To Kill Israeli Arab Citizen; Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs Makes Controversial Comments About Opposition

March 10, 2015

• Authorities Trying to Determine How Girls Who Wanted to Join ISIS Were Able to Flee UK

March 09, 2015

• Five Arrested In Connection With Boris Nemtsov's Murder; French Policeman Arrested With Connection To Amedy Coulibaly; Transformations: Dubai Design District; Can Libya Be Brought Back Together?; Solar Impulse 2 Sets Off From Abu Dhabi

March 08, 2015

• Battle for Tikrit Rages; Boko Haram Purported Pledges Allegiance to ISIS; Celebrating International Women's Day; Critics Say India's Rape Laws Still Keep Marital Rape Legal; Families Still Coping With Missing MH370 Passengers; Boris Nemtsov's Daughter Skeptical Of Justice For His Assassination

March 05, 2015

• The Saudi Steps Up Coordination Efforts In Wake Of Growing Iranian Influence; New ISIS Video Depicts Killing Of Homosexuals; One Square Meter; Muscat, Oman

March 04, 2015

• Controversial Rape Documentary Banned In India; World Reaction To Netanyahu's Speech; The Saudi-Iranian Regional Rivalry

March 01, 2015

• Benjamin Netayahu Set To Make Historic Trip to Washington; Three British Teens Captured on Surveillance In Istanbul; New Video Purported to Show Boris Nemtsov's Death; Rallies In Moscow Commemorate Life of Nemtsov

February 26, 2015

• Jihadi John Identity Revealed; Rebuilding of Gaza Slow; Three al Jazeera Journalists Released After Being Arrested On Fly Drones in Paris; Nigerian, Chadian Special Forces Train To Fight Boko Haram; Swedish Journalist Joakim Medin Recounts Being Detained By Assad Regime

February 25, 2015

• Qatar Under Fire For Worker's Rights; FIFA Will Not Compensate European Clubs If World Cup Moved To Winter; Behind ISIS Ideology; The New ISIS Front: Libya

February 24, 2015

• California Commuter Train Hits Truck, Injures 30; FIFA Recommends Moving 2022 World Cup to Winter; Libya Asking for International Assistance In Fight Against ISIS; Turkey Accuses UK Of Not Communicating

February 23, 2015

• Cairo Calls For Unified Arab Fighting Force; al Shabaab Calls For Lone Wolf Attacks on Western Malls; Are Iraqi Security Forces Ready To Take On ISIS?; A Night at the Academy Awards; African Forces Train To Fight Boko Haram

February 22, 2015

• Turkey Moves Tomb In Syria; ISIS Releases New Propaganda Video; Meet the al Jazeera Journalists Imprisoned in Egypt; The Name ISIS Hates to Be Called; Businesses Take on Bollywood's Screen Problem; And the Oscar Goes to.; How the Oscars Are Made; Marketplace Middle East

February 19, 2015

• Ceasefire Failing In Ukraine; President Obama Outlines Counterterrorism Initiatives; Four Years Since Libyan Revolution; And the Winner Is.; Marketplace Middle East

February 18, 2015

• Ukraine Pulls Troops From Debaltseve; Egypt Calls On UN Coalition To Fight ISIS In Libya; African Startup: Benefit Consult; White House Summit to Counter Extremism; Funeral for Terror Victim Dan Uzan in Copenhagen; "Le Monde" Says Paris Terror Attacks were Coordinated; Undermining ISIS Online; Fighting Extremists with Super Heroes; And the Winner Is...; Parting Shots

February 17, 2015

• Despite Cease-fire, Fighting in Debaltseve Continues; Egypt Calls for Strikes in Libya; Iraqi Sunnis Object to Government Treatment and ISIS; Talking About the Oscars

February 16, 2015

• A Truce In Name Only In Debaltseve, Ukraine; Egypt Strikes ISIS Targets Inside Libya; Greece's Finances a House of Cards For EuroZone

February 15, 2015

• Suspected Gunman Killed in Copenhagen; First Time Oscar Nominees Share Reaction to News; Ceasefire Fragile in Ukraine as Fighting Continues in Debaltseve; Iraqi Sunnis Boycotting Parliament After Tribal Leader Killed; Fourth Blizzard Slams Northeastern US; Parting Shots: US City Wants to Arrest Punxsutawney Phil; Indian Tata Group: From National Giant to Global Power; Indian-UAE Trade; Managing Turmoil; Dubai's Little India

February 12, 2015

• Police Investigate Murders of Three Muslim Students in North Carolina; Parting Shots: Remembering the Chapel Hill Victims; Indian Tata Group: From National Giant to Global Power; Indian-UAE Trade; Managing Turmoil; Dubai's Little India

February 11, 2015

• Ukrainian Peace Talks Begin In Belarus: U.S.'s Wrong Strategy in Ukraine; Belgian Court Convicts Islamist Group Leader; Three Muslim Students Shot to Death in US; Egyptian President Reassures Gulf Leaders After Leaked Audiotape; Egyptian PM Says Leaked Tape Fake; Digital State: South Korea Brings Health Care Online; Jon Stewart Leaving "Daily Show" After 16 Years; Parting Shots: Sour Note in Putin Welcome

February 10, 2015

• Family Says Aid Worker Kayla Mueller is Dead; Obama Delays Decision on Arming Ukraine; Indian PM's Party Defeated in Delhi State Election; Samsung Confusion Over Smart TVs

February 09, 2015

• Vladimir Putin Visits Cairo; Pro-Russia Separatists Fight To Expand Territory; Violence At Stadium In Cairo Leave 19 Dead; Transformations: South Asia's First Carbon Neutral Hotel; Looking for Solution in Ukraine; Shelling Devastates Town in Eastern Ukraine

February 08, 2015

• Jordan's Three Day Surge; Jordan Committed To ISIS's Destruction; Fighting Continues in Donetsk; Leaders Plan New Ukraine Peace Talks in Minsk; Coalition Involvement in Fight Against ISIS; US Will Not Commit Ground Troops to Fight ISIS; Billionaire Thomas Barrack; Brands Without Borders; Investing in Africa

February 06, 2015

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February 05, 2015

• Jordan's King Abdullah Visits Pilot's Family; Jordan Begins New Airstrikes Against ISIS In Raqqa; Moscow Reacts To U.S. Allegations

February 04, 2015

• TransAsia Flight Crashes In Taipei; Jordanians Incensed Over ISIS Video of Pilot's Death; The State of The Coalition Against ISIS

February 03, 2015

• British Parliament to Vote on Controversial "Three Parent" Procedure; U.S. Weighing Arming Ukraine; One Square Meter: Microliving In London; Donetsk Airport Before and After; UK Parliament Votes to Allow Three-Parent Babies; Head of UN Inquiry on Gaza Offensive Quits

February 02, 2015

• Egypt Condemns 183 Muslim Brotherhood Members to Death; Al Jazeera Journalist Freed in Egypt, Two More Held; ISIS-Affiliated Group Attacks Sinai; Jordan Got No Proof of Life on Captured Pilot; Japan Mourns Journalist Killed by ISIS; Boko Haram Attack on Key City Repelled; Islam 2015; Oman's Discreet Diplomacy; American Football Touches Down in UAE; Parting Shots: Five Reasons to Travel to Oman

February 01, 2015

• Japan Reacts To Kenji Goto Murder; Jordan Still Waiting for Proof Of Life; First Catholic Church In Half A Century In Cuba; Ukraine Peace Talks Fail as Violence Escalates; Super Bowl Kickoff Hours Away; Egypt Releases Jailed Australian Journalist; Fujairah Rising; New Global Energy Hub; Eye on Gas; Gas Strategy

January 29, 2015

• Sunset Deadline Passes in ISIS Hostage Crisis; Election Results Stir New Grexit Fears; Fujairah Rising; New Global Energy Hub; Eye on Gas; Gas Strategy

January 28, 2015

• ISIS Claims Hotel Attack in Libya; The Business of Kidnapping and Ransom; Digital State: Estonia; Bumper Quarter for Apple; Luis Figo Vies for FIFA President; Jordan Willing to Make ISIS Prisoner Swap

January 26, 2015

• Alex Tsipras Sworn in as Greek Prime Minister; Transformations: Maastricht A2; Thousands of Flights Canceled in U.S. Northeast Ahead of Massive Storm; Obama Guest of Honor at India Parade; Putin Calls Ukraine's Army "NATO's Foreign Legion"; Violence Surges in Ukraine; US Closing Embassy in Yemen Amid Unrest

January 25, 2015

• US President Begins Visit to India; US and India Strengthen Ties; Netanyahu Defends US Visit; Parting Shots: King Tut's Close Shave; Oil Concerns Dominate Davos; OPEC Won't Cut Production; Shale Oil Changes Market; Greece Votes; At Least 14 Protesters Dead In Egyptian Demonstrations; One Japanese Captive Killed By ISIS, Another Threatened

January 22, 2015

• ECB Announces Massive Stimulus Program; Friction Over Netanyahu Trip to US; Arab Spring Economies Struggling; Oil Concerns Dominate Davos; OPEC Won't Cut Production; Shale Oil Changes Market

January 21, 2015

• Boko Haram's Reign of Terror Escalates; Execution in Saudi Arabia Sparks Condemnation; Ebola Mutations May Thwart Drugs; West Must Prepare for Future Epidemics; Historic Meeting Between US and Cuba; Parting Shots: Venturing Through "No-Go Zones"

January 20, 2015

• Houthi Rebels Storm Sanaa Presidential Palace; ISIS Demands $200 Million For Japanese Captives; Libya's Deepening Crisis; World Leaders Gather for Economic Summit; China Posts Worst Growth in 24 Years; IMF Cuts Growth Outlook Ahead of Davos Summit; Russian Spy Ship Docks in Havana

January 19, 2015

• Belgian Terror Suspects Arrested in Greece; Belgian Jews and Muslims Express Fear; Protests in Chechnya Over Mohammed Cartoons; Global Oil Supply in Focus at Davos; Solar Cars Race in Abu Dhabi; Talk of European No-Go Zones Sparks Controversy; Iran Beat UAE in Asian Cup

January 18, 2015

• A Day Of Football on the World Stage; Hundreds of Yazidi Hostages Released by ISIS; Yemen President Chief of Staff Kidnapped by Rebels; Seven Million Copies of Charlie Hebdo to Print; Muslims Protest Charlie Hebdo Cover; French Society Examines Roots of Homegrown Terrorism; Islamists Out of France Protest Canceled; Parting Shots: Turkish Cartoonist Defends Free Speech; Bilateral Trade; Investing in Iran; Technological Expansion

January 15, 2015

• ISIS Video Purports to Show Boy Executing Hostages; Chechen President Claims Russia Infiltrated ISIS; Iran-US Nuclear Negotiations; Interests Versus Values; Parting Shots: Pen is Mightier for Syrian Cartoonist; Bilateral Trade; Investing in Iran; Technological Expansion

January 14, 2015

• Wave of Anti-Muslim Attacks in France; French Muslims React to Charlie Hebdo Cover; Preventing Future Attacks in France; Human Rights in Saudi Arabia; Dow Down Sharply in Morning Trading; Libya's Turmoil and Oil Prices; UAE Energy Minister Says No Cuts; Tight Security for Pope's Visit to Philippines; Parting Shots: Yaya Toure on Paris Terror Attacks

January 13, 2015

• France Police Slain During Terror Attacks; Jews Killed in Paris Kosher Supermarket Laid to Rest in Jerusalem; One Square Meter: Gothenburg, Sweden

January 12, 2015

• Boko Haram Attack on Nigerian Village Leaves 2,000 Dead; Boko Haram Straps Explosives to 10-Year-Old Girl, Kills 20; Israel Prime Minister Asked Not to Attend Paris Rally; France Attackers Linked to Yemen Extremists; Anti-Islam Movement Grows in Germany; Paris Marchers Support Free Press; Saudi Blogger Flogged; Parting Shots: Palestinians Celebrate First Match of Asian Cup

January 08, 2015

• French Far Right Blames Islamic Radicals for Attack; Middle East Cartoonist Reacts to "Charlie Hebdo"; Manhunt for Paris Terror Attack Suspects; Increased Security at UK Borders; Middle East Reacts to Paris Attack; Former Charlie Hebdo Writer on Terror Attack; Aleppo Doctor Honors Syria's Fallen; Parting Shots: Remembering Charlie Hebdo Victims

January 07, 2015

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January 06, 2015

• Children Dream Of Hopeful Future Inside Secret School In Aleppo; Middle East Braces For Snow; One Square Meter: Ponce City Market, Atlanta; Identifying AirAsia Crash Victims; Middle East Refugees Prepare for Winter Storm; Bomb Attack in Historic Istanbul District; Plunging Oil's Impact on Middle East; Jordan's Prince Launches FIFA Leadership Bid

January 05, 2015

• Inside the Fight For Aleppo; One Square Meter: Amman's The Boulevard; Cologne Cathedral To Dim Lights In Response To Anti-Muslim Protests; Buckingham Palace Denies Allegation Prince Andrew Slept With Under-Aged Prostitute; Anti-Muslim Movement Gains Steam in Germany; Lebanon Toughens Entry Rules for Syrians; Many African Refugees Struggling in Israel; Bush Fire Destroys Homes in South Australia; Outlook for Oil in 2015; Parting Shots: App Replaces Password With Selfie

January 04, 2015

• Weather Continues To Be Factor In Search For AirAsia 8501; Funeral Set To Begin For Slain New York City Detective Wenjiang Liu

January 01, 2015

• Influencer 2014 Special

December 30, 2014

• Three Bodies, Debris Found from AirAsia Flight 8501; Background of AirAsia Captain; Two Seamen Killed While Towing Ferry; Rally for Putin Critic Convicted of Fraud; Dow Drops as Oil Prices Hit Five-Year Low; Nurse Diagnosed With Ebola Now in London; Bodies, Debris Found from Lost AirAsia Flight; Moscow Rally Protests Navalny Verdict

December 29, 2014

• Similarities Emerge between MH370, Air Asia 8501; Seven Dead as Adriatic Sea Ferry Burst Into Flames; Families Wait for Word on Missing Plane; One Year Since Al Jazeera Journalists Arrested; Parents Visit Jailed Al Jazeera Journalist; Greece Vote Triggers Snap Election; AirAsia Search Resuming at Daylight

December 28, 2014

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December 25, 2014

• The Voice Of UAE's Next Generation; Leading Women: Maryam al Mansoori; The Coalition against ISIS; Countering Extremist Ideology; Parting Shots: The Burj Khalifa

December 24, 2014

• Special Edition: Middle East

December 23, 2014

• Hackers Shut Down North Korea's Internet; Boko Haram Releases Video Show Mass Executions; German Author Visits Heart of ISIS Territory; Istanbul's Real Estate Push; Libya's Split Political Crisis; Amnesty International Reveals Girls Driven To Suicide By ISIS; Brazil's Postal Work Santa Clauses

December 22, 2014

• Pope Criticizes Vatican Bureaucracy; North Korea Threatens Cyber Attacks against U.S.; Peshmerga Say ISIS Pushed Back from Sinjar; German Author Meets with ISIS Fighters; New York Mourns Slain Police Officers; Russian Government Blocks Facebook Page

December 21, 2014

• Two New York Police Officers Killed; Raul Castro, Cuba Will Not Abandon Communism; Will Sony Release The Interview?; Hollywood Backlash Over Sony's Cancellation Of The Interview; Oscar Pistorius Case In Review; Have Researchers Found a Million Mummies?

December 18, 2014

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December 17, 2014

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December 16, 2014

• 141 Dead in Largest Terrorist Attack in Pakistan's History; Russian Ruble Continues Tumble; Australia's Legal System Under Attack After Hostage Crisis; Teen Survivors Describe Pakistan School Attack; Terrorists Target Schools; Sony Asks Media to Stop Publishing Leaks

December 15, 2014

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December 14, 2014

• Independent Turkish Newspapers Targeted As Terrorist Organizations; Shinzo Abe Wins Snap Parliamentary Elections; U.S. Senate Passes Spending Bill; Senate Passes Spending Bill; Russia Denies Reports of Near Midair Collision; Women Hit Hardest in Ebola Outbreak; "Jetman" Flies High Over Dubai; Middle East Internet Penetration; Computing Competition; Robust Retail; Online and In-Store; Tapping the Online Pool

December 11, 2014

• The World Reacts To CIA Torture Report; Admiralty Protest Site Cleared By Police; Autopsy For Palestinian Authority Minister Has Conflicting Results; One Square Meter: Vienna Train Station

December 10, 2014

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December 09, 2014

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December 08, 2014

• Typhoon Hagupit Batters The Philippines; Northern California Protests Turn Violent; Indian Court Drops Case Against Shrien Dewani; Israel Suspected of Airstrikes Inside Syria; Uber Banned in New Delhi; Hong Kong Woman Accused of Abusing Maid; Outgoing US Defense Secretary Visits Afghanistan; Russian Couple Discovers LGBT Loophole; Jordan Parliament Row Sparks Gender Debate; Parting Shots: Spider-Man Visits Cairo

December 07, 2014

• Typhoon Hagupit Batters The Philippines; Sexual Assault Victims' Advocates Fearful Rolling Stone Apology Might Halt Conversation; South Africa's Reaction To Failed U.S. Hostage Rescue; Examining Choke-Hold Use; Racial Tensions With US Law Enforcement; Parting Shots: Kurds Start Over Amid War and Violence; OPEC Power; Oil Earners; Investment in US Shale Production; Iran's Petroleum Potential

December 04, 2014

• A Look Inside The Fight Against ISIS In Kobani; President Putin Blames West For Russia's Recession; Woman Arrested in UAE for Murder Of American Teacher; Afghan Leaders Plan Trip To Raise Money; New York Police Officer Not Indicted in Civilian Death; Al Qaeda Group Threatens US Hostage

December 03, 2014

• Fight For Kobani Not Over; Israeli Prime Minister Dissolves Parliament, Calls For Early Elections; Anti-ISIS Meets In Brussels To Discuss Strategy; Al-Shabaab Kills 36 at Kenyan Quarry; Germany Mourns Good Samaritan; Impact of Falling Crude Prices; Parting Shots: Graffiti Wall Tapestry

December 02, 2014

• World Faith Leaders Vow to End Slavery; ISIS Using Women as Sex Slaves; UAE's 43rd Birthday; Emirati Sailing to Success; Land of the Rising Dram; Netanyahu Fires Two Cabinet Members; Al Shabaab Claims Killing Of 39 At Kenyan Quarry; Does NATO's Ambition Exceed Their Accounts?; Emerging Markets Fantasy Island, Indonesia

December 01, 2014

• OPEC Takes Aim At American Gas Producers; Russia, Turkey Agree to Expand Trade Ties; Global Exchange: Dubai Metro; World Food Program Suspends Food Voucher Program; Tracking Iraqi Army's "Ghost" Soldiers; Prince Harry Shares Secret for World AIDS Day; HIV Impact in Middle East; Parting Shots: Inside India's Strongest Village; Russia and Turkey Talk Trade and Energy

November 30, 2014

• Murder Charges Dropped Against Hosni Mubarak; Pope Francis, Patriarch Bartholomew Issue Statement Calling for Protection Of Christians In Middle EAst; Interview with Libyan Health Minister Raida el-Oakley; The World Remembers Australian Cricketer Phillip Hughes; Police and Protesters Face Off in Hong Kong; Critic Calls Out President's Daughters; Parting Shots: Remembering Phil Hughes; US Couple in Legal Limbo in Qatar; Steely Ambitions; Sanctioning Business, Volatile Oil Market

November 27, 2014

• Australian Cricketer Phil Hughes Killed In Freak Accident; OPEC Decides To Not Cut Oil Production; Ferguson Rallies Calmer Today; India Woman's Rights Activists Question Government Report into Death of Two Girls; Possible Ebola Vaccine Discussed; Marketplace Middle East

November 26, 2014

• Officer Wilson Breaks Silence; UK Unveils Anti-Terror Measures; OPEC Considers Oil Production Cuts; Examining Dynamics of Oil Market; Cape Town's New Family Recreation Centre; Parting Shots: Anger Across US

November 25, 2014

• No Indictment for Officer Darren Wilson; Tackling Racial Tensions; Erdogan Comments About Women Stir Controversy; #Influencer2014 Highlights Abdel Fattah el-Sisi; Parting Shots: Fury in Ferguson

November 24, 2014

• Hagel Steps Down as US Defense Secretary; Iran Nuclear Deadline Extended to July 1

November 23, 2014

• Gaps Still Between Both Sides 24 Hours From Deadline In Iran Nuclear Talks; After Six Year Wait, Lewis Hamilton Is Champion Of Formula One Again; At Least 38 Dead In ISIS Attack On Ramadi; Russian Foreign Minister Accuses West of Wanting Regime Change; Pets Abandoned in Ukraine Conflict; Ferguson Grand Jury to Reconvene Monday; #Influencer2014 Highlights Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi; Parting Shots: Tattoos of Kobani; Fast Money; Next Generation of Emirati Racers; Soaring Strategy

November 20, 2014

• S. President To Unveil Immigration Plan; Both Sides Present Roadblocks To Nuclear Deal With Iran; Mexican Activists To Hold Protests On Country's National Holiday; Egyptian Group Pledges Allegiance to ISIS; Obstacles to Reaching Iran Nuclear Deal; Iran Talks: Obstacles and Opportunities; Parting Shots: Mexico's Masses Turn on Government; Fast Money; Next Generation of Emirati Racers; Soaring Strategy

November 19, 2014

• Closer Look at Victims of Jerusalem Synagogue Attack; Aftermath of Jerusalem Synagogue Attack; #Influencer2014 Highlights Benjamin Netanyahu; Drone Shortage May Affect ISIS Fight; US Woman Arrested in ISIS-Linked Probe; Use of Social Media in Uprisings; Parting Shots: The Cost of Conflict

November 18, 2014

• Attackers Kill Four Israelis In A Synagogue; Ferguson Braces For More Protests; One Square Meter: Ocoa Bay, Dominican Republic; Foundation Seeks To Change Syrian Refuge Children's Lives; Iran Nuclear Talks; ISIS Finds Support in Libya; Cape Town's New Family Recreation Centre; Doha to Host 2019 World Athletics Championships; Breaking News: FIFA Pressing for Corruption Charges; Parting Shots: Iran's Mosques Revealed

November 17, 2014

• Analysts Suggests New ISIS Video Act Of Desperation; African Startup: African Public Bicycles; Protesters Seeking Action Of 43 Missing Students In Mexico Losing Public Support; US Strategy to Battle ISIS; Resolving a Gulf Rift; UAE Terror Blacklist; Cutting Off ISIS Funding; #Influencer2014: Recep Tayyip Erdogan; Breaking News: France Says French National Could Be on ISIS Video; Pope Francis to Make First US Visit

November 16, 2014

• Russia Faces Prsesure Over Ukraine At G20 Summit; American Aid Worker Peter Kassig Purportedly Killed By ISIS; Ferguson Braces for Grand Jury Results; Ukrainian Government Announces Halt of Government Services To Eastern Ukraine; Anger Grows Over Mexico's Missing Students; Doctor Under Israeli Travel Ban; Parting Shots: Ray of Light in Syrian Conflict; Terror Financing; Common Agenda; DIFC Turns 10

November 13, 2014

• U.S. Rethinks Syria Strategy; FIFA Report In 2018, 2022 World Cups Called Whitewashing By Critics; First Images From Philae Reach Earth; Sierra Leone Sees Sharp Rise in Ebola Cases; Children Orphaned By Ebola; Falling Oil Prices Raise Concern for Some; #Influencer2014; "Al-Baghdadi" Audio Message Released; Terror Financing; Common Agenda; DIFC Turns 10

November 12, 2014

• Rosetta's Ten Year Voyage; Fury Grows Over Mexico's Missing Students; Philae Landing; ISIS Recruits Child Soldiers; Select Your #Influencer2014; Qatar Under Fire Over Labor Abuses; Mission Control Celebrates Philae Landing

November 11, 2014

• Tenth Anniversary of Yasser Arafat's Death; NYC Doctor Ebola-Free; Ebola's Deadly Impact on Sierra Leone; Band Aid Charity Single Benefits Ebola Fight; Businesses Rethink Name "Isis"

November 10, 2014

• At Least 47 Killed in Nigeria Bombing; Effort to Cut of ISIS Funding; Understanding Terror Funding; Violence Over Missing Mexican Students; Mexican Citizens Take Justice Into Own Hands; Parting Shots: Freedom After Slavery

November 09, 2014

• Berlin Celebrates the Tearing Down of the Wall between East and West; Americans Freed by North Korea Return to U.S.; The End of History?

November 06, 2014

• How Berlin Has Changed Since The Wall Came Down; U.S. Strikes At Non-ISIS Terrorist Targets Inside Syria; Couple Starts Organization To Help Save Lives At Sea; Will Republican Controlled Congress Mean Shift In U.S. Foreign Policy?; Doing Business in India; Crude Concerns; Expanding Egypt's Economy; Petroleum and Preservation

November 05, 2014

• Historic Loss For Democrats, as Republicans Flip Senate; November 9 Marks 25th Anniversary Of Fall of the Berlin Wall; African Startup: Supermart Nigeria; Mexican Mayor, Wife Accused of Masterminding Student Abductions; American Arrested in UAE Over Photograph; Germany Commemorates 25th Anniversary of Fall of Berlin Wall; Car of the Revolution; Hamas Praising Jerusalem Attack; Jordan Recalls Ambassador to Israel; India Hoping to Attract Foreign Investment

November 04, 2014

• Will Fringe Politics Help Drive Voter Turnout In U.S.?; Mayor of Iguala, Wife Arrested For Disappearance Of College Students; Al Nusra Front Pushing Out Moderate Rebels In Idlib; One Square Meter: Ankara; US-Iran Hostage 35 Years On; Indian Companies Face Big Challenges; Modi's Honeymoon Period Over; Parting Shots: Fathers and Daughters of Iran

November 03, 2014

• Elections In Luhansk, Donetsk Further Divide Ukraine; Interview with UN Envoy To Syria Staffan De Mistura; British Investment Banker Charged With Double Murder In Hong Kong; ISIS's Brainwashing Strategy; US Midterms; Republicans Aim to Take Control of US Senate; China's Uyghur Education Experiment; FIFA Discussing Qatar 2022 World Cup Dates

November 02, 2014

• Pro-Russian Rebels Hold Elections In Luhansk, Donetsk; Protests Back On Streets In Burkina Faso After Military Names Interim Leader; Women Could Swing Election In United States Midterms; Syria Adjusts to Allied Airstrikes Against ISIS; Poppy Hijab Stirs Controversy in UK; Parting Shots: Middle East Mirth; Erdogan's Economy; Expanding Threats; Turkey's Textiles

October 30, 2014

• West Africans Upset Over Attention Paid To U.S. Ebola Cases; Lava Flow Forces Evacuations From Hawaiian Town Of Pahoa; The Grim Reality of Life Under ISIS; Israel Shuts Down Al Aqsa Mosque After Shooting; Made in Germany: Innovative Prosthetics; Erdogan's Economy; Expanding Threats; Turkey's Textiles

October 29, 2014

• Zambian President Dies in London; Canada Mourns Slain Soldier; Canadian Social Experiment; Bahrain Court Suspends Opposition Group; Tunisian Voters Choose Change; Lava Creeps Towards Hawaiian Homes; Parting Shots: Turkey Unveils New Presidential Palace

October 28, 2014

• ISIS Forces British Journalist To Create Propaganda; Tourism Driving Real Estate In Romania; Captured ISIS Militants Tell Chilling Tales of Brutality; Australia Suspends Visa Applications From West Africa; Iraqi Peshmerga Headed to Kobani; Denmark Works to Rehabilitate Jihadists; Russia Will Recognize Ukraine Election Results; Putin's Popularity Soars; Parting Shots: Garden Sanctuaries in Conflict Zones

October 27, 2014

• American Joins Fight Against ISIS In Syria; Dilma Rousseff Reelected As President Of Brazil; African Start-up: Pink Foods Industries; Iraq Makes Gains in Battle Against ISIS; Denmark Rehabilitates Jihadis; Voice of Moderate Islam; Brazil's President Rousseff Wins Second Term; Parting Shots: Space Smells

October 26, 2014

• Rare Video Shows Inside View Of Fight Against ISIS; Tunisia Votes For First Time Since Rewriting Constitution; Small Washington Town Mourns High School Shooting; New York, New Jersey, Illinois Impose Strict Quarantine on Returning Ebola Health Workers; Gadhafi's Cousin on Libya; US Coalition Supporting Former Enemies; Kurdish Fighters in War Against ISIS; Suarez Back on Pitch After Ban; Chelsea Versus Manchester United; Money in Music; Profit in Partying; Rebounding Real Estate

October 23, 2014

• Canadian Parliament Resumes One Day After Shooting; Kobani Still Key Prize for ISIS; Life Under ISIS; ISIS Trading Black Market Artifacts; Syrian World Heritage Sites Damaged by Civil War; Video of Vickers With Gun After Killing Ottawa Shooter; Abu Dhabi Film Festival Opens; Parting Shots: Through the Lens

October 22, 2014

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October 21, 2014

• Oscar Pistorius Sentenced To Five Years In Prison; The Story Of Judge Masipa; One Square Meter: Fujitsu's Hydroponic Lettuce; Nigerian Government Close To Ceasefire Agreement With Boko Haram; Iran's Role in Iraq and Region; Total CEO Dies in Moscow Plane Crash; Iran and Iraq's Influence in Oil Market; Parting Shots: Timeline of Pistorius Tragedy

October 20, 2014

• Nigeria Declared Ebola Free; Boko Haram Unleashes Two New Attacks; U.S. Airdrops Weapons, Medical Supplies Into Kobani; India's Ambitious Plan To Be Slum Free By 2020; U.S. Airstrikes Putting Dent In ISIS Oil Production; Power Struggle in Libya; History of Kurds in Middle East; Parting Shots: Wheezing All the Way to Finish Line

October 19, 2014

• Promising Results For Latest Tests On Spanish Nurse's Aid With Ebola; WHO Admits Response Too Slow To Ebola Crisis; Vatican Synod Ends With No Decision on Changes; Iraqi Militias Make Small Gains Against ISIS; Queen Rania on Extremism; Parting Shots: Autumn; Africa-Dubai Trade Resurgence; Primary Problems; Africa's Richest Man

October 16, 2014

• Coalition Airstrikes Pushing ISIS Back In Kobani; Interview with Jordan's Queen Rania; Turkey Seeks Position On UN Security Council; U.S. Stock Markets Dipping Again; Sierra Leone Youth Angry at Slow Response To Ebola

October 15, 2014

• Second Dallas Health Care Worker Contracts Ebola; Coalition Airstrikes Possibly Pushing ISIS Back From Kobani; Libyan Ex-General Khalifa Haftar Has Plans To Retake Benghazi From Islamist Militia; African Start-up: Sunrise Tracking; Man in UK Charged With Planning Terror Attack

October 14, 2014

• UN Worker Dies Of Ebola In Germany; The Fight Against ISIS in Kobani; One Square Meter: Solving the Housing Shortage in Brazil; Probation Officer Recommends House Arrest for Oscar Pistorius; Iranian President Confident As Nuclear Talks Resume; Dallas Nurse with Ebola "Clinically Stable"; Liberian Health Care Workers Demand Help; Turkey Weighs ISIS Options; Coalition Attacks ISIS Refineries; UK Lawmakers Vote to Recognize Palestine; Support for Palestine; Parting Shots: Abu Dhabi Falcon Contest

October 13, 2014

• Sweden to Recognize Palestinian State; Billions Promised for Gaza Rebuild; Rise of ISIS Spells Return of Slavery; Ocean Race Challenge; Oscar Pistorius Sentencing Hearing Begins; Liberian Health Workers Threatening Strike; Bridging the Gap: U.S., Turkish Authorities Attempt To Iron Out Differences; Hong Kong Protesters Refuse To Budge

October 12, 2014

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October 09, 2014

• Turkey Frustrated by Inaction Over Syria; Turkey's Waiting Game on ISIS; Fujairah Rising; Port of Fujairah; Eye on Energy; Gas Strategy

October 08, 2014

• Kurdish Aspiration For Independent State Not Dead; U.S. Army Mobile Labs Saving Lives In West Africa; Ebola Patient Thomas Duncan Dies in Dallas; Nurse's Assistant in Spain With Ebola May Have Touched Her Face With Glove; EU Health Commissioner Statement; Saving Kobani Not American Priority; Parting Shots: Paintings of Life in Raqqa

October 07, 2014

• How ISIS Funds Activities; How ISIS Gained Ground, Arms, Strength; UK Father Begs Son to Return from Syria; Fighting Ebola; Parting Shots: Syrian Refugees Use Parkour to Cope; Spanish Nurse Becomes First Person Outside West Africa To Contract Ebola; Street-To-Street Fighting in Kobani; Vice President Biden Disrupts Delicate Balance In Coalition; One Square Meter: Ecorium

October 06, 2014

• Israel Keeps Eye on Syria Fighting; Brazil to Hold Presidential Run- Off; Ebola Patient Arrives in US from Liberia; Tracing US Ebola Patient's Contacts in Liberia; Fighting Ebola; Parting Shots: Hindu Festival of Dussehra

October 05, 2014

• Hong Kong Protesters Prepare To Defy Order To Disperse; Brazilians Head To the Polls To Elect President; Biden Apologizes To Turkey; Syria Refugees Struggle To Celebrate Eid al-Adha in Jordan; Hong Kong Protesters Facing Deadline; Generational Gap in Hong Kong Protests; West Bank Bedouins Facing Relocation; Parting Shots: Hajj Pilgrimage; Industrial Expansion in Saudi Arabia Eastern Province; Women in the Workforce; Investing in Egypt

October 02, 2014

• Hong Kong Protesters Preparing For Long-Term; Turkey Parliament Debating Entering Fight Against ISIS; Iraqi Christians Find Sanctuary In Jordanian Church; African Startup: Moyo Designs; Airstrikes Help Drive ISIS From Key Town; Industrial Expansion in Saudi Arabia Eastern Province; Women in the Workforce; Investing in Egypt

October 01, 2014

• Hong Kong Protesters Out in Force; Economic Impact of Hong Kong Protests; China's View of Protests; Obama Welcomes Netanyahu to White House; Jihadist Teen Killed in Syria Airstrikes; Concerns About Jihadists Returning Home; Parting Shots: Hidden Side of Hong Kong

September 30, 2014

• ISIS On The March; U.S. Oil Boom; Young Hong Kong Protesters' Vision for Future; Some Hong Kongers Support Beijing; Hong Kong Protests; Gay Rights Center Stage in Brazil Election; Syria Says Arming Rebels Would Make Matters Worse; Syria's Bid to Be Included in Fight Against ISIS; Muslim NFL Player Penalized After Praying; Parting Shots: Monsoon in the Desert

September 29, 2014

• New President of Afghanistan Sworn In; Pro-Democracy Protests Continue in Hong Kong; China Censors Hong Kong Coverage; Terror Suspect Arrested in Spanish Enclave; Terror Trial Begins in Belgium; Parting Shots: Aircraft Carrier in Action

September 28, 2014

• Pro-Democracy Protesters Clash With Hong Kong Police; Despite Threat of ISIS, Irbil Residents Soldier On; Mount Ontake Erupts While At Least 200 Hikers Approach The Summit

September 25, 2014

• U.S. President Speaks At the General Assembly; First Woman Pilot To Participate in Bomb Campaign Against ISIS; Kurds Suffering In Northern Syria; Nine Suspects Arrested in UK Terror Raid; UK Parliament to Vote on Airstrikes in Iraq; Interpol Tracking Foreign Fighters; Plight of Syrian Refugees in Turkey; Startup Revolution; Medical Coral; Robust Retail; Saving Rome's Ruins

September 24, 2014

• 12,000 Foreign Fighters in Iraq and Syria; Obama Says Muslim Nations Must "Cleanse Themselves"; Complexities of Tackling ISIS in Syria; US Continues Airstrikes in Iraq

September 23, 2014

• Airstrikes Hit ISIS Targets in Syria; US and Arab Nations Join Attack on ISIS; Reaction in Iraq; Arab Nations Not Involved; Parting Shots: Syrian Refugees Flee to Turkey

September 22, 2014

• Unprecedented Wave of Syrian Kurds Food Turkish Border; Turkish Role in Combating ISIS; Qian'an's Greenway; Front Lines of Ebola Fight; Anniversary of Kenya Mall Attack; Arab Spring Legacy; Libyan Crisis; Parting Shots: UK Premier of "Wilde Salome"

September 21, 2014

• Security in Kenya A Year After Westgate Attack; Afghan Presidential Opponents Sign Power Sharing Deal; Prime Minister Of Yemen Resigns Amid Rebel Attacks In Capital; Syrian Kurds Pour Across Border with Turkey; Pope in Albania; Pleas to Release ISIS Hostage; Parting Shots: Head Cam Captures Robbery; Saudi's Stock Market Surge; Saudi Billionaire's Kingdom; Eliminating ISIS

September 18, 2014

• Polls Busy As Scots Vote For Independence; Kurds Need More Help To Defeat ISIS; World Not Doing Enough To Quell Ebola Outbreak; Australian Anti-Terror Raids; New Video Emerges of Hostage Alan Henning; Parting Shots: Palestinians Follow Scotland's Referendum; Saudi's Stock Market Surge; Saudi Billionaire's Kingdom; Eliminating ISI

September 17, 2014

• Scotland Ready to Vote On Independence; President Barack Obama Set to Address Central Command; African Startup Pamoja Center; Kerry to Testify on Capitol Hill; Man Kidnapped with Sotloff Speaks; Scotland's Independence Vote Hours Away; "Yes" Vote Has Upper Hand on Social Media; Parting Shots: Edinburgh

September 16, 2014

• U.S. Increases Airstrikes Against ISIS; Scottish Independence Vote Less Than Two Days Away; Building a Coalition Of the Willing In Middle East; One Square Meter: Yas Mall, Abu Dhabi; U.S. Throws Might Of Military Behind Combating Ebola Outbreak; Sunni Town Stands Tall Against ISIS; Attack in Kabul Kills 3 NATO Troops; Interview with Sediq Sediqqi; Child Laborers in Egypt

September 15, 2014

• International Leaders Gather in Paris To Build Coalition Against ISIS; Scottish Sense of Independent Identity Growing; Interview with Saudi Prince bin Talal; Parting Shots: Wine and War

September 14, 2014

• British Citizen Beheaded; David Cameron Vows To Destroy ISIS; ISIS Defector Speaks Out; ISIS and Oil; Business Perspective; Wine and War

September 11, 2014

• Oscar Pistorius Verdict; Reaction From Middle East On U.S. ISIS Strategy; U.S. Remembers 9/11; Benghazi Consulate Attack Remembered; Libyan Ambassador on Country's Turmoil; Parting Shots: Young Emiratis Speak Out

September 10, 2014

• Obama to Outline ISIS Plan Tonight; Obama Seeks to Arm and Train Syrian Opposition; Global Reaction to ISIS; ISIS Effective in Recruiting Women; Pistorius Verdict Due Thursday; Venturing Into a Volcano; President Poroshenko Claims Russian Troops Leaving Ukraine; Major Challenges Ahead for Iraq's New Unity Government; Prime Minister Cameron Heads to Scotland to Argue Against Scottish Independence; African Startup: Funda

September 09, 2014

• Dutch Aviation Safety Report On MH17 Released; Sunnis Must Be Part Of Defeating ISIS in Iraq; One Square Meter; British Muslims React to ISIS Threat; Turmoil Grows Over Afghan Election; Shia Protesters Shot in Yemen; Yemeni Forces Battle Houthi Insurgents; Apple Set to Show New Products; Britain's Royal Couple Expecting Again

September 08, 2014

• Despite Shelling, Fragile Peace Holding In Ukraine; Serena Williams Wins 18th Grand Slam; Small Northern Iraqi Sunni Town Under Siege; Duke and Duchess of Cambridge Expecting Second Baby; Small Indian Village Becomes Energy Independent; UK's First-Known Suicide Bomber in Syria; Dispute Threatens Palestinian Unity Deal; Iran's Supreme Leader Undergoes Surgery

September 07, 2014

• Iraqi Forces Retake Key Dam In Northwest Iraq; Floods Affecting Millions In Pakistan, India; Serena Williams Goes For 18th Grand Slam Today; Double Upsets In Semis as Federer, Djokovic Go Down To Relative Unknowns; ISIS Threatens British Hostage; British "Bride of ISIS"; Joan Rivers Remembered; Developing Aqaba; Dubai's Hot Property; Tehran's Empty Homes; Aldar's Expanding Ambitions

September 04, 2014

• Barroso on Russia-Ukraine Crisis; Middle East Reacts to ISIS Brutality; ISIS Threat to Middle East; Developing Aqaba; Dubai's Hot Property; Tehran's Empty Homes; Aldar's Expanding Ambitions

September 03, 2014

• US President Vows to Destroy ISIS; ISIS Oil Empire Setbacks; Obama Pledges Support to Eastern Europe; Roots of Russia`s Rift With West; Rasmussen Outlines NATO`s Plans; Parting Shots: New Perspective on Gaza Devastation; Interview with NATO Secretary-General

September 02, 2014

• Buyer's Remorse For Some Sunni Iraqis For ISIS; Government Forces Losing Ground In Southern Ukraine; Anti-Government Protests Turn Violent In Pakistan

September 01, 2014

• Police Battle Protesters in Islamabad; UK Unveils Anti-Terror Measures; Libyan Militia Plays in US Embassy Pool; Parting Shots: Cultivating Cockroaches in China

August 31, 2014

• Urkraine Returns 10 Russian Soldiers; American Pro Wrestlers Perform In Front Of North Korean Crowd; Iraqi Forces Break ISIS Siege of Amerli; ISIS Recruiting Women; Anti-Government Protests Turn Violence In Pakistan; Tackling ISIS; UK Terror Threat; Showy on the Road; Turkey's Presidential Future; Turkey's Businessmen; ISIS's Black Gold

August 28, 2014

• Ukrainian Official Accuses Russia Of Invading Country; ISIS Executes Up to 250 Syrian Soldiers; Militants Take Golan Heights Crossing; UEFA President Platini Will Not Run For FIFA's Top Job; Erdogan's Presidential Aims; Erdogan's Allies; Parting Shots: Exploring Tehran's Surreal Murals; Turkey's Presidential Future; Turkey's Businessmen; ISIS's Black Gold

August 27, 2014

• Ukraine Reports More Russian Military Activity in East; Changes in Turkey; Modi's 100 Days; Parting Shots: Rice Bucket Challenge; Steven Sotloff's Mother Appeals Directly To ISIS Leader; How ISIS Ideology Makes Them Uncompromising; African Start-up: Definition Africa

August 26, 2014

• Israel and Hamas Agree to Egyptian Plan; Role Qatar Played in Freeing American Journalist; Qatar's Influences, U.S. Officials Claim Egypt, UAE Conducted Airstrikes Inside Libya; One Square Meter: Dusit Thani to Open First Hotel in Africa

August 25, 2014

• American Journalist Freed; Tracking Foley's Killer; Israel-Gaza Conflict; Iran Says It Shot Down Israeli Drone; Michael Brown's Funeral; Ebola Outbreak; Parting Shots: Making Skateboards in Tehran

August 24, 2014

• The Economy of ISIS; Competing Independence Day Marches in Kiev, Donetsk; Close to Identifying James Foley's Executioner; Rise of ISIS; Israel-Gaza Conflict; Effects of War on Gaza's Children; Israeli Air strike Destroys Residential Building; Hamas Releases New Statement About Kidnapped and Murdered Israeli Teenagers; Israel PM Compares ISIS to Hamas; Parting Shots: Northern California Earthquake

August 21, 2014

• British Authorities Attempting To Identify Man On Jim Foley Execution Tape; Massive Aid Effort Ramping Up To Help Iraqi Yazidis; Fight Against ISIS; Middle Eastern Wines, Lebanese Lager; Capitalizing Middle East Start-Ups

August 20, 2014

• ISIS beheads American Journalist; Israeli Ceasefire Collapses; Should GCC States Be Doing More About ISIS?; Investigation Into Michael Brown Shooting; Middle Eastern Reaction to Ferguson Unrest; Fighting ISIS; US Journalist Beheaded; Journalists Becoming Part of the Story; US Attorney General Arrives in Missouri; Iceland Volcanic Ash Threat

August 19, 2014

• Kurdish, Iraqi Forces Retake Mosul Dam; Dozens Arrested In Violent Protests In Ferguson; Interview with Karl Bildt; Israel Recalls Negotiators From Cairo

August 18, 2014

• Battle for Mosul Dam; Cease-Fire Deadline Approaches; Crisis in Iraq; Assange Plans to Leave Ecuador Embassy "Soon"

August 17, 2014

• Kurdish Forces Push Toward Mosul Dam; Gazans Wish For Lasting Peace, Economic Development; Korean "Comfort Women's" Long Wait; Middle East Cease-Fire Talks; Israel's Military "Refusers"; Conflict in Ukraine; Turkish Elections; Iraq Security Concerns Don't Raise Oil Prices; Erbil Flights Suspended; Ramping Up in Iran; Easing Sanctions

August 14, 2014

• Bali Suitcase Death; Airstrikes in Iraq, Not Syria; Family Escapes Mount Sinjar; Pope Francis in South Korea; Turkish Elections; Iraq Security Concerns Don't Raise Oil Prices; Erbil Flights Suspended; Ramping Up in Iran; Easing Sanctions

August 13, 2014

• Kurds Call On UN To Do More To Help Yazidis; African Start-up: Sweet Temptations; Experimental Ebola Drugs to be Sent to West Africa; US Police Shooting Outrage; Details on Robin Williams' Death; Remembering Lauren Bacall

August 12, 2014

• Escaping Mount Sinjar; Crisis in Iraq; Ebola Toll Rises; Explosions in Baghdad; Parting Shots: Remembering Robin Williams

August 11, 2014

• Maliki Not Going Quietly After Being Ousted As Iraq's Prime Minister; Global Exchange: Old Jakarta

August 10, 2014

• Israel, Hamas At Impasse On Further Negotiations; U.S. Conducts More Airstrikes In Iraq; Kuridsh Forces Open Humanitarian Corridor Into Sinjar Mountains; WHO Unprepared for Scale of Latest Ebola Outbreak; Crisis in Ukraine; Typhoon Halong; Road Paved With Good Intentions; Inside Byblos Festival: Business in Byblos, Building Byblos

August 07, 2014

• The Human Toll Of Israel-Palestinian Conflict; ISIS Takes Territory In Kurdish Controlled Iraq; Oscar Pistorius Trial Closing Arguments

August 06, 2014

• Indirect Talks Between Israel-Hamas Continue in Cairo; WHO To Call Ebola International Crisis; African Start-up Ojey's Designs Limited; Voices of the Conflict; Battle for Iraq; Iraqi Christians Under Attack; Debating Scotland's Future; Rosetta Rendezvous

August 05, 2014

• 72 Hour Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Holding; American Aide Worker Nancy Writebol Returns To U.S.; One Square Meter: Dubai; Global Exchange: Dubai Real Estate; Sierra Leone's Most Infected Area; Crisis in Ukraine; British Cabinet Official Quits; Humanitarian Cease-Fire in Gaza; Remembering World War I Fallen

August 04, 2014

• Israel-Gaza Conflict; Attack on Passenger Bus; Gaza Perspective; Iraq Crisis; Battling Ebola; Details on Bus Attack in Jerusalem; Surrogacy Dispute; Region Divided; Searching for a Solution; Hamas Leader Speaks Out; Crisis in Ukraine; World War I Centennial; Family Lost Four Sons in WWI

August 03, 2014

• Israel-Gaza Conflict; Search at MH17 Site; Ebola Patient in US; Israel Redeploying Forces; Another UN School Hit; Exclusive: Hamas Leader Speaks Out; UN Secretary-General Condemns Attack on UN School; Down Syndrome Baby Abandoned; More Rockets Launched at Israel; Visit to Destroyed Mosque; Cease-Fire Talks in Egypt; Physical Impact of Conflict on Gaza; Economic Impact on Gaza; Gaza in Ruins; Gaza's Marine Gas Field; The Levant Basin

July 31, 2014

• Israeli Calls Up 16,000 Reservists; Mudslides In India Killed At Least 30, 100 Still Missing; Why Israeli-Hamas Conflict Is Different This Time; Dutch, Australian Expert Team Finally Reaches MH17 Crash Site; Israel-Gaza Conflict; A Regional Divide; Ebola Myths; Physical Impact of Conflict on Gaza; Economic Impact on Gaza; Gaza in Ruins; Gaza's Marine Gas Field; The Levant Basin

July 30, 2014

• American Dies of Ebola; OSCE Investigators Still Can't Reach MH17 Crash Site; Israel-Gaza Conflict; UNRWA Obstacles; LA Water Main Break; California Drought

July 29, 2014

• No Sign Of Truce In Gaza; One Square Meter: Tehran

July 28, 2014

• IDF Blames Hamas Rocket for Hospital Strike; Food Crisis in Gaza; Conflict's Negative Impact on Israel's Image; Violence in Libya; Beirut: Secret City; Reflections on Middle East; Hamas Claims Israeli Air Strike Hit Hospital; Interview with Qatari Foreign Minister; Robot Cops Help Ease Traffic In Kinshasa

July 27, 2014

• Interview with Lebanese Prime Minister Tammam Salam; African Start- up: JARDS Products; Israel Rejects Hamas Cease-Fire Offer; Destruction in Gaza; Violence Keeps Investigators From MH17 Crash Site; Iran Weighs In; Journalists Detained in Iran; Parting Shots: Artist Paints Different Picture of Middle East

July 24, 2014

• The Voice of Istanbul; Exclusive Interview: Turkish Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan; Update on Algerie Flight: Mariela Castro Not Onboard; Parting Shots: Reflections on Week in Turkey

July 23, 2014

• Israel-Gaza Conflict; Turkish Presidential Election

July 22, 2014

• Israel-Gaza Conflict; Turkey's Diplomatic Difficulties; Turkish Presidential Election; Parting Shots: Istanbul Secret City

July 21, 2014

• Ukraine President Calls MH17 Downing "Terrorist Act"; Israel-Gaza Conflict; Flight MH17: Search for Answers; Effect on Putin

July 20, 2014

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July 17, 2014

• Talks to Renew Israel-Hamas Cease-Fire; Day in Gaza; Hamas Militants Cross Border Into Israel; Egypt Sexual Assault; New Sanctions on Russia; Children Caught in Conflict; Israeli Families Fear Rockets; Hamas Rockets Found in School; Breaking News: Malaysian Plane Crash in Ukraine

July 16, 2014

• Israeli-Palestinian Conflict Continues; Bashar al-Assad Says West Must Work With Him To Combat ISIS; African Start-up: Abugida Fashion

July 15, 2014

• Israeli-Palestinian Ceasefire Agreements Falls Apart Before It Began; Iraq Parliament Elects Speaker: One Square Meter: Hong Kong Warehouse Conversion

July 14, 2014

• Israeli-Palestinian Conflict; Investigation Continues Into Attack On Apartments In Baghdad; Bold Project In Manhattan Seeks To Transform New York Skyline

July 13, 2014

• Palestinian Leaders Meet to Discuss Conflict with Israel; View from Israel on Iran Nuclear Talks; World Cup Final; Jordan's Youth Unemployment; Youth Training Programs, Refugee Effect on Unemployment; Jordan's Minister of Labor on Unemployment

July 10, 2014

• Palestinian-Israeli Conflict; Interview with Prince El Hassan bin Talal of Jordan; Sergio Romero's Heroics Send Argentina To World Cup Final

July 09, 2014

• Connect the World Special: Palestinian-Israeli Conflict; Interview with Palestinian Parliamentary Member Mustafa Barghouti; Interview with Israeli President Shimon Peres

July 08, 2014

• Egypt's President Speaks Out Against Religious Extremism; Israeli Airstrikes Hit 50 Targets Overnight; Brazil and Germany Set To Faceoff In Today's World Cup Semifinal; One Square Meter: Lima's Pre-Hispanic Roots; Egypt Mosque Crackdown; World Cup Semifinals; Streaming Brings Fans Together; Cairo's Secrets; Parting Shots: Egypt's Role in World War I

July 07, 2014

• Interview with Egyptian Foreign Minister; Shia Militia Hold Front Line In Iraq; Interview with Novak Djokovic; Tour De France In London; Egypt Under the Microscope; Oscar Pistorius Video Controversy; Egypt Tourism; Parting Shots: Sharm el-Sheikh

July 06, 2014

• Palestinian-American Teen Speaks Out After Being Released; ISIS Leader Purportedly On Video In Mosul Mosque; Pistorius Sports Doctor Cross- Examination To Continue; Wimbledon Men's Final, Petra Kvitova Reflects on Win; World Cup Semifinals Set; Neymar's Football Fortune; No Laughing Matter; Parting Shots: Feast of Iftar; Jordan's Farmers Suffer; Dubai Market Tumbles; Qatar Economy; Oil Prices Down; Pay TV Powerhouse OSN; Bollywood Heavyweights

July 03, 2014

• Palestinian Youth Clash with Israeli Security in Jerusalem; Shia Militias Push Back Against ISIS; In Brazil, You Can Rent a Friend for a Day; Demonstrations in Tahrir Square on Anniversary of Morsy Ouster; Kurdish Independence Push; Exodus from France; Middle East Tensions; Jordan's Farmers Suffer; Dubai Market Tumbles; Qatar Economy; Oil Prices Down; Pay TV Powerhouse OSN; Bollywood Heavyweights

July 02, 2014

• Tensions Rising As 17-year-Old Palestinian Kidnapped, Murdered; Belgium Edges USA In Extra Time; African Start-up: Camouflage Media; Leading Women: Maryam al Mansoori

July 01, 2014

• Thousands Attend Funerals Of Slain Israeli Teens; Secret City: Sharjah; One Square Meter: Aqaba; Israel Continues Offensive Against Hamas

June 30, 2014

• The Voice Of UAE's Next Generation; Control Of Tikrit In Question; The Netherlands, Costa Rica Advance To Quarterfinals; Libyan Activist Salwa Bugaighis Murdered in Benghazi; Kurds Look To Solidify Territory, Economic Ties

June 29, 2014

• Interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; Ramadan Begins Today; World Cup Action Continues

June 26, 2014

• Suarez Suspended for Biting; Battle for Iraq; Region under Threat; Search for Flight 370; World Cup 2014; Parting Shots; Jordan's City by the Sea

June 25, 2014

• FIFA Opens Disciplinary Hearing For Luis Suarez; A Father's Journey To Bring Jihadist Son Home; Iraqi Prime Minister Refuses To Step Down; African Start-Up: Inzuki Design; Etihad Buys 49 Percent Of Alitalia

June 24, 2014

• Interview with Jordanian Foreign Minister; Former News of the World Editor Coulson Convicted Of Phone Hacking; Iraqi Military Pushing Back Against ISIS: Artist Creates Project Using Discarded Footballs; Shipping Containers As Affordable Housing Solution?

June 23, 2014

• World Shocked As Al Jazeera Journalists Found Guilty In Egypt; Disabled Boy Tied To Mumbai Bus Stop Symbol Of Broken System; OPCW Removes All Declared Chemical Agents From Syria; Interview with Kurdish MP Mahmoud Othman; Group B, Group A Finish Play Today In World Cup Action

June 22, 2014

• Women Demanding Right To Watch Sporting Events; Pope Francis Ex- Communicates Mafia In Southern Italy

June 19, 2014

• ISIS Wants To Redraw Borders Of Middle East; Luis Suarez To Play Against England; Barack Obama Weights Proposals For Iraq; Iranians Eager To Volunteer To Defend Shia Shrines In Iraq

June 18, 2014

• Crisis in Iraq; ISIS Attacks Iraq's Largest Oil Refinery; Will Iraq Crisis Be Proxy War Between Saudi Arabia, Iran?; 21 Dead After Boko Haram Attacks World Cup Viewing Party; African Start-up: Amagara Skincare

June 17, 2014

• Crisis in Iraq; China Looking West To Care For Growing Elderly Population; Another Terrorist Attack leave 15 Dead In Kenya

June 16, 2014

• Israeli Prime Minister Expects Palestinian Authority President To Help Bring Back Kidnapped Teenagers; Kurdish Peshmerga Push Back Against ISIS; Will U.S., Iran Work Together in Iraq? Mexico City Turns To Green Roofs To Help Air Quality

June 15, 2014

• Argentinian Find Creative Accommodations In Order To Attend World Cup; Oil Prices Rising Over Fears Of Export Interruptions From Iraq; Ukraine Mourns After Plane Is Shot Down In Luhansk; Shia Volunteers Vow To Help Stop ISIS; Iraq Unrest and Iran; The Brutal Tactics of ISIS; World Cup Day Four; Keeping the Desert Cool

June 12, 2014

• Demonstrations Amass In Sao Paulo Ahead Of Opening Match; Uncertain Future Ahead For ISIS Controlled Cities In Iraq, Syria

June 11, 2014

• ISIS Assault Continues, Extends To Oil Town Baiji; African Start-up: E-lab; Country Divided Over Hosting World Cup

June 10, 2014

• Insurgency On Rise in Asia, Middle East, West Africa; One Square Meter: St. Petersburg, Russia

June 09, 2014

• 28 Dead In Militant Attack of Karachi Airport; On the Hunt for Boko Haram; Sao Paulo Metro Workers Remain On Strike; Destruction In Aleppo

June 08, 2014

• Abdel Fattah el-Sisi Sworn In As Egypt's President; Three Top FIFA Sponsors Speak Out On Corruption In Qatar 2022 Bid; Presidents of Palestinian Authority, Israel Meet In Vatican For Prayer Meeting

June 05, 2014

• Afghan Government Upset Over Being Shut Out Of Taliban Negotiations; Destruction of Syria's Chemical Weapons Behind Schedule

June 04, 2014

• President Obama Visits Poland; ISIS Takes To Social Media To Recruit Westerners; One Square Meter; Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul
• Remembering Tiananmen 25 Years After; African Startup: Diayma.com; Taliban Releases Video of Bowe Bergdahl's Exchange; Conflicting Reports As Crackdown Continues In Ukraine

June 03, 2014

• President Obama Visits Poland; ISIS Takes To Social Media To Recruit Westerners; One Square Meter; Dongdaemun Design Plaza, Seoul

June 02, 2014

• New Allegations Of Bribery In Qatar World Cup Bid; Critics Question U.S. Deal To Release U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl; Hong Kong's Billion Dollar Repurpose For Old Kai Tak Landing

June 01, 2014

• American POW Bowe Bergdahl Released; New Report Alleges Qatar Bribed Way to 2022 World Cup Bid; Man Arrested In Connection to Jewish Museum Shooting In Brussels; India Gang Rape and Murder, Qatar 2022 World Cup Bribery Claims; Hamad International Airport Opens in Qatar; Qatar's Flying Force

May 29, 2014

• Syrian Islamist Fighters Claim Suicide Attack Conducted By American; 14 Dead As Pro-Russian Separatists Shoot Down Helicopter; Sudanese Woman Sentenced To Death For Being Christian

May 28, 2014

• Dozens Killed in Donetsk Airport Clashes; Four OSCE Observers Held by Pro-Russian Separatists; Concerns Over Low Voter Turnout in Egypt; South Korea Hospital Fire; President Obama's Foreign Policy Speech; Global Exchange: We-Cyclers

May 27, 2014

• Ukrainian Troops Gain Control Of Donetsk Airport; Low Turnout For Egyptian Presidential Elections?; Egyptian Prime Minister Declares Tuesday National Holiday; One Square Meter: Varosha, Cyprus

May 26, 2014

• Battle for Donetsk Airport; Pope Francis Conducts Mass At Gethsemane; Narenda Modi Sworn In As 15th Prime Minister Of India; Anti-EU Sentiment Gains Ground In European Parliament Elections

May 25, 2014

• Pope Visits Bethlehem; Elliot Rodgers Suspected of Killing Six, Injuring 13 In Rampage; Pope Invites Palestinian Authority, Israeli President To Vatican For Peace Talks; Security Tight Ahead of Pope's Visit To Jerusalem; Ukrainian Presidential Election Hinges On Voter Turnout

May 22, 2014

• Thai Military Stages Coup; Calls For Investigation After Two Palestinian Teenagers Killed In West Bank; China, Russia Veto UN Security Council Resolution On Syria

May 21, 2014

• Thai Military Mediates Talks Between Government, Opposition; Dozens Dead After Twin Blasts In Nigerian City of Jos; Hosni Mubarak Sentenced To Three Years For Embezzlement; African Start-up: Sematime

May 20, 2014

• Thai Military Declares Martial Law; Libya On Brink Of Civil Conflict; Developers Hope Downtown Los Angeles Becomes Next Residential Trend

May 19, 2014

• Opposition Activists In Homs Say Reconciliation Is Long Way Off; A Look Inside Boko Haram; Abu Dhabi's Sustainability Project; Death Toll Rising In Balkans During Historic Floods; Saudi Arabia Closes Embassy In Tripoli

May 18, 2014

• Does Narenda Modi Need To Apologize For 2002 Riots?; Flooding In Balkans Could Turn Deadly; West African Nations Declare War On Boko Haram; China Evacuates Workers From Vietnam; Forecast for Balkans Region After Deadly Flooding; Gunmen Attack Libyan Parliament; India Looks to the Future; Parting Shots: BJP's Big Victory; Indian Expats on Elections; Banking on the Polls; Treat from Radical Ideologies

May 15, 2014

• Special Coverage Of India's Election; Turkish Prime Minister Erdogan Booed in Soma

May 14, 2014

• At Least 232 Dead In Mine Explosion In Soma, Turkey; Interview with Syrian Deputy Forign Minister Faisal Mekdad; Judge In Oscar Pistorius Trial Orders Psychological Evaluation; African Startup: Recycling, Sustainable Development Company Groupe Senghor; Political Pressure in Turkey; World Cup; Women's Safety in India; Parting Shots: Stephen's Legacy

May 13, 2014

• Search for Abducted Nigerian Girls; Gas Attacks Alleged in Syria; Surviving the Siege of Homs; Ehud Olmert Sentenced; Two Parents Identified Daughters in Boko Haram Video; Chibok Residents Scarred by Attacks; Boko Haram's Influence; One Square Meter: Milan Property Boom; Pistorius Prosecutor Asks for Independent Psychiatric Evaluation; Al-Masri Terror Trial; Tensions in Yemen; Indian SENSEX Hits Record High; Future of India's Economy; Parting Shots: Celebrating Afghanistan Through Lens of Steve McCurry

May 12, 2014

• New Boko Haram Video Released Showing Kidnapped Schoolgirls; Ukraine Referendum; India Election; Inside Chibok; Boko Haram Demands; Syrians Return to Homs; Nigeria's Abducted Girls; Women Call for "Half-Naked" Protest Against Nigerian Kidnapping; Migrant Ships Sink Near Italy, Libya; Deadly Migration; Indian Economy Frustrations; World Cup Preparations; Parting Shots: Manchester City Celebrates Premiership Title

May 11, 2014

• International Help for Nigeria's Kidnapped Girls; Exclusive Interview with Nigerian Kidnap Escapee; Gadhafi Son on Trial; Eastern Ukraine Independence Referendum; Libya Progress Report; Saif Gadhafi's Lawyer Discusses Trial; India Police Attacked; India's Youth Vote; Ukraine Vote in Moscow; Some Mexican Vigilantes Register with Police; North Korea Drone Accusations; Dennis Rodman Claims Kim Jong-un's Uncle Alive; Concerns About Ukraine Vote; English Premier League; Parting Shots: Austria Wins Eurovision

May 08, 2014

• Massive Explosion Levels Aleppo Hotel; Pro-Russian Separatists To Move Ahead With Referendum; Explaining UEFA's Financial Fairness Rules

May 07, 2014

• 150 Dead After Boko Haram Attacks Border Town; African Startup: Sena Ahadji; Homs Evacuated After Rebels, Government Negotiate Truce

May 06, 2014

• Eight More Nigerian Girls Kidnapped; Interview with Amr Moussa; How Food Is Reshaping Peru; Donetsk Airport Reopens

May 05, 2014

• Nigerian President Vows To Find Missing Schoolgirls; Violence in Odessa; Lima's Long Awaited Subway Soon To Open; Oscar Pistorius Trial Resumes

May 04, 2014

• 40 Killed In Fire In Odessa; World Unites Behind 200 Female Nigerian Students Kidnapped; UAE Working To Curb Spread of MERS Virus; NBA Racism Controversy; White House Correspondents' Dinner; New Star Wars Movie to Film in UAE; Parting Shots: Medieval Combat Championship; Craving Franchises in UAE; Hard Rock in the Middle East; Investing in Cairo's Night Life

May 01, 2014

• Families of Abducted Nigerian Schoolgirls Demanding Government Action; Istanbul Protests; May Day Celebrations; Crisis in Ukraine Inspires National Pride in Russia; Craving Franchises in UAE; Hard Rock in the Middle East; Investing in Cairo's Night Life

April 30, 2014

• African Start-up: A Taste Of America In Africa; Oklahoma Halts Executions After Botched Attempt; Russian Militants Seize Police Station IN Horlivka; Despite Violence, Iraqis Head To The Polls; Growing Fear in Egypt; Storms Threaten Southeastern US; Nigeria Missing Schoolgirls; Clippers Win After Owners Punished; Italian Court Explains Knox Ruling; Chemical Weapons in Syria; Scorpions Drummer Stung in Dubai

April 29, 2014

• Tornadoes Continue To Ravage American Midwest; Pro-Russian Separatists Storm More Buildings In Eastern Ukraine; West Imposes More Sanctions On Russia; South Korean President Apologizes For Government Response To Ferry Accident; North Korea Conducts Live Fire Drills; India Recognizes Legal Status of Transgendered

April 28, 2014

• Search For MH370 Entering New Phase; 683 Sentenced To Death In Egypt; Kharkiv Mayor Shot In Back While Cycling; Children Claim Torture In Egypt; Outrage Over Video of South Korea Ferry Captain's Rescue; Tornado Outbreak in US; US Weather Outlook; NBA Racism Probe; Russia Responds to US Sanctions; MERS Cases Spike in Saudi Arabia; Parting Shots: View from Above

April 27, 2014

• Pope Francis Canonizes John Paul II, John XXIII in Unprecedented; OSCE Members Detains in Slovyasnk; Interview with Palestinian Lawmaker Henan Ashwari; Afghan Prosthetics Factory Employs Former Patients; Crisis in Ukraine; Middle East Cafe Chat; Parting Shots: Controversial Kiss; Iraq Prepares for Elections; New Energy Players; Cyprus Forging New Ties: Exclusive Interview with Cyprus President Nicos Anastasiades

April 24, 2014

• Hamas, Fatah Form Unity Government; Violence Erupts Of Rio de Janeiro Streets; President Obama Visits Japan

April 23, 2014

• Hamas, Fatah Form Unity Government; Violence Erupts Of Rio de Janeiro Streets; President Obama Visits Japan

April 22, 2014

• Manchester United Sacks Manager; Malaysian Broken Promises Upset Chinese Families; U.S. Vice President Supports Kiev, Warns Moscow; Dubai's Mini City Gamble; Lebanon Looking To Bounce Back After Presidential Elections

April 21, 2014

• Contradicting Stories At Ukrainian Checkpoint; Remaking Rwanda; South Korean President Has Tough Words For Ferry Crew

April 20, 2014

• Pro-Russian Militants To Ignore Geneva Deal; Frustration Mounts For MH370 Search Crew; Death Toll Mounts In South Korean Ferry Accident; Crews Find Ferry Disaster Victims; Kidnapped Journalists Return Home; A Region In Flux; Parting Shots: Christians Celebrate Easter; Dubai Pushes Fashion Forward; Dressing the Stars; Fortnum & Mason in Dubai

April 17, 2014

• President Putin Justifies Actions In Ukraine; Confusion Over Schoolgirls Kidnapped in Nigeria; South Korean Families Anxious As No New Survivors Found; Can Algeria Become Global Player In Natural Gas; Ukraine Crisis Talks; Ukraine Claims Russia Behind Eastern Protests; Parting Shots: Last-Minute Reprieve from Iranian Execution; Dubai Pushes Fashion Forward; Dressing the Stars; Fortnum & Mason in Dubai

April 16, 2014

• Tensions Rise In East of Ukraine; Interview with former Georgian President Mikhail Saakashvili; 300 Still Missing After Ferry Capsized of South Korean Coast; At least 100 Girls Kidnapped From Boarding School In Borno State

April 15, 2014

• Oscar Pistorius Ends Five Days Of Grueling Cross-Examination; Liverpool Football Club Commemorates 25 Years Since Hillsborough Disaster; Detroit Becoming Magnet For International Investors

April 14, 2014

• Prosecutor Challenges Oscar Pistorius's Version of Events; 71 Dead In Bombing Near Nigerian Capital; Militants Ignore Ukrainian Government's Ultimatum To Leave Buildings; Syrian Government Retakes Town Near Lebanese Border; Doctors Try To Contain Deadly Ebola Outbreak In West Africa

April 13, 2014

• Pro-Russian Militants Seize Government Buildings In Eastern Ukraine; Jordan Spieth Leads Masters Going Into Final Day; Internet Provides Glimpse Of MH370 Pilot's Personality; Weather Effect on Chile Wildfire; Chile Wildfire Devastation; India Election; Parts Unknown: Punjab, India; Royal Tour of New Zealand; Parting Shots: Palm Sunday in Jerusalem; Abu Dhabi's Hotel Industry; Rotana's Ambitions; Rising Emirate; Iconic Waldorf Astoria Clock With Arab Twist

April 10, 2014

• Day Four Of Oscar Pistorius Testimony; Interview with Former British Foreign Secretary David Owen; 91 Parliament Seats Up For Grabs In World's Largest Democracy; Humanitarian Aid for Syria; Syria's Refugee Crisis Deepens; Looking Back on First Week in UAE; Abu Dhabi's Hotel Industry; Rotana's Ambitions; Rising Emirate; Iconic Waldorf Astoria Clock With Arab Twist

April 09, 2014

• Day Three Of Pistorius Testimony; Search Crews Hear More Pings In Search For MH370 Black Boxes; African Start-Up: Sock-Maker to the Stars; Oscar Pistorius on Trial; Dutch Priest Killed in Syria; Egypt Sexual Harassment

April 08, 2014

• Day Two Of Pistorius Testimony Adjourned Early; Dubai Hopes Expo 2020 Bid Will Help It Grow; Standoff in Ukraine; Moscow Warns of Civil War; US Response; Arab Youth Survey; Parting Shots: The Burj Khalifa

April 07, 2014

• Pinger Confirmation Best Lead So Far In Searching For MH 370; Emotional Testimony From Oscar Pistorius; New High School In Costa Rica Hopes To Transform Rural Society

April 06, 2014

• Possible Flight 370 Black Box Pings Detected; Cameras Proposed in Cockpits; Building a New Afghanistan; Middle East Comic Con; Parting Shots: Nine-Month-Old Booked and Fingerprinted; Afghanistan Election; Middle East Peace Talks; Flight 370 Search Weather; India Election

April 04, 2014

• Search For MH370 Goes Underwater; Displaced Chileans Afraid To Go Home; The Dangers of E-Cigarettes; Afghans Set To Vote In Historic Elections

April 03, 2014

• Syrian Refugees In Lebanon Surpass 1 Million Mark; Chile Hit With Powerful 7.6 Magnitude Aftershock; Queen Elizabeth Visits Vatican; Celebrity Chef Nigella Lawson Denied Entry Into U.S.

April 02, 2014

• 8.2 Earthquake Hits Chile; NATO Weighs Response To Russia; Malaysian Inspector General Calls Flight 370 A Criminal Investigation; Afghan Special Forces Fight To Protect Elections

April 01, 2014

• Australia Committed To Finding MH370; U.S. Could Release Convicted Spy Jonathan Pollard; GM's CEO Apologizes For Deadly Defect

March 31, 2014

• Australia Committed To Finding MH370; Russia Pulls Some Troops Back From Ukrainian Border; North Korea Fires Artillery Into South Korean Waters, South Korea Responds; UN Panel Urges International Committee To Act Now On Climate Change

March 28, 2014

• Search Zone For MH370 Moves North; Ukrainian Civilians Form Self- Defense Committees In Wake Of Russian Troop Buildup; UK's Same-Sex Marriage Ban Lifts At Midnight; Trial of Oscar Pistorius Postponed; U.S. President Barack Obama Visits Saudi Arabia; CNN Documentary on 25th Anniversary of The Cold War

March 27, 2014

• New Satellite Images Show Hundreds Of Objects Floating In Suspected Flight 370 Crash Site; Will Oscar Pistorius Take Stand?; Russian Amassing Troops Along Ukrainian Border; American Couple Sentenced In Qatar For Death Of Daughter

March 26, 2014

• Egyptian Military Leader al-Sisi Announces Bid For Presidency; Families of MH370 Skeptical Of Malaysian Government; Who Will Succeed Rupert Murdoch At News Corps?

March 25, 2014

• Russia Officially Excluded From G8; Search For Flight 370 Suspended Due To Bad Weather; 176 Still Missing After Washington State Landslide; Venezuelan Opposition Lawmaker Maria Corina Machado Ousted From Parliament; Prosecution Rests Case In Oscar Pistorius Trial

March 24, 2014

• Washington State Landslide; Chicago Train Derailment; Oscar Pistorius Trial; Ebola Outbreak in West Africa; Behind the Names: Passengers of MH370; Malaysian Prime Minister: MH370 Most Likely Went Down In Indian Ocean; G7 Holds Crimea Meeting in The Hague; Russian Foreign Minister: Missing G8 No Great Loss For Russia

March 21, 2014

• Turkish Prime Minister Bans Twitter; Search And Rescue Teams Prepare For Another Round In Indian Ocean; Six Months After Westgate Attack; Gunmen Open Up Inside Kabul Hotel

March 20, 2014

• Russia Bites Back With Sanctions Against U.S.; Promising New Lead In MH370 Disappearance; Leading Woman Park Geun-hye; UN International Happiness Day

March 19, 2014

• Pro-Russian Mob Seizes Ukrainian Naval Headquarters; The Search for MH 370; Prosecutor To Close Case On Monday In Oscar Pistorius Trial; New Lead In Madeleine McCann Disappearance

March 18, 2014

• Search Grid For MH370 Size Of Australia; President Putin Recognizes Crimean Referendum; Interview with Jo Wood, Ex-Wife Of Former Rolling Stone's Guitarist Ronnie Wood; Crime Scene Photographer Grilled by Pistorius' Defense; GM Recalls More Vehicles

March 17, 2014

• Ukrainian Ambassador To UK: Western Sanctions Not Enough; Crimea Votes To Join Russia; The Art of Robotic Movement; L'Wren Scott Found Dead; Jose Alvarenga Visits Mother Of Shipmate

March 14, 2014

• Kerry, Lavrov Talks Yield No Common Ground; Crisis In Yarmouk; History Of Crimea; South African Police Confession In Oscar Pistorius Trial

March 13, 2014

• The Search For MH 370 Continues; Islamic Jihad Announces Ceasefire With Israel; Bashar al-Assad Visits Displaced Citizens

March 12, 2014

• U.S. President Barack Obama Meets With Interim Ukrainian Prime Minister; Tension In Northwestern Crimea As Russian Troops Threaten Base; China Says They Found Possible Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 Crash Site

March 11, 2014

• The Mystery Of MH 370 Continues; Reeva Steenkamp Ate Two Hours Before Shooting, According to Pathologist; Fukushima Three Years After Nuclear Meltdown

March 10, 2014

• Researchers Develop Alzheimer's Test; Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 Mystery; Crisis In Ukraine; 13 Nuns Released In Syria; Libya Acting to Seize North Korean Ship; Malaysia Airlines Mystery; Art of Movement: 18th and 19th Century Robots; South by Southwest Tech Conference; Parting Shots: New App Shows London's Past

March 07, 2014

• Crisis In Ukraine; Pistorius Ex-Girlfriend Testifies; Interview with Anders Fogh Rasmussen

March 06, 2014

• Special Edition: Ukraine in Crisis

March 05, 2014

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February 28, 2014

• Ousted Ukrainian Presidents Insists He's Still Legitimate Leader; Unknown Military Personnel Surround Crimean State TV Station; Massive International Boiler Room Busted By London Police

February 27, 2014

• Interview With Russian Ambassador To EU; Arizona Governor Vetoes Anti-Gay Bill; West African Cocoa Growers Taste Chocolate For First Time

February 26, 2014

• Pro, Anti-Russian Rallies Clash In Crimea; In Turkey, Protests Continue Over Incriminating Tapes of Prime Minister; Manchester United Struggles; Egypt Government Reshuffle; Sentencing in UK Soldier Murder; Muslim Council of Britain on Sentencing; Leading Woman Melinda Gates; Favela Football Accommodation; Backstage at Paris Fashion Week

February 25, 2014

• Ugandan Newspaper Publishes Homosexual List; Interim Ukrainian President Warns Of Possible Separatist Movement; The Economics of Cocoa Certification; Turkish Prime Minister Faces Corruption Allegations

February 24, 2014

• World's Oldest Holocaust Survivor Dies At 110; Ukraine Rebuilds Government; Have Cocoa Companies Done Enough To Stop Child Labor?; Egypt's Cabinet Resigns

February 21, 2014

• Ukrainian Opposition Leaders Sign Political Settlement; Interview with Polish Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski; Ukraine's Economy in Free Fall

February 20, 2014

• Violence in Ukraine; Mood on the Streets; Journalists on Trial in Egypt; Nuclear Negotiations; Facebook to Buy WhatsApp; Rebekah Brooks Testifies; Solidarity in Georgia; Political Divisions in Ukraine; Agreement Ready; Ukrainian Protests Felt at Sochi Olympics; Plea to the World

February 19, 2014

• Ukrainian Protesters, Government Forces Continue Clashes Tonight; Pussy Riot Members Attacked By Russian Police; EU, U.S. Calling For Sanctions Against Ukrainian Government; Phone Hacking Prosecutors Show Email Between Tony Blair, Rebekah Brooks

February 18, 2014

• US Ambassador to Ukraine on Crisis; Unrest Grips Central Kiev; EU's Catherine Ashton Condemns Violence; Social Media on Ukraine Crisis; Crowds Gearing Up to Defend Square; Protests in Ukraine Turn Violent; Venezuelan Opposition Leader Turns Himself In; Pussy Riot Detained in Sochi

February 17, 2014

• A Look Into ISIS's Brutality In Northern Syria; Germany Still Atop Gold Medal Count; Jamaican Bobsled Team Finished 29th; Ethiopian Airlines Co-Pilot Hijacks Own Plane, Seeks Asylum In Geneva

February 14, 2014

• Mount Kelud Erupts, Sending Thousands Fleeing; Gus Kenworthy's Sochi Puppies; Olympic Skiers Complain Of Warm Olympics; Winter Weather Bashes Northeastern U.S., Southwestern UK

February 13, 2014

• Syria Announces Extension Of Ceasefire In Homs; Belgian Parliament To Vote On Euthanasia For Children; Russia Passes Ban On Same-Sex Adoptions

February 12, 2014

• High Winds, Rain Battering Soaked UK; Dutch Gold Rush Continues At Olympics; Ice, Snow Blanket U.S. Southeast; Caroline Kennedy Visits Okinawa

February 11, 2014

• Very Little Progress At Peace Talks, According to Brahimi; Shaun White Upset In Men's Halfpipe; Southern England Reeling from Unprecedented Floods; Iran's 35th Anniversary of Islamic Revolution; Indian IOC Reinstated

February 10, 2014

• Record Flooding In Southwestern England; Aid Agencies Evacuate Old Homs; Video Released Of Suspected al Qaeda Operative Capture In Libya

February 07, 2014

• Opening Ceremonies Kicks Off Sochi 2014 Olympics; Taliban Kidnaps British Service Dog; Australian Schapelle Corby Granted Parole in Indonesia

February 06, 2014

• U.S. Homeland Security Warns Bombs Could Be Hidden Inside Toothpaste; Egypt Sends Official Charges To al Jazeera; U.S. Olympic Athletes Arrive in Sochi; Twitter's Disappointing Quarterly Report

February 05, 2014

• Mexican Drug Cartels, Vigilante Groups, Mexican Authorities Clash In Bloody Violence

February 04, 2014

• President Putin Arrives in Sochi; The Growing Martyrdom Cult in Dagestan; Microsoft Names Satya Nadella CEO; Man Claims To Have Drifted Over 6,500 Miles In Pacific; Syria's Chemical Weapons; Barrel Bomb Attacks; Expert Says More Regional Involvement Needed to End Syrian Civil War

February 03, 2014

• Securing Sochi; Video Released of Al Jazeera Journalists Being Arrested; Workout Apps Proliferating On Mobile Phones; Violence in Iraq; Behind the Statistics

January 31, 2014

• Will Amanda Knox Be Extradited?; Super Bowl Ads; Security At Winter Olympics

January 30, 2014

• Ukrainian President Calls Out Sick; Jury Set To Rule On Amanda Knox Retrial; Justin Bieber Booked For Assaulting Driver; Syrian Government Opposition Still Deadlocked

January 29, 2014

• U.S. Federal Reserve Tapering Affecting Emerging Markets; Ukrainian Protesters Don't Trust Parliament, President; Snow Storm Paralyzes Atlanta

January 28, 2014

• UN's Ambitious Plan To Educate 400,000 Syrian Refugee Children; Ukrainian President Sack Ministers; Mohamed Morsy Back On Trial

January 27, 2014

• Lakhdar Brahimi Urges Syrian Government, Opposition to Keep Conversations Private; Interview with NATO Secretary-General Anders Fogh Rasmussen; Interview with Ukrainian Singer Ruslana; Bridal Shop In Zaatari Refugee Camp

October 05, 2011

• Stark Warning from International Monetary Fund; Austerity Protests in Greece; Occupy Wall Street Protests; Social Media Response to Occupy Wall Street; Live Update on Wall Street Protests; Australian Cities Planning Protests Similar to Occupy Wall Street; Retrials for Bahrain Doctors; Six Arrested in Plot to Assassinate Afghan President; Fallout from Veto on UN Security Council Sanctions for Syria; Audio Recording of Drugged Michael Jackson Played at Conrad Murray Trial; India Education Ministry Gives $50 Computers to Students; Legal Loophole Keeps Bonded Labor Victims Stuck in Malaysia; New Device Helps Deaf Hear; Interview With Michael Jackson's Brother About Tribute Concert That's Dividing Their Family

October 04, 2011

• Amanda Knox Heads Home; Condemning Syria; The Landlady Wins; Forced Labor in Cambodia; International Labor Organization Investigating Migrant Workers' Conditions in Southeast Asia; Gateway: Azerbaijan; Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh on 25 Years of "Phantom"; Parting Shots of Albuquerque Balloon Festival

October 03, 2011

• SHOW PREEMPTED FOR AMANDA KNOX COVERAGE

September 30, 2011

• Anwar al-Awlaki Dead; Life Behind Bars; Rugby World Cup; Paramedic Testifies at Conrad Murray Trial; Jackson Fans Gather Outside Courthouse; Conflicting Reports on State of Afghanistan; Interpreting Conflicting Reports; Bloggers Move Fashion Forward

September 29, 2011

• Germany Votes to Expand the European Bailout; Interview with Mohammed El-Erian; NATO and U.N. Disagree on Violence in Afghanistan; Carlos Tevez Suspension

September 28, 2011

• Second Day of Conrad Murray Trial; Kidnapping Threat in Saudi Arabia; Euro Zone Challenge; UN Security Council Considering Rival Resolutions on Syrian Sanctions; Philippines Cleans Up from Typhoon Nesat

September 27, 2011

• Crisis in Greece; The Two Sides of Amanda Knox; Precious Cargo; Presidents Cup Selections; The Making of a Sprinter

September 26, 2011

• Protests in Greece; Yemeni President Addresses His People; Wrap Up of The Ryder Cup; Interview with Amir Khan

September 23, 2011

• Historic Bid for Statehood; Yemen's President Returns; Keeping An Eye on the Leader Board; Satellite to Hit Earth; Scientists Shoot Particle Beam Faster Than Light Speed; More Bodies Left in Veracruz Mexico; Drug Cartels' Warnings to Social Media; Mexican President Addresses U.N. General Assembly Calling for Drug Consumer Countries to Cut Demand; Acapulco Teachers Walk Off Job Over Drug Cartel Fears; Breaking News: Interview with Tony Blair on Palestine-Israeli Peace Negotiations; Major Fashion Retailer Takes Stand Against Slavery

September 22, 2011

• World Leaders Sound the Alarm Over the Economic Situation; The Financial Crisis Hits Hard in One Spanish Village; Interview with Jan Randolph; Mass Walkout at the U.N.; What's At Stake in the PGA Tour?; U.S. Military Chief Accuses Pakistan of Exporting Terrorism; U.S. and Pakistan's Rocky Relationship; Two Women Fined for Violating France's Burqa Ban; Burqa Bans in Europe; Debate on Burqa Bans; Big Interview: "24" Producer Howard Gordon; Parting Shots of Dash for Exit During Ahmadinejad's UN Speech

September 21, 2011

• Iran Frees American Hikers; Fed Has New Plan; U.S. to Upgrade Taiwan's Aging Fighter Jet Fleet; 35 Bodies Found in Mexican Roadway; Afghan Protests Over Rabbani Assassination

September 20, 2011

• Italy's Credit Rating Downgraded; Afghanistan Assassination; Violent Crackdown in Yemen; Terror Attack in Turkey

September 19, 2011

• Preview of U.N. General Assembly; This Week's Key U.N. Speeches; Tensions in Israel Over Palestinian Bid; Dominique Strauss-Kahn Speaks; Worldwide Headlines on Strauss-Kahn Interview; One Commentator Relieved by Strauss-Kahn's Comments; Big Interview: Beyonce; Parting Shots: Clash of the Tycoons; Should the Rich Should Cough Up to Bring Down American Debt; Strauss-Kahn Breaks His Silence; Yemen Fighting; Spain Advances into the Final; Davis Cup Wrap-Up

September 16, 2011

• Interview with Anders Borg; Report from European Finance Ministers' Meeting; When the Euro Was Young; Palestinian Statehood Bid; Interview with Imad Moustapha; Rugby World Cup 2011; Revolutionary Troops Encounter Resistance in Sirte; Negotiations With Niger for Gadhafi's Son Fail; Difficulty Capturing World's Most Wanted War Criminals; The Search For Moammar Gadhafi; Quelling Toxic Football Rivalry; Racism and Sports Fans; Eye on Poland: Cosmetic Queen; iReporter Shares Polish Road Trip

September 15, 2011

• Historic Visit to Benghazi; Offensive on Gadhafi Stronghold Sirte; Training on the Move in Sahara; Abused Gadhafi Nanny Gets Medical Care in Malta; Big Interview: Jeffrey Archer; Eye on Poland: Crumbling City Resurrected; Images of Poland; Rogue Trader Under Arrest in London; Taming the Credit Crisis; Pakistan Floods; Turkish-Israeli Face-Off; Controversy Over Black Coaches

September 14, 2011

• Crisis Call; Euro Bonds; Inside the Siege; Pakistan Flood Disaster; Jackie Kennedy Tapes; A Proud Day for Canadians

September 13, 2011

• Iran Trial; Kenya Kidnap Attack; Embassy Siege; Champion's League; Interview with Novak Djokovic

September 12, 2011

• Bank of America Announces Job Cuts; Will Germany Force Severe Austerity Measures on Greece?; Prince Harry Makes A Deal; Men's Tennis Championships

September 09, 2011

• American Muslims and 9/11; Perspective on 9/11 from Religious Leaders; Abbottabad Four Months After Death of Osama Bin Laden; Former Pakistani President's Response to Raid on Bin Laden Compound; How Al Qaeda Threat Has Changed; Update on Potential Terrorist Threat on 9/11 Anniversary; The Worldwide Impact of 9/11; New Terror Threat

September 07, 2011

• The Case Against Amanda Knox; Missing Missiles; Russian Hockey Team Members Die in Plane Crash

September 06, 2011

• Stocks Slide Again; A Grim Scenario; Phone Hacking Scandal; Texas Wildfires; Big Night for European Soccer; Peaceful Resolution No Longer Possible in Libya

September 05, 2011

• Did China Offer to Sell Weapons to Moammar Gadhafi?; Senior al Qaeda Leader Arrested in Pakistan; European Markets Fall; Rafael Nadal Takes A Tumble

September 01, 2011

• Gadhafi's Sons Speak; E.U.'s Humanitarian Aid; Transfer Window Roundup; Mentally Ill Sisters Freed from Chains in West Bank; Global Mental Health Spending; Asylum Seekers in Australia; Reboot of Comic Superheroes

August 31, 2011

• Gadhafi's Sons Speak; E.U.'s Humanitarian Aid; Transfer Window Roundup; Mentally Ill Sisters Freed from Chains in West Bank; Global Mental Health Spending; Asylum Seekers in Australia; Reboot of Comic Superheroes

August 30, 2011

• Message for Gadhafi Loyalists; Long Road Ahead for Nanny; Carnage in Syria; Sweet Smell of Success; U.N. Discusses Aid to Libyan Transitional Government; Gadhafi Nanny Gets Treatment; Sports Round-up; Crackdown Continues on Eid; Help for Syria's Opposition Forces; Gateway Series: Russia's Main Fishing Port

August 26, 2011

• US Braces for Irene; Potential Economic Loss in US Due to Irene; Young Rebel Hero Fights to Protect His People; Scope of Savagery of Libyan Conflict; Supply Lines Reestablished; Inside Gadhafi's Underground Tunnels; U.S. Braces for Impact; The Secret World of the Dictator; The Young Face of War; Hurricane Causes Sports Cancellations

August 25, 2011

• Hunting A Dictator; The Libyan Refugee Crisis; Steve Jobs Steps Down; Rebels Storm Notorious Tripoli Prison; Rumors Flying About Gadhafi Whereabouts; Life Beginning to Return to Normal in Tripoli; Situation Desperate in Libyan Hospitals; NATO's Role in Hunt for Gadhafi; UN to Release Libyan Assets; Where in the World is Moammar Gadhafi? Concerns About Transitional Council; Hurricane Irene Slams Bahamas; US Braces for Irene; Airport Cancellations Expected in Many Major US Coastal Cities

August 24, 2011

• US Readies for Irene; Libya in Transition; Gadhafi Loyalists Attacked Al Brega Oil Tanks; What's Next for Libya? Conflicting Interests Inside Opposition May Hamper Transition; National Transitional Council Gaining Friends; Transition to Power; Libya's Frozen Assets; Libya's Role in Africa; Rebuilding Libya

August 23, 2011

• 5.8 Magnitude Earthquake Hits US East Coast; Rebels Control Gadhafi Compound; Celebratory Mood in Tripoli; Transitional Government To Move To Tripoli; Dominique Strauss-Kahn Sexual Assault Case Dismissed; A Tour of Gadhafi's Compound; NATO's Role in Libya; New Mindset in Middle East.

August 22, 2011

• Global Reaction to Battle for Tripoli; Gadhafi's Whereabouts Unknown; Libya's Former Prime Minister Speaks Out; How Battle for Tripoli Unfolded; What Will It Take For Rebels To Control Tripoli? NATO Worried Loyalists May Stage Last-Ditch Attack; Hurricane Irene Causes Blaze at Virgin Chairman's Home; Images Of Libya On Verge Of New Era; Battle for Tripoli; Interview with Mustapha Ben Halim

August 19, 2011

• Downward Spiral; Suicide Blast at Mosque; Syrian Official Defends Crackdown; U.S.-Chinese Teams in Basket Brawl; Spilling Secrets; Football Season on Hold; Recap of British Phone-Hacking Scandal; Do News Corp Corruptions Extend to U.S.? International Plea for Aid; Award-Winning Director of Video to Stop Somali Famine; Week on the Web; Parting Shots of Celebrity Walk-Outs

August 18, 2011

• Stocks Plunge Over 400 Points on the Dow; U.S. to Al-Assad: Step Aside; Miami Football Players' Perks

August 17, 2011

• Violence Continues in Syria; "Collar Bomb" Suspect Arrested; Fighting Around Tripoli

August 16, 2011

• The Pressure Piles on the Murdochs; Syrian Crackdown; "Collar Bomb" Suspect Arrested; Can England Dominate Cricket for Years to Come?

August 15, 2011

• Seizing Ground, Closing in on the Capital; Small Towns, Big Stakes; Cesc Fabregas Moves to Barcelona; Solid Gains for Wall Street; TV Cameras Banned From Mubarak Trial; Protester's Family Demands Action in Egypt; Egyptians Discuss Mubarak Trial On Social Media; Egyptian Blogger Favors Judge's Decision; Life After the CIA; Lavish Living in London; Parting Shots of Stolen Rembrandt

August 12, 2011

• Turbulence in the Market; Berlusconi Announces Further Austerity Measures; Short Selling; Syria Uprising; Premier League Football Season Kicks Off; Tougher Talk Towards Syria; U.S. Pushing for Embargo on Syrian Oil; Dire Conditions in Somali Hospitals; Mogadishu Doctors Inspire Others; Week on the Web; Online Muppet Marriage Campaign

August 11, 2011

• Cameron's Crackdown; Gold Rush; Who's To Blame?; China: High-Speed Slowdown; Will There Be A Football Strike?; Tiger Tanks

August 10, 2011

• Another Nail-Biter on Wall Street; Violence in Britain Spreads; Citizens Organize against Looters; Tiger's Fortunes; Hope Amidst Devastation in Somalia; Hospital Workers in Bahrain Persecuted for Treating Protesters; Dangers Growing for Medics on Battle Fronts; Adventurer Ed Stafford's Walk Along the Amazon; Parting Shots of Golf Ball-Sized Hail in Nebraska

August 09, 2011

• Volatile Session on Wall Street; Britain on High Alert; Somalia Famine; Violence in London Impacts Sports

August 08, 2011

• U.S. Markets Plunge; England Riots; Markets Sink in Europe

August 05, 2011

• Financial Fears Mess with World Markets; Syria Protests; Champions League Competition; Italy Calls For Emergency G7 Meeting; Where Are the Leaders? Chile's Heroes One Year Later; China Braces For Muifa; Week on the Web; Parting Shots of Killer Plant

August 04, 2011

• Crackdown in Syria; A Powerful Story of Loss; Tiger Swings Back into Action

August 03, 2011

• Caged and in Court; Another European Bailout?; Crisis in Syria; Interview with Pele; Friendly Rivalry; Tiger Woods' Latest Comeback Attempt; Wall Street Fights Back; Euro Zone Rattled Again; Major Child Pornography Bust in US; The Scope of Child Pornography Globally; Dominic Cooper of "The Devil's Double." Parting Shots of Peacock on Fifth Avenue

August 02, 2011

• Deal on U.S. Debt; Why Dagong Downgraded U.S. Credit Rating; Violence in Syria; Woods Says He's Ready for Comeback

August 01, 2011

• Vote on US Debt Deal; Japanese Markets Rise at News of Debt Deal; Escalating Violence in Syria; Hama Crackdown Triggers Torrent of Western Criticism; Path of No Return in Syria; MTV 30 Years Old; Video Kills the Radio Star

July 29, 2011

• The U.S. Debt Crisis; Debt Deja Vu; Tiger Back in the Game; Fighting in Mogadishu Doesn't Prevent Aid Getting Through; Unity in the Face of Tragedy; Who Killed Libyan Rebel Army Commander? Rift in Libyan Rebel Ranks? Libyan Rape Victim Starts New Life in US; More Answers About Air France Flight 447; Implications for Future Pilot Training; Week on the Web; Parting Shots of Royal Weddings Past and Present

July 28, 2011

• Clock Ticks Toward Economic Default in United States; Nine Months to Clean Up FIFA

July 27, 2011

• The Divide in Washington Over Raising the Debt Ceiling; Will Japan Take A Hit from the U.S. Debt Debacle?; Heavy Rains Pound South Korea; Countdown to 2012 Olympic Games

July 26, 2011

• Shooter's Attorney Says He's Insane; Amy Winehouse's Funeral; Batiste Sacked as Argentina Coach

July 25, 2011

• Show of Solidarity in Norway; Interview with Norwegian Prime Minister; First Australian Wins Tour de Franc; Strauss-Kahn's Accuser Speaks Out; Human Trafficking Crackdown in Mexico; How Mexican Government Keeps Tourists Coming; Countdown to London Olympics: British Diver Tom Daley; Parting Shots of Norway Memorial Service

July 22, 2011

• PREEMPTED BY NORWAY ATTACKS COVERAGE

July 21, 2011

• Greek Crisis Deal Reached; Africa's Drought; Andy Schleck Pulls Within 15 Seconds of Lead in Tour de France; Tiger Woods' Former Caddie Speaks Out; Paraguay Makes Copa America Final Without Winning Any Games; Flawless Landing Ends Space Shuttle Program; As Shuttle Exits, Deep Space Calls; Commercial Space Exploration; 30 Years of Shuttle in Pictures; Greek Crisis Deal Reached. Green Pioneer Sows Seeds of Change; Parting Shots of Beatles' First U.S. Concerts

July 20, 2011

• Feeling the Heat; Famine Escalates in Somalia; Yao Ming Announces Retirement From NBA; Yao's Net Worth; Tiger Woods Drops Caddy; Summit on EU Debt Crisis; Prospects of Solving Greek Debt Crisis Look Dim; Green Pioneer Urges Indian Farmers to Go Organic; The Wendi Tackle

July 19, 2011

• Rupert and James Murdoch Grilled in Parliament; Japan's World Cup Champs Get Heroes' Welcome Back Home; Motocross Racer Flies Off Bike But Still Finishes Race; Contador Makes Move in Tour's 16th Stage; Blackburn Rovers Postpone Trip to India; Cargo With a Kick; Green Pioneer Sheep Farmers in Argentina

July 18, 2011

• Phone Hacking Scandal

July 15, 2011

• Murdoch Apologizes; New Bank Stress Tests; British Open Round Two; Women's World Cup Preview; NATO Helping Rebels Plan Attacks, Libyan Government Says; Overview of Recent Developments in Libya; Intense Fighting In Qawalish; Murdoch Heckled in London; Extreme Science; Week on the Web

July 14, 2011

• NewsCorp Under Fire in U.S.; Murdochs Agree to Testify Before British Parliament; Suicide Bombing at Funeral of Afghan President's Half- Brother; Connector of the Day: Jay Leno

July 13, 2011

• Anger at Rupert Murdoch's Media Empire; Terror Attack in Mumbai; Italy's Economic Plight; Women's World Cup; Popularity of Women's Football Increasing; Die-Hard US Soccer Fans; Nine Hours Before British Open Tees Off; Mark Cavendish Takes "Most Beautiful Jersey." New Hope in AIDS Fight; Connector of the Day Seth Berkley on Development of AIDS Vaccine; The Worldwide Toll of AIDS; Sweltering Heat in US Causes Jobs to Dry Up; Relief in Sight for US; Drilling Polar Ice; Parting Shots of Metrodome's New Roof

July 12, 2011

• Rupert Murdoch Called before British Parliament; The Secrets Behind Phone Hacking; Rory McIlroy Holds Court at British Open Press Conference; Cano Wins Home Run Derby. Crashing Into Controversy; Amsterdam's Flower Market; Connector of the Day: David Schwimmer's Film About Internet Predators; Google Science Fair Showcases Remarkable Youth; Parting Shots of NASA's Last Space Walk

July 11, 2011

• Rupert Murdoch's Media Empire Under Fire; US Slashes Military Aid to Pakistan; Tiger's "Big Announcement" Not So Big; Golf's British Open; Ryu So Yeon Claims Women's Golf US Open Title. The Klitschko Brothers in London; Connector of the Day Jeffrey Wright; William And Catherine Wow North America; Parting Shots of a Slippery Challenge

July 08, 2011

• Phone Hacking Scandal; On the Verge of independence; New Protests in Egypt; First Asian NBA Star Retires; Fan Dies at Rangers Game Trying to Catch Ball Thrown Into Stands; Formula One Champion Sebastian Vettel; The Final Space Shuttle Mission Lifts Off; The Shuttle Program; A New Space Race? First African-American in Space Bernard Harris; Parting Shots of 134 Launches in 134 Seconds

July 07, 2011

• UK Hacking; `News of the World' Closing

July 06, 2011

• 7/7 Bombing Victim's Father's Phone Possibly Hacked by `News of the World'; Al Qaeda Comeback in Yemen?

July 05, 2011

• Violence in Syria; Casey Anthony Verdict; Interview with John Malkovich

July 04, 2011

• The Greek Debt Crisis Could Spell the End of the Eurozone; Former IMF Chief Strauss-Kahn Accused of Rape in France; Ratko Mladic's Trial on Hold Indefinitely

July 01, 2011

• Dominique Strauss-Kahn Released on Own Recognizance; Interview with Dennis Kucinich on Syria; Georgian Food Hopes to Break into World Market

June 30, 2011

• 750,000 Strike in Britain over Proposed Austerity Measures; Greeks Discuss Austerity; Firefight Footage from Afghanistan

June 29, 2011

• Greek Parliament Votes for Austerity, Public Riots; How Shall Austerity Play in Rest of Europe? Turmoil Follows Greece's Austerity Vote; Militant Blamed for Kabul Hotel Siege

June 28, 2011

• Crisis in Greece; Kabul Hotel Under Attack; Sony and Cyber Security

June 27, 2011

• Trafficking Report Released; Syria Dissidents Gather; France to Help Greece; Knox Appeal; International Criminal Court Issues Arrest Warrant for Moammar Gadhafi

June 24, 2011

• Two Sides in Syria; Americans Win at Wimbledon; Formula 1 European Grand Prix

June 23, 2011

• Syria Residents Flee Military; Libya Rally Supports Gadhafi; Sixty Million Oil Barrels to be Released; Obama Pushes Plan for Afghanistan; Afghanistan Withdrawals Success; Prostitution the New Gang Business in California; Connector of the Day Sugar Ray Leonard Speaks on Life Behind Boxing; Parting Shots: Tom Hanks Takes Over; The Growing Refugee Crisis in Syria; UNODC World Drugs Report

June 22, 2011

• New Austerity Measures for Greece; The Fastest Growing Form of Human Trafficking

June 21, 2011

• The Greek Debt Crisis; Deadly Flooding; The Future of Afghanistan; Negotiating with the Taliban; US First Lady Meets Nelson Mandela; Greek Parliament Debating No Confidence Vote; The Maschen Ballet; Wimbledon Day Two; The Indo-Pak Express; Parting Shots of Summer Solstice at Stonehenge

June 20, 2011

• The Growing Mess in Greece; From Drought to Floods; Tense Situation at Turkish-Syrian Border

June 17, 2011

• Saudi Women Urged to Start Their Engines. Change from Within. Wimbledon Draw. Big Money in Endorsements for Tennis Stars. Tennis and High Fashion. Week on the Web;. The Growing Mess in Greece; From Drought to Floods; Tense Situation at Turkish-Syrian Border

June 16, 2011

• Cell Phone Rape Video; Violence in Canada; The Greek Crisis

June 15, 2011

• A Wave of Anger in Greece; Informants Arrested; Lawsuit against President Barack Obama; Live From A NATO Assault Ship

June 14, 2011

• Syrian Government Tries to Crush Unrest; Solving the Greek Debt Crisis

June 13, 2011

• Paying the Price for Treating Wounded in Bahrain; Medics Coming Under Fire in Arab Spring; David Beckham Kicks Off Search for 2012 Olympic Torch Bearers; Did Hosting 2010 World Cup Make a Difference for South Africa?; Financial Successes and Disasters for World Sporting Events; Connector of the Day Miss USA Rima Fakih

June 10, 2011

• Residents Flee Syria; Extreme Force?; Violence Escalates in Misrata

June 09, 2011

• Turmoil in Syria; Turning Up the Heat on Gadhafi

June 08, 2011

• Syrians Flee Border Town; Battle for Misrata; Child Pornography in Russia; Bahrain Grand Prix Once More In Doubt; Mexican Drug Cartels' Newest Weapon; Expert Says Authorities Focusing on Wrong Thing in Drug War; Caravan of Comfort; Connector of the Day Youssou N'Dour; Parting Shots of 2012 Olympic Torch

June 07, 2011

• Uprisings in the Middle East; Birthday Party Goes Viral

June 06, 2011

• Dominique Strauss-Kahn Pleads Not Guilty; Yemen Support; Crackdown Heightens in Syria

June 03, 2011

• 18 Deaths From E. coli Outbreak; Mladic on Trial at the Hague; President Saleh Injured in Attack

June 02, 2011

• E. Coli Investigation; Mladic in Hospital; Al-Obeidy Deported Back to Libya

June 01, 2011

• FIFA Reelects Sepp Blatter as President; Libya's Oil Minister Defects; Japanese Seniors Working at Fukushima; Germany to Shut Down Nuclear Plants; Nuclear Power Plants Safe; Migrant Smuggling; New York Widens Smoking Ban to Parks; Debate on Dangers of Secondhand Smoke; Connector of the Day Andrea Petkovic; Parting Shots of Australian Waterspouts

May 31, 2011

• Ratko Mladic Arrives at the Hague; The Controversy over FIFA

May 30, 2011

• FIFA's Ugly Underbelly; William and Catherine Abroad; More Cracks in Gadhafi Regime

May 27, 2011

• The Fate of Ratko Mladic; Interview with Safia Gadhafi; Report on Crash of Air France Flight 44; Saudi Woman Jailed for Getting Behind Wheel; Allegations of Corruption at FIFA; Europe's Super Bowl; Week on the Web

May 26, 2011

• A Day for International Justice; The G8 Summit; Mladic Held in Hospital; Serbian President Calls Accusations Serbia Knew Maldic's Location "Rubbish"; Civil War in Yemen?; Why Instability in Yemen Matters to West; Picking Up the Pieces After Joplin Tornado; Oklahoma Family Reunited With Dog Gone Missing in Tornado; Revving Up For Monaco Grand Prix; Pregnant Parting Shots

May 25, 2011

• President Obama's British Visit; Tripoli Responds to Pressure from U.S. and Britain; An Underground Labyrinth; Who Will Lead the IMF?; Ash Cloud Over Germany

May 24, 2011

• Barack Obama in London; Ash Cloud Causes Chaos; History of "Essential Relationship" Between UK and US. Netanyahu Addresses Congress. Human Error in Air France 447 Crash? Mubarak and Sons Charged in Egypt. More US Storms Possible. What Do Afghans and Pakistanis Want From US and Britain? Traveling With the President.

May 23, 2011

• Obama Leaves Ireland Ahead of Schedule; Kickoff to 2012 Campaign?

May 20, 2011

• Queen Elizabeth in Ireland; Controversy over Barack Obama's Vision for the Middle East; Strauss-Kahn Bail Terms Ironed Out. NATO Widens Campaign Against Gadhafi. Remnants of War Deadly Threat to Misrata Young. Obama in Dangerous Legal Territory in Libya. IMF Approves $40 Billion Loan to Portugal. US Pastor Claims Saturday is Judgment Day. Why People Believe End of World Claims. CDC Issues Advice for Zombie Apocalypse. Connector of the Day Vera Zvonareva. Horsing Around in Parting Shots.

May 19, 2011

• Dominique-Strauss Kahn Granted Bail; President Obama Gives Speech on Arab Spring; Reaction from Syria and Libya; Israel Pleased With Obama's Speech; Tony Blair's Reaction; Have We Heard It All Before?; Reaction to Pledge of Economic Support for Egypt and Tunisia; Are the Numbers Big Enough or Too Big?; An Egyptian Revolutionary's Thoughts

May 18, 2011

• Queen Elizabeth's Historic Visit to Ireland; U.S. Sanctions Syrian President; U.S. Defense Secretary: No Evidence Pakistani Officials Knew bin Laden's Whereabouts; Libya Releases Four Western Journalists

May 17, 2011

• Queen Elizabeth Visits Ireland; Schwarzenegger's Secret; Controversy Over Dominique Strauss-Kahn's Treatment

May 16, 2011

• Dominique-Strauss Kahn Remains in Police Custody; International Criminal Court Requests Arrest Warrants for Gadhafi

May 13, 2011

• Vicious Attack In Pakistan; ISI Ties To Militants?; Gadhafi Message; Spanish Quake; NATO Secretary-General Briefs US President; Fleeing Turmoil; Somali Militant Group Promises Revenge For Death Of Bin Laden; Helping Africa Tackle Al Qaeda; Chinese Dissident's Art Speaks Loudly; Artists Around The World Speak Out Against Detention Of Chinese Artist Ai Weiwei; Eurovision Song Contest Finalists; Ireland's Jedward; What The Fans Have To Say; Why Eurovision Stands Test Of Time

May 12, 2011

• Protests Over U.S. Raid; Helping the Victims; Demjanjuk Convicted

May 11, 2011

• At War with Its Own People; Young Suicide Bombers; Felipe Calderon's Strategy in the War on Drugs

May 10, 2011

• Microsoft Buys Skype; New Technology Bubble?; Refugee Crisis in Libya

May 09, 2011

• Pakistan Vows to Investigate; Was Killing of bin Laden Lawful?

May 06, 2011

• Al Qaeda Respond to the Killing of Osama bin Laden; Widespread Demonstrations in Syria; President Obama Thanks Troops; What it Takes to Be a SEAL; Coca-Cola Turns 125

May 05, 2011

• Barack Obama's Visit to Ground Zero; New Details about Firefight; Skeptics Doubt bin Laden's Death; Farewell Soldier; interview with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu; Firefighter Who Prompted Bush's Post- 9/11 "We Hear You" Speech Reacts to Bin Laden's Death. Obama Visits Ground Zero. Controversy Over Body of Air France Victim Recovered Two Years Later. School Children Who Were There When President Bush Learned of 9/11 Attacks. America Unified in Wake of Bin Laden's Death But For How Long?.

May 04, 2011

• White House Will Not Release bin Laden Photos

May 03, 2011

• Inside bin Laden's Compound; Pakistan's Role

May 02, 2011

• Osama bin Laden Dead

April 29, 2011

• Royal Wedding Highlights.

April 28, 2011

• Royal Wedding

April 27, 2011

• Nine Americans Killed in Afghanistan

April 26, 2011

• Terrifying Scene in Misrata; Calls for Reform of Open Border Treaty; Inside Scoop on the Royal Wedding

April 25, 2011

• Military Operation in Syria; U.N. Considers Resolution against Syrian Government; Inside the Media Village; The Wedding Music

April 22, 2011

• U.S. Sends Drone Planes to Libya; McCain Visits Libya; Parents of Detained Journalist Speak Out; Syrian Security Forces Kill 43

April 21, 2011

• Good News for Libyan Rebels; Eman al-Obeidy Alleges Continued Harassment; Egyptian Foreign Minister Praises Younger Generation for Successful Revolution; Haiti Elects New President

April 20, 2011

• The Gulf Oil Spill One Year Later; Report From Inside Japan's 20- Kilometer Zone; France Steps Up Involvement in Libya; London Prepares for Royal Wedding

April 19, 2011

• Britain Ramps Up Libya Efforts; A Year After America's Worst Environmental Disaster

April 18, 2011

• Nigerian President Wins New Term; Crisis in Libya

April 15, 2011

• The Royal Couple's Children; Nigerian Election; Torture Allegations in Syria; Iran Advises Syrian Government; U.S. Congressman Wants Mexican Drug Cartels Classified As Terrorists; Extreme Science in Arctic Circle; Cars Not Doing All the Work in Formula One Racing; Week on the Web

April 14, 2011

• NATO Targets Tripoli; Photographer Documents Japan's Nuclear Disaster; Princess for a Day

April 13, 2011

• World Powers Reach Agreement on Libya; Mubarak and Sons Detained; Blasphemy Laws in Pakistan

April 12, 2011

• Japan Nuclear Crisis as Bad as Chernobyl; NATO's No-Fly Zone; Blogger Sentenced to Three Years in Prison

April 11, 2011

• Role French Played in Arrest of Laurent Gbagbo. More Towns Evacuated Near Japan's Fukushima Nuclear Plant. Japan Rocked by Series of Aftershocks as Country Pauses to Remember Dead One Month After Disaster. Eleven Dead in Minsk Subway Blast. Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi In Court on Fraud Charges. Libyan Rebels Reject African Union Ceasefire Proposal. At Least Five Killed in Renewed Misrata Shelling. Opposition Leaders Say No Deal Unless Gadhafi and Family Goes; Libyan Opposition Wants Gadhafi Tried as War Criminal. French Burqa Ban Goes Into Effect Today. Live Address of New President of Ivory Coast Alassane Ouattara. US Business Makes Recycled Shoes. Britain's Royal Wedding Translates into Royal Fortune for Beijing.

April 08, 2011

• Distinguishing Friend from Foe; Unrest in Syria; U.K. Phone Hacking Scandal; Impact of Possible U.S. Government Shutdown; Four Businessmen Including Two British Brothers Arrested in Libya; EU Says Portugal Bailout Could Top $100 Billion; Young People in Ireland and Portugal Moving Away to Find Jobs; Motorcycles Beating Traffic Jam Blues in Jakarta; Addicted to Technology; Parting Shots of Cherry Blossom Season

April 07, 2011

• Portugal Seeks A Bailout; Interview with Jean-Claude Trichet; Can the Eurozone Survive the Bailout?; Japan Earthquake; Ouattara addresses Ivory Coast

April 06, 2011

• Portugal Asks for E.U. Help; Gadhafi's Options; Libyan Rebels' Frustration; NATO Spokesperson Responds to Rebels; Ivory Coast Turmoil

April 05, 2011

• Is the Conflict in Ivory Coast Coming to an End?; Reaction at the U.N.; Refugee Crisis in Liberia; Japan's Offer; Libya's Rebels Set to Export Oil

April 04, 2011

• Gadhafi Forces Look for Way Out; Yemeni President May Step Down

April 01, 2011

• Libyan Rebels Offer Cease-Fire; Over 1 Billion Turn Out to Cricket World Cup Finals; Fighting in Ivory Coast Displaces Thousands

March 31, 2011

• Top Libyan Official Defects; Prostitution in Denmark

March 30, 2011

• Japanese Officials Admit Ignorance about Nuclear Crisis; Mother of Libyan Woman Speaks Out; Sold Into Sexual Slavery; Pakistan and India Take Cricket World Cup Semi-Final Down to the Wire. Cricket Fever in UAE. How Sport Can Bring Peace. Connector in Common Among Three Celebrities. Philippe Cousteau Reports From Catlin Arctic Ice Base. Connector of the Day Elham Al-Qasimi.

March 29, 2011

• International Conference on Libya

March 28, 2011

• Rebels Advance in Libya; Syria Protests; CNN Freedom Project

March 25, 2011

• Day of Dignity Turns Deadly; The Battle for Ajdabiya; Situation at Fukushima Nuclear Plant Worsens; The Situation at Otsuchi

March 24, 2011

• Libyan Civil War

March 23, 2011

• Bombing in Jerusalem; Portugal Plan Rejected; Britain Slashes Spending

March 22, 2011

• Allied Forces Continue Attacks on Libya's Military

March 21, 2011

• Japan's Nuclear Concerns; Anti-Aircraft Fire in Tripoli

March 18, 2011

• The Fight for Libya; Japanese Authorities Raise the Threat Level; A New Threat For Libya From Three World Powers; Germany Abstains From Vote on U.N.; Security Council Resolution On Libya; Moment of Silence in Japan One Week After Moment Earthquake Struck; Japan One Week Later; American Rescue Workers in Japan Face Grim and Dangerous Task; Live Press Conference by Libyan Deputy Foreign Minister

March 17, 2011

• Coping with a Catastrophe; Battle for Libya; Last Barrier to Benghazi; International Action on Libya?

March 16, 2011

• Japan's Nuclear Crisis; Bahrain Clashes and Crackdown

March 15, 2011

• The Crisis in Japan; Bahrain State of Emergency; Libyan Rebels on the Defensive

March 14, 2011

• PREEMPTED FOR JAPAN COVERAGE

March 11, 2011

• PREEMPTED BY JAPAN COVERAGE

March 10, 2011

• Dalai Lama Announces Plans to Step Down as Political Leader of Tibetan Exile Movement. Tale of Tennis Star's Whose Father Was Trapped Under Rubble in Haiti Earthquake. Connector of the Day Jessica Watson. Parting Shots of Slam Dunk on YouTube;. Libyan Government Forces Win Back Rebel-Held Areas; Interview with Anders Fogh Rasmussen; World Weighs Action in Libya; Fifty Days Until Royal Wedding

March 09, 2011

• Unrest Continues to Spread Across Middle East. Saudi Government Worries It Could Be Next. "Discovery" Finishes Final Mission. What's Next for US Space Program? Connector of the Day Bear Grylls; The Battle for Libya; Interview with Libyan Opposition Leader; U.S. Hearings on "Radical Islam;" Bonded Labor in India

March 08, 2011

• Breaking News from Libya.

March 07, 2011

• UN Security Council Considering No-Fly Zone Over Libya; Refugees Still Waiting for Help After Fleeing Libya. Update on Egypt and Tunisia; Concerns in the West About Spread of Extremism During Turmoil in Middle East; Connector of the Day Ranulph Fiennes; CBS Fires Charlie Sheen From Show "Two and a Half Men."

March 04, 2011

• 'Indescribable Violence' in Libya; Crowds Cheer New Prime Minister; Controversy Over Libyan No-Fly Zone; Refugee Crisis on Tunisian; Libyan Border Growing; Cricket's First Out Gay Professional; Connector of the Day Father Alberto Cutie; Parting Shots of the View From a Space Shuttle Launch

March 03, 2011

• Fears of Civil War in Libya; The Refugee Crisis on the Libya- Tunisian Border; Crackdown on Journalists in Turkey

March 02, 2011

• Gadhafi Struggles to Maintain Control of Libya; Two U.S. Soldiers Murdered in Frankfurt; Pakistani Minister Gunned Down

March 01, 2011

• Libya Suspended from the U.N. Human Rights Council; Referendum Crisis on Libyan-Tunisian Border; Interview with Italian Foreign Minister; New Protests in Iran

February 28, 2011

• Moammar Gadhafi Determined to Hang Onto Power; Mubarak's Wealth

February 25, 2011

• Libyan Ambassador to UN Criticizes Gadhafi and Asks for UN's Help; Libyan Opposition Activist Wants Tangible Support From International Community But Not Military Intervention; Social Media Getting Reports Out of Tripoli Where Traditional Journalists Cannot Get In; What's Next for Libya? Correcting Gender Inequality in Germany; UN Security Council Drafts Resolution Against Libyan Governments' "Crimes Against Humanity;" Gadhafi Tells Supporters, Be Ready to Fight; Other Nations Continue to Evacuate Their Citizens From Libya; Oscar Preview

February 24, 2011

• Moammar Gadhafi Fights to Hang Onto Power; Discovery's Final Flight; Mental Health Care in Kenya

February 23, 2011

• Is Gadhafi Losing His Grip on Power?; Islamic Pluralism in Malaysia; Devastation in New Zealand; Mental Health in Kenya; Aid Workers Warn of Mass Exodus of Libyans Into Tunisia; US State Department Charters Ferry to Evacuate US Citizens from Libya; Relationship Between a Country's Stability and its Openness; Wind Power Making Germany Leader in Renewable Energy; Connector of the Day Christopher Bailey; Parting Shots of Wacky Numbers from London's Fashion Week

February 22, 2011

• The Uprising in Libya; Earthquake Devastates New Zealand City; Four Hostage Americans Killed

February 21, 2011

• Mass Shootings in Libya; Americans Seized by Pirates in Somali; Violence on the Border

February 18, 2011

• Unrest in Bahrain; Global Economic Imbalance; Mexican Wars

February 17, 2011

• Bahrain Unrest; Border Issues

February 16, 2011

• Clashes in Libya and Bahrain; North Korea Celebrates Birthday; U.S. Border Patrol Agent Murdered in Mexico

February 15, 2011

• Protests Spread Across Bahrain; Developments in Iran; Stones Fly in Yemen; Italian Prime Minister to Face Trial

February 14, 2011

• On Strike in Egypt; Protests in Iran; Obama's Budget

February 11, 2011

• PREEMPTED FOR EGYPT COVERAGE

February 10, 2011

• PREEMPTED BY EGYPT COVERAGE

February 09, 2011

• Wael Ghonim Speaks Out; Mexico Scandal; Christians Find Refuge in Paris

February 08, 2011

• Into the Crowds in Cairo; Journalist Speaks Out about Abuse in Egypt; China Rate Hike; Australia Bush Fires; Chechen Leader Claims Responsibility for Moscow Blasts

February 07, 2011

• Egypt Uprising; Assange Extradition Hearing; Lockerbie Bomber Release; Secession in Sudan?

February 04, 2011

• 11th Day of Unrest in Egypt

February 03, 2011

• Egypt's Future

February 02, 2011

• Violence in Egypt; Cyclone Yasi Hits Australia

January 31, 2011

• Protests Continue in Egypt

January 27, 2011

• Muslim Population Growing at Tremendous Rate. Pakistan Expected to Grow by 70 Million While US Will Double Muslim Population. Social Aspect of Muslim Population Growth. Chinese Tennis Star Li Na Moves to Finals in Australian Open. 2011 Australian Open Makes History in Many Ways. Connector of the Day Iain Canning, Producer of "The King's Speech." Parting Shots of Record-Breaking Snow in U.S.; Groundswell of Anger in Egypt Grows; Bombings in Baghdad; Nelson Mandela's Health; Gay Activist Murdered in Uganda

January 26, 2011

• American Billionaire Sponsors 9th Tier English Football Team; Foreign Ownership of Premier League Teams. Romanian Sex Traffickers Sentenced in Manchester Court; US Reaction to Egyptian Anti-Government Protests from State Department; Parting Shots of Bond-Like Car Remote Control; Tensions Escalate in Egypt; The Future of Sudan

January 25, 2011

• Massive Protests in Egypt; Lebanon Political Upheaval; Al Jazeera Leaks; Preview of President Obama's State of the Union; Contraction in the U.K.

January 24, 2011

• Deadly Blast at Moscow Airport; Time for Action in Spain; Lebanon Political Crisis; Al Jazeera Leaks Alleged Palestinian Concessions

January 21, 2011

• Blair Apologizes for Iraq War?; Deadly Mudslides in Brazil; Report on Somali Pirates

January 20, 2011

• Members of Congress Meet with Chinese President; Chinese Censor Their Own President; Lebanon Hariri Announcement; Tunisia Protests and Gunfire

January 19, 2011

• President Hu Visits Washington; Trapped Under Mud; Are Silvio Berlusconi's Days Numbered?

January 18, 2011

• Major Quake Strikes Pakistan; Hu Jintao Arrives in the U.S.; Duvalier in Custody

January 17, 2011

• Revolt in Tunisia; Lebanon Hariri Tribunal; Jean-Claude Duvalier Returns to Haiti

January 14, 2011

• Unrest in Tunisia; Pope John Paul II Moves Closer to Sainthood

January 13, 2011

• Mudslides Kill Hundreds in Brazil; Floods Devastate Australia; Good Economic News for Spain

January 12, 2011

• Flooding Escalates in Australia; Haiti One Year Later

January 11, 2011

• Flash Floods Devastate Australia; Unrest in Algeria and Tunisia; The Business of Piracy

January 10, 2011

• Shooting in Tucson; Modern-Day Piracy

January 07, 2011

• Britain Beefs Up London Airport and Railway Security Over Feared Terrorist Plot. Food From Germany Contaminated With Dioxin Spreads Across Europe. Wrap Up of Ashes Series in Australia. India and South Africa Cricket Rivalry Growing. Week on the Web. "Huckleberry Finn" and Other Books Censored Over the Years. Viewer Reaction to Assassination of Pakistani Provincial Governor. Parting Shots of the Unexpected.

January 06, 2011

• Ireland Bookmaker Offering Odds on Location of Next Mass Bird Death. "British Medical Journal" Calls Study Linking Vaccinations to Autism an Elaborate Fraud. Egypt Security Forces On High Alert for Coptic Christmas in Wake of New Year's Church Bombing. New York City Debates Ban on Smoking in Parks. Connector of the Day Maz Jobrani. Homeless Man With Golden Voice Now Sensation.

January 05, 2011

• Pakistani Governor's Assassination Divides Nation; Floods Isolate Australian Town; Global Food Prices Hit All-Time High; Many Germans Find Way Around Smoking Bans

January 04, 2011

• Turmoil in Pakistan; Floods Devastate Australia

January 03, 2011

• Australia's Floods Could Last Weeks; African Leaders Make Another Push to Get Ivory Coast President to Step Down; Thousands of Birds Drop Dead From Sky

December 31, 2010

• Disappearing Languages; The 75th Anniversary of Monopoly

December 30, 2010

• Violence Looms in Ivory Coast; Disaster in Australia; No Water in Ireland

December 29, 2010

• Turmoil in the Ivory Coast; The Big Gasoline Strike; Education in Zimbabwe

December 28, 2010

• Doing Business in Russia; West African Leaders Try to Persuade Leader of Ivory Coast to Step Down

December 27, 2010

• Thousands of Passengers Stranded; Interview With Pavel Khodorkovsky

December 24, 2010

• Special: Connectors of the Day

December 23, 2010

• Tensions Escalate on the Korean Peninsula; Tricks of the Trade

December 22, 2010

• Exodus of Christians

December 21, 2010

• Global Travel Gridlock; Interview with Gordon Brown

December 20, 2010

• Arctic Blast Strands Thousands; Korean Peninsula Crisis; Google's Damage Control in France

December 17, 2010

• Mission to North Korea; Japan Revamps its Military Forces; Barack Obama Signs Tax Cut Deal; The Threat from North Korea; United Nations Calls for Lauren Gbagbo to Step Down; Julian Assange Calls Swedish Charges "Smear Campaign." Chinese Premier Makes Trade Deal With Pakistan. Are US Attempts to Rebuild War-Torn Afghanistan Paying Off? Champions League World Cup Draw and Club World Cup Football. Week on the Web.

December 16, 2010

• WikiLeaks Founder Granted Bail; Will Assange Be Extradited to the United States?; "Significant But Fragile;" Saying Goodbye to Larry King; Deadly Clashes in Ivory Coast; Adviser to Disputed President Gbagbo Wants International Community to Recognize Him as Winner. India and China Made Trade Deal. Re-Connector of the Day Ricky Martin. Connecting Voices Share Thoughts on Larry King.

December 15, 2010

• The Situation on the Korean Peninsula; Liberia's Rape Epidemic; Facebook Map Shows World Connected by Friendships. US Launches Lawsuit Against BP. US Troop Surge Helps Afghan Town Kandahar. No Real Strategic Improvement in Afghanistan. Mark Zuckerberg named "Time" Magazine's Person of the Year. Parting Shots of Protests Around the World.

December 14, 2010

• Truth and Reconciliation in Liberia; Wikileaks Founder Granted Bail

December 13, 2010

• CNN Exclusive: Darfur; Sweden's First Suicide Bombing; Afghanistan: 2010; New Yorker Finds Fame in Japan; Most Viral Videos of 2010; Connector of the Day PJ O'Rourke; Parting Shots of Nature Wreaking Havoc

December 10, 2010

• A Profile of Liu Xiaobo; China Censors News of Nobel Peace Prize; Meet the AirPod

December 09, 2010

• Strategy of Web Hacktivists; Rage in the Streets of London; United Nations Tries to Save Rainforests

December 08, 2010

• Are Middle East Peace Talks Dead?; Operation Payback; Preserving the Blue Mountains

December 07, 2010

• Julian Assange Appears in Court; Nobel Ceremony Boycott; Montana's Melting Glaciers

December 06, 2010

• Progress on Climate Change

December 03, 2010

• Global Fallout from WikiLeaks Revelations; More WikiLeaks Documents Posted; Experts Speculate on Long Term Impact Leaked Documents Will Have on Foreign Relations; Responses to Leaked Documents Equally Startling; Viewer's Thoughts on WikiLeaks; Long-Term Effects of Oil Spills

December 02, 2010

• The Latest WikiLeaks Revelations; Russia to Host World Cup in 2018; Qatar Also Wins World Cup Bid

December 01, 2010

• New WikiLeaks Revelations; America's Favorite Pastime Goes Green

November 30, 2010

• What WikiLeaks Documents Reveal about North Korea; Investigation of FIFA; Latest WikiLeaks Disclosures

November 29, 2010

• The WikiLeaks Revelations and Iran; Who Should We Believe in Jordan?; Yemen's Water Shortage

November 25, 2010

• In the Line of Fire on Yeonpyeong; Containing Cholera in Haiti; How Intelligent is Man's Best Friend?; Researchers Study Canine Cognition. Three Teens Rescued After Two Months at Sea. Connector of the Day Condoleezza Rice. British Prime Minister Launches Survey on National Well- Being. Parting Shots of Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade.

November 24, 2010

• Ireland's Four Year Plan; Is Portugal Next?; Airport Security; Communicating with Bonobos

November 23, 2010

• Tensions in Korea; Pakistan President Agrees to Pardon Pakistani Woman Sentenced for Blasphemy; Mine Rescue; William and Kate Set a Date. In Age of Internet, Viewership of Royal Wedding Could Top Charles' and Diana's. Replicas of Royal Engagement Ring Selling Well in New York. Diana's Dress Designer Speculates on Kate's Dress. The Intelligence of Lemurs. Connector of the Day Genevieve Nnaji. Viewers Respond to North Korea's Attack on South Korea. Parting Shots of Relics That Have Become Treasures.

November 22, 2010

• Ireland Takes a Bailout; The Financial Crisis in Europe; Cholera Epidemic Worsens in Haiti; Cambodia Stampede

November 19, 2010

• NATO Agreement on Missile Defense System; America's Exit Strategy from Afghanistan; Urban Planet: Building Infrastructure in Iraq

November 18, 2010

• World Protests Death Sentence for a Christian in Pakistan; Does Ireland Need A Bailout?; Things Looking Up in Mumbai

November 17, 2010

• Unrest in Haiti; Will Ireland Get a Bailout?; Urban Planet: Cities and the Brain

November 16, 2010

• Prince William and Kate Middleton Reveal What Was Behind Their 2007 Split. British Royal Weddings. Princess Diana's Biographer Comments on Engagement. Reactions from the Commonwealth. Online Reaction to Royal Engagement. Neighborhood Facelift Brightens Lives in Rio.

November 15, 2010

• British Couple Released by Somali Pirates; Will Ireland Need A Bailout?; Greek Debt Crisis Worsens; Urban Planet: Lagos, Nigeria

November 12, 2010

• Cholera Outbreak Spreads in Haiti; Interview with Ayad Allawi; Will Aung San Su Kyi Be Released?

November 11, 2010

• Iraq's Power Sharing Agreement; G20 Divisions; Beauty in the Air

November 10, 2010

• Tension at the G20 Summit; The Case for Quantitative Easing; Latest Details on Package Bombs from Yemen

November 09, 2010

• George W. Bush Defends Waterboarding; Alleged Child Trafficking Ring; Bribery in Freight Shipping Countries

November 08, 2010

• Pakistan Against Permanent U.N. Security Council Seat for India; Security of Air Travel

November 05, 2010

• Haiti Faces Third National Emergency; Internet Used to Inspire Terror Attacks; New York City Council May Ban Sexually Harassing Behavior

November 04, 2010

• Human Trafficking; Plane Rips Apart; The Story of a Child Slave

November 03, 2010

• Impact of Midterm Elections in the U.S.; Parcel Bombings in Athens; The Risks of Air Freight; Ladies First in New Delhi's Subway

November 02, 2010

• Change is Coming to Washington; Germany on High Alert; Ugandan Blogger Speaks Out

November 01, 2010

• Behind the Latest Terror Plot; Washington's Involvement in Yemen

October 28, 2010

• Mohammed Tops List of Most Popular Names in England, Wales; What's Driving Modern-Day Electric Cars?; Does the Lisbon Treaty Need Modification?

October 27, 2010

• Debate Over Airport Security; At the Epicenter of the Indonesian Earthquake; Jay Leno's Cars; : Mexican Border Town Abandoned Due to Drug Violence. Tape, Supposedly From Bin Laden, Warns France Could Be Top Target. US Shows Off New Detention Center at Parwan, Hoping to End Rumors of "Black Prisons." Canadian Detainee at Guantanamo Pleads Guilty. Famed Bond Car on Auction Block. Christie's Auctioning Darth Vader Costume. Michael Caine Discusses His New Memoir, "The Elephant to Hollywood." Parting Shots of New Species Discovered in Amazon.

October 26, 2010

• Fears of A Nationwide Cholera Outbreak in Haiti; Toll from the Earthquake in Indonesia; Interview with Harrison Ford ; Calls for Curfews in Mexican Cities to Combat Drug Cartel Violence; Reporters Without Borders Releases Press Freedom Index; Crackdowns in Yemen Concern Journalists. The Life and Death of Paul the Octopus; Parting Shots of Shoes Tossed in Protest

October 25, 2010

• The Latest on the Cholera Outbreak in Haiti; The Power of the Fan

October 22, 2010

• WikiLeaks Set to Release New Documents on War in Iraq; Reintegrating Fighters Into New Afghanistan; Reaction to France's Approval of Pension Reform

October 21, 2010

• Saudi Arms Deal; French Strikes Continue; The Boy Mechanics of Afghanistan; Canadian Air Force Colonel Sentenced to Life for 88 Charges Including Murder, Rape, and Sexual Assault. Iraqi Rowing Team Teaches American Military How to Row. History of Iraq's Olympic Performance. Matthew McConaughey Shares How He Balances Family and Fame. Viewers Respond to French Strikes Over Change in Retirement Age. Russian Spy No Longer Under Cover.

October 20, 2010

• British Government Announces Budget Cuts; Growing Anger in France; Calls for Hanging Homosexuals in Uganda

October 19, 2010

• France on Strike; The Future of High Speed Rail; New Technology Against IEDs

October 18, 2010

• Interview with Chile's President; Show of Strength in the Congo; Is Osama bin Laden in Pakistan?; Viewers Asked to Make Global Connections Between South Korea and Poland. British Newspaper Has Video of Two FIFA Executive Committee Members Allegedly Agreeing to Exchange Votes for Compensation on World Cup Location. A Look at Bidding Process for World Cup Locations. Afghan and Pakistani Agricultural Ministers Tour US Farm for Help in Crop Production. Parting Shots of Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez's World Tour.

October 15, 2010

• Impact of U.K. Spending Cuts on NATO; Reaction to Condoleezza Rice; Legalization and the Mexican Drug Cartels; Some Rescued Miners Released From Hospital With More to Soon Follow. Global Connections Between Angola and Australia. Sports Stars Connecting Angola and Australia. Liverpool Football Club Sold to Boston Red Sox Owner. World's Longest Tunnel Completed. Engineering Marvels Connecting the World. Impact Engineering Wonders Has on Sightseeing.

October 14, 2010

• Chilean Miners Ready to Go Home/George Clooney Crusades for Sudan

October 13, 2010

• Live Coverage of Chilean Mine Rescue; Twenty-Third Miner Brought to Surface; Mine Disaster Illuminates Inequalities in Chile; A Look at Mining Globally and Which Countries Have Best and Worst Safety Records; How The World Follows Rescue in Digital Age; Psychologist Looks at Emotions of Miners and Families; Twenty-Fourth Miner Brought to Surface

October 12, 2010

• No Easy Journey for Trapped Chilean Miners. After Rescue, Miners to be Medically Treated Like Astronauts Returning from Space. Chilean President Speaks Live from San Jose Mine. Rescue Set to Begin in Two Hours; Marijuana and Money

October 11, 2010

• Impact of Foreign Troops in Afghanistan; Afghan Government Attempts to Bargain with the Taliban; Rescue of Chilean Miners Imminent

October 08, 2010

• China's Fury Over the Nobel Peace Prize; Cleaning Up the Toxic Spill; Interview with Creator of "It Gets Better" Project; The Final Push to Reach 33 Trapped Miners in Chile; Making Global Connections Between Opposite Ends of the Silk Road; Boston Red Sox Owners Get Green Light to Purchase Liverpool FC; Manchester United's Ryan Giggs Shares About a Career That Spans Two Decades; Viewers Comment on Nobel Peace Prize Winner Liu Xiaobo; World Championship of Sand Sculpting in Parting Shots

October 07, 2010

• Toxic Spill Spreads; Will the Taliban Talk?; Young Girl Commits Suicide after Being Bullied; Rescuers Inch Closer to 33 Trapped Miners in Chile. Bloggers Change the Way Fashion Does Business. The Meeting of the Minds Between Hollywood and Fashion. Liza Minnelli Talks About Her New Album, "Confessions." "Glee" Cast Surpasses Beatles for Most Hits on Billboard's Hot 100. Chinese Pop Star Makes Global Connection With Turkey.

October 06, 2010

• The Future of the Liverpool Football Club; Toxic Oil Spill in Hungary; Bully-Proofing Children; Rescuers Could Reach Trapped Chilean Miners Today, But There's a Catch. Former Colombian Hostage Ingrid Betancourt Shares Her Experiences. Palestinian Authority Prime Minister and International Olympic Committee Head Meet in Unlikely Place -- a Football Pitch. New Film Shows How Two California Surfers Help Bring Peace to Palestinians Through Surfing. Two Viewers Make a Global Connection from the Heart. Parting Shots of the Nobel Winners. Viewer Comments on Vatican's Statement Against In-Vitro Fertilization.

October 05, 2010

• The Sentencing of A Terrorist; The Role of Drone Strikes in the Afghan War; Man's Best Friend Helps Stop Illegal Ivory Trade; How To Stop Bullying; India Has Plan to Fill Empty Stadiums at Commonwealth Games. When It Comes to Commonwealth Games Security, India Doesn't Monkey Around. What Food Says About Different Cultures Around the World. Zimbabwean Cricketer Henry Olonga Talks About Facing Treason Charges for Standing Up Against His Government. Parting Shots of London's Potential Future Due to Climate Change

October 04, 2010

• U.S., Britain, Japan, Sweden Issue Terror Travel Warning

October 01, 2010

• U.N. Report on the Congo; Pervez Musharraf's Bid for A New Role in Pakistan; The Links Between Canada and the Ivory Coast; The Fight for Equal Pay for Women

September 30, 2010

• Crisis in Ecuador; Irish Government Deals with Debt Crisis; The Impact of Crisis in the Eurozone; Charges of Doping Against Tour de France Champion; Nigerian Politicians Use the Web; State of Emergency Declared in Ecuador After Riots Over Canceled Bonuses for Police; Rutgers University Student Commits Suicide After Roommate Allegedly Streamed Video of Him Kissing Another Man on Internet; Elizabeth Hurley and Evelyn Lauder Discuss Breast Cancer Awareness; The Possibility of Life on Other Planets and UFOs Visiting Earth in Parting Shots

September 29, 2010

• Mumbai-Style Terror Attack in Europe?; General Strike in Spain

September 28, 2010

• Twitter Bans and Team USA's Uniforms the Talk of the Ryder Cup Golf Tournament. Questionable Golf Fashions Throughout the Decades. The Plight of Stateless People in Kenya. "The Kite Runner" Author Khaled Hosseini Visits Afghanistan as UN Goodwill Envoy. Viewers Continue to Make Global Connections Between Canada and Ivory Coast. Mayors Making Headlines Around the World.

September 27, 2010

• North Korean Leader Promotes Son to General; Viewers Asked to Make Global Connections Between Canada and Ivory Coast; P. Diddy Talks About His Booming Business; Who Should Represent Earth If Aliens Make Contact?; Construction Resumes on West Bank Settlements as Moratorium Expires, Threatening Peace Negotiations

September 24, 2010

• Child Labor at Commonwealth Games?; Interviews with Afghan, Pakistani Foreign Ministers

September 23, 2010

• Diplomats Walk Out of Iranian President's Speech to U.N.; Forced Labor at Commonwealth Games Construction?

September 22, 2010

• Teams Criticize Commonwealth Games Venues; Bob Geldof Discusses U.N. Millennium Development Goals on Eradicating World Poverty; Middle East Peace Efforts Struggle to Gain Traction; President Obama Addresses United Nations

September 21, 2010

• Problems at the Commonwealth Games; Peace in the Middle East?

September 20, 2010

• Mexican Newspaper Calls on Cartels to Stop Attacks on Journalists; Anti-Japan Protests Across China

September 17, 2010

• Terror Arrests in London During Pope's Visit; London Murder of Pakistani Politician Sparks Violence; Diaz Swims to End Poverty

September 16, 2010

• Pope Benedict Visits Britain

September 15, 2010

• A Closer Look at Pakistan

September 14, 2010

• Iran Releases American Hiker

September 13, 2010

• How Will Vatican Respond to Child Abuse Allegations?; Will Rafael Nadal Complete Career Grand Slam?

September 10, 2010

• Ripple Effects of Threat to Burn Korans

September 09, 2010

• Afghanistan: The Road Ahead

September 08, 2010

• BP Releases Results of Internal Investigation; Cuba's Offshore Drilling; Breakthrough in Mideast Peace Process?

September 07, 2010

• American Clergyman Plans to Burn Korans on 9/11

September 06, 2010

• International Outrage Involving Iranian Woman Sentenced to Death by Stoning; Global Connections Link Sweden and Malaysia; Divorce Ceremonies Help Unhappy Couples Find Closure; The UK Sees Rising Trend in "Divorce Tourism"; World Heavyweight Champion David Haye Answers Your Questions

September 03, 2010

• Cost of Wheat Rises as Russia Extends Export Ban; Doubles Duo From India and Pakistan

September 02, 2010

• Israeli, Palestinian Leaders Open Direct Peace Talks

September 01, 2010

• Cardinal Brady's Controversial Comments; Human Smuggling; Prospects for Mideast Peace

August 31, 2010

• U.S. Combat Operations in Iraq Over

August 30, 2010

• Global Betting Scandal?

August 27, 2010

• Children Accused of Being Witches Tortured, Tossed Out of Homes; Business Versus Biodiversity

August 26, 2010

• Children Accused of Being Witches; Mass Rapes in DNC

August 25, 2010

• Witch Hunts

August 24, 2010

• $1 Trillion Worth of Minerals Up for Grabs

August 23, 2010

• Pakistan Floods; 33 Miners Trapped Underground

August 20, 2010

• Lockerbie Bomber Release: One Year Later

August 19, 2010

• U.S. Combat Troops Leave Iraq

August 18, 2010

• Pakistanis Struggle to Survive Worst Disaster in Recent Memory

August 17, 2010

• Lives Hanging in the Balance in Pakistan; Progress vs. Preservation in Northeastern Turkey

August 16, 2010

• Pakistan Ravaged by Floods; Can Scientists Predict Natural Disasters?

August 13, 2010

• Victims of Pakistan's Flood Face New Threat; Meteor Shower Streamed on Internet

August 12, 2010

• Floods in Pakistan; Russia Cancels All Grain Exports

August 11, 2010

• Continuing Monsoon Rains Cause Massive Flooding in Pakistan

August 10, 2010

• Floods in Pakistan; Interview with Hamid Gul

August 09, 2010

• Pakistan Floods; Heat Wave in Russia

August 06, 2010

• President Zardari Visits Britain

August 05, 2010

• Floods in Pakistan May Help Militants Win Hearts and Minds of Pakistanis as Aid from Islamists Groups Fills Void Left by Delayed Government Aid. Hong Kong Architect Converts One-Room Apartment into Twenty Rooms in Only 32 Square Meters of Space. Investment Expert Discusses Where Real Estate Hotspots Are. Cuban Ballet Dancer Carlos Acosta Talks About his Cuban Roots and His Latest Project.

August 04, 2010

• Collateral Costs of Afghanistan Policies; BP's Static Kill Successful

August 03, 2010

• Israeli, Lebanese Troops Exchange Fire; Counterfeit Bust

August 02, 2010

• Pakistan Copes With Major Disaster; Russian Wheat Production Plunges

July 30, 2010

• Afghanistan Leak Spurs Debate About Censorship; Interview with Kenya's Prime Minister

July 29, 2010

• Arizona Immigration Law Goes Into Effect

July 28, 2010

• Judge Blocks Key Parts of Arizona's Immigration Law; Interview With Robert Dudley

July 27, 2010

• Dudley to Replace Hayward as BP CEO; Interview With Desmond Tutu

July 26, 2010

• Secret Documents Leaked

July 23, 2010

• Stress Test Results on European Banks; Tensions Between North, South Korea Over Joint U.S.-South Korean Military Exercises; Amphetamine Use on the Rise in Saudi Arabia

July 22, 2010

• Chad Won't Give Up Sudan's President to ICC; Interview With Tony Blair

July 21, 2010

• U.S. Unveils Raft of Sanctions Against North Korea

July 20, 2010

• U.S., U.K. Leaders Reaffirm Commitment to Afghan War; Interview With Bill Gates

July 19, 2010

• US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton Calls Aid Package to Pakistan "Long-Term Investment in Pakistan's Future." Author Claims Pets Have Negative Impact on Environment. Ingredients in Curry May be Key to Cutting Animal Methane Emissions. The Doors Still Touring Four Decades After Jim Morrison's Death.

July 16, 2010

• Cap in Place Over Gushing Well; Interview With Macy Gray

July 15, 2010

• Vatican Toughens Rules on Dealing with Priests Who Have Abused Minors

July 14, 2010

• Terrorism in Yemen; Interview with Director Christopher Nolan

July 13, 2010

• Raul Castro Sets Dissidents Free; Can International Pressure Bring Regime Change in Cuba?; Chinese Man Sent to Prison for Clean-Up Efforts in Lake Tai

July 12, 2010

• Nations Weight Benefits, Drawbacks of Minimum Wage. Leonardo DiCaprio Discusses New Film "Incentive." Highlights of the 2010 World Cup. Viewers Offer Suggestions for Future of Paul the Octopus; Bombing Rocks World Cup Viewers in Uganda. Six Months After Quake, Haiti Still in Dire Need. Environmentalist Takes on Ship-Breaking Industry in Bangladesh.

July 09, 2010

• Iranian Authorities Say They Will Not Stone A Convicted Adulteress To Death, But They Have Not Yet Rescinded Her Death Sentence

July 08, 2010

• Cuban authorities promise to release 52 political prisoners

July 07, 2010

• Germany's Strong Show Was Still Not Enough To Beat Spain In The World Cup Semi-Finals; Africa's Football Clubs Are Now Searching For And Cultivate Talent Like Never Before

July 06, 2010

• World Cup Highlights Of Netherlands Win Over Uruguay; Israeli PM Gets A Warm Welcome In Oval Office, As Obama Tackles Mid East Peace

July 05, 2010

• Thailand Goes After Child Sex Trade; Turkey, Israel Still at Odds Over Gaza Aid Ship Raid; Narco-Submarine Discovered in Ecuador

July 02, 2010

• Highlights of World Cup matches and the suspense is thick as fans watch the match between Ghana and Netherlands

July 01, 2010

• Illegal Immigration; Interview With Diane von Furstenberg

June 30, 2010

• State Department Asks for Help With Oil Cleanup; Niger Delta Polluted; U.S. Attorney General Visits Afghanistan

June 29, 2010

• Russian Espionage Ring Busted; Deadliest Month for Coalition Troops in Afghanistan; World Cup Highlights

June 28, 2010

• World Cup Update, Instant Replay coming to FIFA?, Musicians boycott of Israel, Oliver Stone on Latin America

June 25, 2010

• Oil drilling continues worldwide despite potential risks: Culinary adventurer reports on his oddest and best-loved meals; World Cup results show equality among world teams; G-8 Summit Set to Begin in Toronto; Mexican Migrants Ride 'Train of Death'; Spain, Portugal, Brazil, Chile Advance in World Cup

June 24, 2010

• Pakistani Court Sentences Five American Muslims for Planning Terror Attacks; Train of Death; Italy Out of World Cup

June 23, 2010

• Obama Fires Gen. McChrystal, Replaces With Gen. Petraeus; World Cup Update

June 22, 2010

• Britain to Implement Steep Budget Cuts; Thousands of Brazilians Lose Homes to Severe Floods; Interview With Matthew Morrison

June 21, 2010

• Inside One of Mexico's Most Dangerous Cities; Update on the World Cup; Tensions Escalate Over Tehran's Nuclear Program; Director Makes Film to Remember Iran's Neda; American Teen Goes Through Extreme Measures to Lose Weigh

June 18, 2010

• Interview with Jason Mraz

June 17, 2010

• Interview with Aishwarya Rai

June 16, 2010

• Interview with Mark Anthony and Jennifer Lopez

June 15, 2010

• Interview with Ivana Trump

June 14, 2010

• interview with A.R. Rahman

June 11, 2010

• Interview with David Ginola

June 10, 2010

• Interview with Piers Morgan

June 09, 2010

• Interview With Harry Harris

June 08, 2010

• Interview with Annie Lennox

June 07, 2010

• Connector of the Day LL Cool J: Trailblazer, Superstar, Artist, Actor, Author

June 04, 2010

• Interview with Paris Hilton

June 03, 2010

• Interview with Morgan Freeman

June 01, 2010

• Interview with Alastair Campbell

May 31, 2010

• Interview with Llewellyn Sanchez Werner

May 28, 2010

• Interview with Brett Ratner

May 26, 2010

• Interview with Saif Gaddafi

May 25, 2010

• Interview with Kelly Rowland

May 24, 2010

• Interview with K'naan

May 21, 2010

• Interview with Arundhati Roy

May 20, 2010

• Interview With Laura and Lisa Ling
• Interview with Pervez Musharraf

May 19, 2010

• Interview with Hrithik Roshan

May 18, 2010

• Interview with Bianca Jagger

May 17, 2010

• Interview with Sienna Miller

May 14, 2010

• Interview with Jacqueline Novogratz

May 13, 2010

• Interview with Greta Scaachi

May 12, 2010

• Interview with Jodi Picoult

May 10, 2010

• Interview with Justin Bieber

May 04, 2010

• Interview With Paul Rusesabagina

May 03, 2010

• Interview With the Jonas Brothers

April 28, 2010

• Interview with Sarah Ferguson

April 27, 2010

• Interview with Fatima Bhutto

April 26, 2010

• Interview with Jessica Alba

April 23, 2010

• Interview With Ben Kingsley

April 21, 2010

• Interview with Jerry Springer

April 20, 2010

• Interview with James Cameron

April 19, 2010

• Interview with Nigella Lawson

April 16, 2010

• Interview with Gurinder Chadha and Sendhil Ramamurthy

April 15, 2010

• Interview with Zaha Hadid

April 14, 2010

• Interview With Chace Crawford

April 12, 2010

• Interview With Ringo Starr

April 09, 2010

• Interview with Sir Ian Botham

April 08, 2010

• Interview with John Pedley

April 07, 2010

• Interview with Roxana Saberi

April 06, 2010

• Interview With Charlie Whelan

April 05, 2010

• Interview with Jennifer Hudson

April 02, 2010

• Interview with Julie Andrews

April 01, 2010

• Interview with John West

March 31, 2010

• Interview with Carrie Underwood

March 30, 2010

• Interview with Janice Sharp

March 26, 2010

• Interview with Pete Wentz

March 25, 2010

• Interview with Warwick Thornton

March 24, 2010

• Interview with the Mayor of Jerusalem

March 23, 2010

• Interview With Ricky Gervais

March 22, 2010

• Interview with Boy George

March 19, 2010

• Interview with Michael Moore

March 18, 2010

• Interview with Hugh Hefner

March 17, 2010

• Interview with Eva Longoria

March 16, 2010

• Interview With Kelle Hampton

March 15, 2010

• Interview with the Black Eyed Peas

March 12, 2010

• Interview with Reverend Jesse Jackson

March 11, 2010

• Interview with Abbishek Bachchan

March 10, 2010

• Interview with Carly Simon

March 09, 2010

• Interview with Andrew Lloyd Webber

March 08, 2010

• Interview with Sharon Osbourne

March 05, 2010

• Interview with Members of KISS

March 04, 2010

• Interview with Clarence Seedorf

March 03, 2010

• Interview With Lady Gaga and Cyndi Lauper

March 02, 2010

• Interview With Claudia Schiffer

March 01, 2010

• Interview with George Gittoes

February 26, 2010

• Interview with Paula Radcliffe

February 25, 2010

• Interview With Christopher Bailey

February 24, 2010

• Interview with Dolly Parton

February 23, 2010

• Interview With Jason Isaacs

February 22, 2010

• Interview with Vanilla Ice

February 19, 2010

• Interview with Kathy Lette

February 18, 2010

• Interview with Imran Khan

February 17, 2010

• Interview with the Pet Shop Boys

February 16, 2010

• Interview with Patti Smith

February 15, 2010

• Interview With Pervez Musharraf

February 12, 2010

• Interview with Naomi Campbell

February 11, 2010

• Interview with CNN's Dr. Sanjay Gupta

February 10, 2010

• Donald Trump Interview

February 09, 2010

• Interview of Justin Ribeiro Dos Santos

February 08, 2010

• Corinne Bailey Rae Interview

February 05, 2010

• Interview with Barry Manilow

February 04, 2010

• Salman Ahmad Interview

February 03, 2010

• Interview of Edwin Moses

February 02, 2010

• Interview with Primatologist Jane Goodall

January 29, 2010

• Interview with Margaret Atwood

January 28, 2010

• Interview with Ian McKellen

January 27, 2010

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