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May 06, 2021
• Observers Voice Concern for Afghan Women and Girls; Chinese Rocket Goes Out of Control; Broadway is Allowed to Reopen; U.S. Runner Breaks Record


May 05, 2021
• U.S. Companies Struggle To Fill Available Positions; Tensions In The Black Sea Between Russia And Ukraine; Jet Suit Is Being Tested By U.K. Aired 4-4:10a ET


May 04, 2021
• President Biden Hits The Road To Promote His Agenda; Four Space Travelers Splash Down In The Gulf Of Mexico; A Program Aims To Capture Carbon With Kelp. Aired 4-4:10a ET


May 03, 2021
• India Confronts A Record Number Of New COVID Cases; Genetically Modified Mosquitoes Released In Florida Keys; CNN Hero Helps Children In Chicago. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 30, 2021
• Japan Releases New "Playbook" for Olympians; Shortage of Truck Drivers Could Result in Shortage of Gasoline; A New Space Station Heads into Orbit. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 29, 2021
• Highlights Of U.S. Presidential Annual Message; Opposing Party Response; Reporters Cope With Animal Photobombs. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 28, 2021
• U.S. Census Results Signal Change For House Representation; Restaurants Struggle To Find Workers; U.S. Lumber Prices Rise; Olympic Test Events Begin. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 27, 2021
• New Wave of Corona Virus Cases Wells Up in India; U.S. Government Recognizes Armenian Genocide; Ride Aboard the Hyperloop. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 26, 2021
• Exploring The History Of The President`s "Annual Message"; History And Exploring Skyscrapers; Drones In A Light Show Over China. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 23, 2021
• President Biden Kicks Off Virtual Summit; Japanese Researchers Develop Skin-Deep Technology; Turkish Designers Envision Floating, Self- Powered Hotel. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 22, 2021
• Controversial Water Treatment Plan In Japan; Instability In Chad; Investigation Into Tesla; Advent Of "Travel Bubbles." Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 21, 2021
• New Medical Guidelines Concerning COVID; A Verdict In Former Police Officer`s Trial; A Drone Helicopter`s First Flight; Wolf Cam. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 20, 2021
• Signs Of Inflation; Recovery Of The Airline Industry; Environmental Challenges Of Used PPE; Safe Landing Of An Old Plane. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 19, 2021
• Researchers Make Initial 2021 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions; Reasons Why Scientists Continue To Research The Red Planet. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 16, 2021
• United States Imposes new sanctions on Russia; A CNN Hero Works to Help Fellow Amputees.


April 15, 2021
• President Biden Announces A U.S. Withdrawl from Afghanistan; New Discovery Made in Egypt; A Woman in India Works to Protect People and Wildlife. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 14, 2021
• Minnesota Shooting Involving A Police Officer And A Civilian; Tensions Between China And Taiwan Are Discussed. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 13, 2021
• 100-Day Milestone For U.S. Presidents; Anniversary And History Of The U.S. Space Shuttle Program; Traffic Signal For Camels. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 12, 2021
• Eruption Of A Caribbean Volcano; Flyby Of An Asteroid; Waterspout In Florida; Song of A Miniature Train. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 09, 2021
• Controversy Surrounding Vaccine Passports; Shortage in Ketchup Packets; Record-Breaking Roller Coaster


April 08, 2021
• Personal Info From Facebook Accounts Appear On Hacker Web site; Non- Fungible Tokens Change Digital Art World; Bees Swarm Shoppers Car. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


April 07, 2021
• Violence in Myanmar; Interviews of Members of the Public and a Member of the Myanmar Military. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 06, 2021
• Jobs And Unemployment In America; Coronavirus Cases In India; Mummies On Parade In Egypt; 121-Year-Old Chocolate Bar In The U.K. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


April 05, 2021
• Special Edition On Amazon. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 02, 2021
• Augmented and Mixed Reality; Opening Day for Major League Baseball; Interior Design Concepts for Aircraft; Peep Art. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 01, 2021
• President Biden Releases New Infrastructure Plan; Facial Recognition Technology Sees Greater Use. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 31, 2021
• The World Health Organization Probes The Origins Of Coronavirus; Traffic Resumes Through The Suez Canal; Concept Jet Could Change Aviation. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 30, 2021
• U.S. University Requires COVID-19 Vaccinations For Students; Deadly Flash Floods Strike Middle Tennessee; CNN Hero Helps Children In Nigeria, Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 29, 2021
• Politicians And Voters Are Divided Over Georgia`s New Election Law; Blocked Maritime Traffic Builds At The Suez Canal; Rebuilding Continues At Notre Dame. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 26, 2021
• Drone Helicopter on Mars Carrying Piece of History; Past and Present Flight; Flooded Part of Australia Changed Landscape; Conservationist in Brazil Reconnects Fragments of Rainforest. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 25, 2021
• A Traffic Jam In The Suez Canal; An Effort To Reduce Waste From Take-Out Dining; The Music That`s Soothing Savage Beasts At A Zoo. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


March 24, 2021
• Shortage of Computer Chips Threaten to Hamper Production of Cars and Trucks; Onlookers Get Close Look at Lava During Volcano Eruption in Iceland; Robot Dog Makes Rounds At Hospital


March 23, 2021
• State In Australia Still Recovering From Bushfires Now Struggling With Flooding; Spring Break Travel During Pandemic Overview; Demonstration Mission With Goal Of Cleaning Up Space Junk; Ancient Gold Mask Discovered In China. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 22, 2021
• Olympic Organizers Make Major Announcement On 2020 Tokyo Summer Games; CNN Hero Connects With Students Who Struggle With Traditional Learning; Long-Lost Surfboard Finds Way Back To Owner. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 19, 2021
• Discrimination Against Asian-Americans; Identification of An "Interstellar Object"; Virtual Vacation Through the Florida Keys


March 18, 2021
• Antibodies Play Important Role In Fighting Coronavirus; La Nina May Influence U.S. Weather; New Discovery Made Concerning Dead Sea Scrolls. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 17, 2021
• College Enrollment Unevenly Declines In The U.S.; Broadway Eager, Awaits The Day When The Lights Go Back On; Historic Snowstorm Strikes The American West. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 16, 2021
• Unrest In Myanmar; Worldwide Coronavirus Update; Surge Of Migrants At The U.S.-Mexico Border; Smart Glass That Could Change Windows As We Know Them. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 15, 2021
• Spring Break In Era Of Coronavirus; CNN Hero`s Efforts To Help Others Overcome Adversity; Star Wars Ship Replica. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 12, 2021
• China and Russia Team Up to Build a New Space Station; Conservationists Work to Build a Wall of Trees on a Desert`s Border; Island For Sale. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 11, 2021
• Surge of Immigrants Pressures the U.S.-Mexico Border; U.S. Congress Passes a New Stimulus Package; Future Space Hotel May Offer a Weightless Stay. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 10, 2021
• New Coronavirus Treatments; New Guidance For People Who`ve Had Vaccines; Unique Snake Markings; Undersea Stations; Sea Slugs. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


March 09, 2021
• New Stimulus Plan Moves Through U.S. Congress; Cultural Scars Remain From Taliban Rule; New Tech Helps Read The Contents of Old, Locked Letters. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 08, 2021
• Different U.S. States Take Different Approaches Concerning COVID-19; Pope Francis Makes A Historic Visit To Iraq; A Japanese Centenarian Prepares To Carry The Olympic Torch. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 05, 2021
• Iceland Shaken By Thousands of Earthquakes; Mars Rocket Prototype Explodes After Landing; A U.S. State Considers Ignoring Time Changes


March 04, 2021
• Explanation Of The Controversy Surrounding Russian Activist Alexey Navalny; New Type Of Dinosaur; New Photographic Technology


March 03, 2021
• New Satellite Images Lead To New Hypotheses About North Korea`s Nuclear Program; New Discovery In Pompeii Suggests The City Might Have Had A Limo Service. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 02, 2021
• Civilians And Government Face Off In Myanmar And Hong Kong; Massive Calving Occurs From An Ice Shelf; Young Woman Sets New Rowing Record. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 01, 2021
• Proposed Stimulus Package Advances In Congress; Discussion On Psychological Impacts Of The COVID Pandemic; A Drone Helps Monitor Endangered Dolphins. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 26, 2021
• Meteoric Sighting in Canada; Upcoming Olympics in Japan; Recovery of a Species in Europe; A Singing Tiger; Bad Poetry. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 25, 2021
• Global Tensions Over an International Nuclear Deal; Eruption of A Famous Volcano; Proliferation of Rats; Gourmet Desserts. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 24, 2021
• Recent News Standoff Between Facebook and Australian Government; Exploring A Pair of Pictorial Mysteries from Two Countries


February 23, 2021
• Dozens Of Boeing Passenger Planes Are Grounded; COVID Numbers Continue To Decrease In The U.S.; Orbiting Laboratory Opens Up More To Commercial Visits. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 22, 2021
• Water Shortage In Texas; New Look At Mars; How Work Continues At The Louvre; Sledding Chicken In Tennessee. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 19, 2021
• New NASA Mission Arrives at Mars and Attempts a Difficult Landing; Explanation of Cold-Weather Terms Like Ice Jams and Ice Pancakes; Italy`s Mt. Etna Erupts


February 18, 2021
• One-Two Punch Of Deadly Winter Weather Rakes Across The U.S.; Mysterious Craters Appear In Siberia; How Researchers Get VR Footage Of The Sea


February 17, 2021
• Millions Of Americans Shiver In A Winter Storm; New Computer Model Animates Plate Tectonics; AI Brings Assistance And Controversy To Online Classes. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 16, 2021
• U.S. Impeachment Trial Ends; Winter Storm Rakes Across America; Search Continues For The Origins Of Coronavirus; Virtual Trip To Iceland. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 12, 2021
• Standoff Pit`s the Indian Government Against the Nation`s Farmers; Unstable Air Mass Sends Frigid Cold Through America; Explanation of What Wind Chill Is. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 11, 2021
• U.S. Government Considers Mandatory COVID Testing For All Domestic Flight Passengers; Conservationist Works To Protect The Sierra Gorda Region


February 10, 2021
• Significant Change in Cuba`s Economic Policy; Exploring How Retailers Deal With Online Purchases That Are Sent Back


February 09, 2021
• Second Trump Impeachment Trial Begins; New Variants of Coronavirus May Challenge Vaccines; An African Conservationist Protects Grey Crowned Cranes


February 08, 2021
• China`s Streets And Train Stations Quite Ahead Of The Lunar New Year; NFL Wraps Up A Season In Which It Kept COVID Largely On The Sidelines. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 05, 2021
• President Biden Outlines His Administration`s Foreign Policy Goals; Nor`easter Causes Flooding on the U.S. Coast; We Examine the Science of Snowflakes. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 04, 2021
• Artic Air Spills Over North America; Different Countries Implement Different Approaches To School; Virtual Field Trip To Banff National Park. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 03, 2021
• Japanese Officials Say Tokyo 2020 Olympics Will Go On; WHO Starts Investigation of Where the Corona Virus Started; NASA Has Space Walks on the ISS; Working to Save the Golden Snub-nosed Monkey; Two Athletes Climb the World`s Largest Chimney in Slovenia


February 02, 2021
• Coup in Myanmar Led By The Country`s Military; Protecting The Endangered Whale Shark; Pandas Play At the National Zoo


February 01, 2021
• U.S. CDC Mandates Masks On Public Transportation; Hyperloop Technology Speeds Up; Storm System Sweeps Across America; Groundhogs "Predict" The Weather. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 29, 2021
• U.S. Gross Domestic Product Shrinks; New Type of Helicopter Approaches Launch Point; Visit to Hawaii`s Banzai Pipeline; Panda Makes His Debut


January 28, 2021
• Debate Over Minimum Wage In America; Duties Of The U.S. Vice- President; Efforts To Repopulate A Certain Marine Species In Maine. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 27, 2021
• Severe Weather In Alabama; International Update On COVID Responses; Study On Dog Migration; The Legacy Of U.S. "First Pets." Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 26, 2021
• U.S. Senate`s Schedule; Changing The Travel Industry; New Discovery in Egypt; Sleep Habits of Bees; Illuminated Ice Palace


January 25, 2021
• CNN Returns To Wuhan, China A Year After Coronavirus Outbreak; Questions Being Raised About Upcoming Olympics In Tokyo, Japan. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


January 22, 2021
• U.S. Senate`s Busy Schedule; Lake-Effect Snow; Virtual Visit to Kenya; A Story with A Ring; A New Law Concerning the Moon. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 21, 2021
• Special Inauguration Day Coverage. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 20, 2021
• Joe Biden To Be Sworn In As 46th President Of The United States; The 45th U.S. President Donald Trump Will Not Attend Biden`s Inauguration; Manta Rays Classified Vulnerable By International Union For Conservation Of Nature. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 19, 2021
• A Glimpse of Inauguration Security; An Explanation of Herd Immunity & A Report on COVID-19 Vaccines; An Avalanche Survival Story. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 15, 2021
• Initial Jobless Claims Give Negative Indication About U.S. Economy; Young People Lift Their Voices in Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 14, 2021
• Historic Impeachment Vote; New Restriction On Travel To America; A "Spicy Meatball"; A Busy Intersection; An Icy Winter Wonderland. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


January 13, 2021
• Challenges And Changes Characterize The U.S. Vaccine Rollout; FBI Guards Against Violence; Trade Show Goes Virtual; Augmented Reality Is Test-Driven. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 12, 2021
• Challenges And Changes Characterize The U.S. Vaccine Rollout; FBI Guards Against Violence; Trade Show Goes Virtual; Augmented Reality Is Test-Driven. Aired 4-4:10a ET
• U.S. Jobs Situation and Outlook; The 25th Amendment and Debate Surrounding It; The Work of Volunteers to Transport Service Puppies


January 11, 2021
• New U.S. Political Developments; New Observations Concerning COVID- 19; Power Outage In Pakistan; Unstable Polar Vortex. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 08, 2021
• U.S. Congress Certifies Electoral College Votes; Examination of Some Global COVID-19 Responses; Virtual Reality Helps Some South Koreans Step Back In Time. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 07, 2021
• Trouble On Capitol Hill; U.S. Senate Projections From Georgia; The Potential For Artificial Intelligence In Recycling. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 06, 2021
• Tensions Between Iran And The United States; Uncertain Future Of Popular Entertainment Venue; Rescue Workers` Creative Use Of Dogs. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


January 05, 2021
• Special Runoff Election In Georgia; Congress To Certify The Electoral College Votes On January 6th; Olympics Update; Pompeiian Discovery. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 04, 2021
• Reports On A Stimulus Package; COVID-19 Vaccines; Rocketing Value Of Bitcoin; Robots Dancing "The Human." Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 18, 2020
• The Year In Review; Scientific Definition of White Christmas. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 17, 2020
• The Pros And Cons Of Contact Tracing; The Significance Of China`s Latest Mission To The Moon; The History Of Germany`s Autobahn. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


December 16, 2020
• New Measures Concerning Coronavirus; Threat Of A New Storm In The U.S.; New Use For Mineral That Could Improve Solar Panel Efficiency. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 15, 2020
• Voting In The U.S. Electoral College; Exploring Ancient Rock Paintings; Planning For Future Offices; Schooling Santas. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 14, 2020
• Shipping Gets Underway For U.S. Coronavirus Vaccine; Project Aims To Turn Barren Land Into Fertile Farmland; New Study On Manmade Mass. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


December 11, 2020
• Two New Lawsuits Target Facebook; Space X Rocket Makes A Crash Landing; A Solar "Belch" Occurs Meteorological Winters and Atmospheric Rivers. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 10, 2020
• Upcoming Runoff Election In Georgia; Economic Ripple Effects Of COVID Closures; Exceptional Pay It Forward Event. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 09, 2020
• Vaccine Deliveries and Restaurant Deliveries; Measuring Mount Everest; Staying in Shape


December 08, 2020
• U.S. Politics And The Vote Certification Process; The Purported Skeleton Of A Triceratops; Assessment Of NASA`s Next Moon Mission. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


December 07, 2020
• Fall Nor`easter Makes The Weather Frightful In Several States; Marking 79 Years Since The Pearl Harbor Attack; Company Uses Drones In Reforestation. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 04, 2020
• Unmanned Mission to the Moon; Pros and Cons of Vertical Farming; A Dive into the World`s Deepest Pool. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 03, 2020
• Record-Breaking Heat In Australia Risks Bush Fires; COVID-19 Puts Hamper On Fishermen; Boater Rescued By Shipping Boat; Discussion On The Poinsettia Plant. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 02, 2020
• Challenging Call For American Medical Advisors; Use Of Facial Recognition Technology For Humans And Bears; Mysterious Monolith. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


December 01, 2020
• Tensions Flare After An Iranian Nuclear Scientist Is Killed; Europeans Prepare For A Different Christmas Season; Airline Requires COVID Tests To Fly. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 30, 2020
• Mixed Bag Of Indicators For Shopping And The U.S. Economy; Female First For College Football; Animal Highway; Electoral Coin Flip. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


November 24, 2020
• Thanksgiving Closures And Retailer Concerns; Vaccine Logistics; QR Code Controversy; Discussion On A Shipwreck. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 23, 2020
• Holiday Travel Amid Coronavirus; Most Expensive Object Ever Built; Graduate Students` Innovations. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 20, 2020
• Headlines From Nicaragua to New York; Look At the U.S. Presidential Cabinet; Report on Benefits of Kelp Farming. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 19, 2020
• Special Edition Focuses on the Prospect of Driverless Cars and How Do Their Developers and Supporters See a Future Without Human Drivers


November 18, 2020
• Planned U.S. Troop Withdrawals; Seasonal Affective Disorder; A Discovery Of Antiquities; A New Tool That Could Help Prevent Overfishing. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 17, 2020
• An Announcement from a U.S. Drug Company; Category 5 Hurricane in Central America; The History and Future of Ice Cream


November 16, 2020
• Projected Balance Of Power In The U.S. Senate; Controversial Traffic Project Near Ancient Monument; New Mission To The ISS. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 13, 2020
• Logistical Challenges of Distributing A Vaccine; Potential Impact of Corona Virus on Black Friday; The Advent of a Robotic Dolphin


November 12, 2020
• Hospitalization Record; A New Antibody Therapy; Discussing Ocean Exploration; A Building on the Move


November 11, 2020
• Weather and Politics First Two Topics; Test Ride Aboard Hyperloop Vehicle; Exploring Pet Adoption in COVID Era. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 10, 2020
• U.S. Drugmaker Says Its Vaccine Shows Promise; Storm Leaves Behind Destruction in Central America; Native American Tribe Promotes Prescribed Burning


November 09, 2020
• U.S. Media Has Projected A Winner In The 2020 Presidential Election; CNN Hero Uses His Organization To Provide Free Adventure To Health Care Workers. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 06, 2020
• Two U.S. Candidates Discuss the Vote; Study Into Teens` Screen Time; Company Aims to Improve Bees` Nutrition; Baby Rhino Makes His Debut. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 05, 2020
• Latest U.S. Presidential Election Results; The Hearing Ability Of Certain Spiders; Two Towns With A Puzzling Fit. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 04, 2020
• The U.S. Presidential Election; Hurricane Eta`s Landfall in Nicaragua; The Reopening of Machu Picchu


November 03, 2020
• Some Possible Complications With The Voting Process In America; The Weather`s Impact On Turnout; The Sounds Of Space. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 02, 2020
• English Lawmakers Debate Another National Lockdown; A Deadly Earthquake Strikes Turkey And Greece; A "Morning Daylight" Advantage To Falling Back. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 30, 2020
• U.S. Economic Measure Sets A Record for Growth; Firefighting Robot Aims to Save Lives; Nigeria`s First Female Mechanic Helps Others. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


October 29, 2020
• Storms In Vietnam And The United States; International Travel In The Era Of Coronavirus; Newly Discovered Reef The Size Of A Skyscraper. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 28, 2020
• History Of Voting In America; New Theories About Water On The Moon; Ways You Can Verify News You Read Online. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 27, 2020
• Checking In On Polling And Early Voting In The U.S.; News On The Confirmation Of The U.S. Supreme Court Nominee; Space Exploration; Bygone Era. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 26, 2020
• Destroying A Nest of Murder Hornets; Providing RVs To Wildfire Victims; Changing Plans For Halloween. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 23, 2020
• Discussion on the Second And Final Debate For The President With The Election Days Away.


October 22, 2020
• Flooding Claims Lives And Homes In Vietnam; U.S. Candidates Prepare For A "Muted" Debate; An American Company Works On A Type Of Biodegradable Material. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 21, 2020
• U.S. Government Files Lawsuit Against Google; New Technology Helps Ocean Researchers. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 20, 2020
• Explanation of the Electoral College; Reports on Corona Virus Cases in Europe; Three Space Headlines


October 19, 2020
• A Flare-Up Of Violence Between Armenia And Azerbaijan; The Work Of A CNN Hero To Bring Music To Senior Citizens. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 16, 2020
• Coronavirus Cases Rise in Most U.S. States; A La Nina Forms in the Pacific; Thousands More Satellites are Headed for Space. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 15, 2020
• Balance of Power in Congress; Science Behind Cloud Seeding; New Space Research; Possible Slip `N Slide Record


October 14, 2020
• Facebook Makes A Policy Change Related To Holocaust Content; CNN Election Trackers Explain How They Project Results; U.S. Scientists Trace Murder Hornets. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 13, 2020
• Corona Virus Headlines from Several Countries; Early Voting in America; Virtual Tour of Dubai; Record Setting T. Rex


October 12, 2020
• Senate Hearings For Supreme Court Nominee Start Monday; Presidential Debate For This Week Canceled; U.S. Landfall Of Hurricane Delta; Military Parade In East Asia; CNN Hero`s Quarantine With 54 Children In Nepal. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 09, 2020
• Louisiana Braces for the Landfall of Another Named Storm; Questions Surround the U.S. Presidential Debate Schedule; Blue Moon Set for Halloween. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 08, 2020
• Debate Goals of Vice-Presidential Nominees; Monetary Struggles of the U.S. Postal Service; Use of Video Surveillance in the NFL


October 07, 2020
• Reporting on A Storm in the Caribbean; Tides and Flood Barriers in Italy; Potential Role of Mealworms in Consuming Plastic Waste


October 06, 2020
• Several Nations Consider Reimposing Coronavirus-related Restrictions; U.S. Supreme Court Kicks Off New Season; Nobel Prize History. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 05, 2020
• President Trump Contracts And Fights Coronavirus; What Happens When A President Gets Too Sick To Govern; Space Stories. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 02, 2020
• U.S. Economy; Influence of the Jet Stream; Electrically Powered Road; Seriously Ginormous Pumpkins. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 01, 2020
• U.S. Navy Flight Tracked By Russian Fighters Over Black Sea; Coronavirus Brings Changes To U.S. Political Campaigns; Travel From Sea To Sky. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 30, 2020
• Trump and Biden Participate in the first Presidential Debate. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 29, 2020
• Politics: Past And Present; Update On Western Wildfires; Puffin Project Off The East Coast. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 28, 2020
• Report On The U.S. Supreme Court Nominee; Use Of Dogs To Sniff Out COVID; CNN Hero Helping Senior Citizens In His Community. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 25, 2020
• Presidential Debates Past and Future; Impact of COVID-19 on the Airline Industry; CDC`s New Guidelines Concerning Halloween. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 24, 2020
• FBI Warning About Disinformation; A Look At Florida`s Electoral Importance; "Zombie Storm" In The Atlantic; Listening to "Hollerin." Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 23, 2020
• U.N. General Assembly Meets Online; Examining Logistics Of Distributing A Potential Coronavirus Vaccine; Report On Tug Of War. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 22, 2020
• Coronavirus Statistics In The U.S. And Abroad; U.S. Senate`s Timing Controversy Concerning The Supreme Court. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 21, 2020
• U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg Passes Away; Controversy Brews Over The Timing Of A New Nomination; Type Of Western Apple Tree Returns From The Past. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 18, 2020
• Historic Middle Eastern Agreement Made at the White House; A Preview of the U.S. Presidential Debates; Scientists in Arizona Work on Giant Telescope


September 17, 2020
• Hurricane Sally Makes Landfall In Alabama; The Effects Of Wildfires In The Western U.S.; A Man In India Is Taking Steps To Preserve The Biodiversity Of Seeds. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 16, 2020
• Tensions Between China, Hong Kong And Taiwan; Hurricane Sally`s Sluggishness; Study Of Another Planet. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 15, 2020
• Another Hurricane Hits The U.S. Gulf Coast; Different Nations Give Different Reponses To Coronavirus; New Vehicle Makes A Popular Sport More Accessible. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 14, 2020
• Reports On Wildfires In The Western U.S.; Technology`s Role In Monitoring The Health Of Insects; Robot "Dogs" Aiding The Military. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 11, 2020
• September 11, Our Show Takes A Look Back at Events That Changed America 19 Years Ago; Tour of the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum


September 10, 2020
• Colleges Cope With COVID On Campus; Explanation Of Exactly What It`s Like To Get Tested For Coronavirus; "Mr. Trash Wheel" Cleans Waters With Each Spin. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 09, 2020
• Flu Season In The Time Of Coronavirus; Record Number Of Young Americans Living With Their Parents; Muscled-up Rodents; Wacky Weather. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 08, 2020
• Wildfires In California Prompt State Of Emergency; Overview Of The Upcoming U.S. Election; Pair Of Spacecraft Venture Deeper Into Space. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 04, 2020
• Corona Virus Vaccine Could Be Available in Less than Two Months; Call Goes Out for More Election Poll Workers; A Pair of Almanacs Make Winter Predictions. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 03, 2020
• Facebook Says A Russian Troll Farm Tried to Sow Discord; U.S. Stocks Are Up Amid a Mixed Economy; Drones Help Indigenous People Keep Tabs on Illegal Logging


September 02, 2020
• Different Cities Have Different Responses To Coronavirus; President Trump Visits Kenosha, Wisconsin; A Changing Workplace Could Change U.S. Cities. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 01, 2020
• Possibilities and Concerns Concerning A Corona Virus Vaccine; Challenges of Working from Home; CNN Hero`s Success with Pet Adoption


August 31, 2020
• Japan`s Prime Minister Steps Down; Gulf Coast States Survey Hurricane Damage; Universities Try AI Monitoring For Tests; Germany Experiments With A Concert. Aired 4-4:10a ET


August 28, 2020
• Republican National Convention Wraps Up; Hurricane Laura Leaves Extensive Damage on the Gulf Coast; Some U.S. Sports Postpone Games Amid Civil Unrest


August 27, 2020
• Hurricane Laura Bears Down On U.S. Gulf Coast; NASA Plans Search For Rogue Planets; Garage Conversions Find A Home In Parts Of Los Angeles. Aired 4-4:10a ET


August 26, 2020
• Possible Political Change in North Korea; Controversy Involving TikTok and the U.S. Government; Importance of Chalk


August 25, 2020
• Hurricane Science On Two Storms Churning in the Gulf; Discussing Movie Theater Safety Amid Coronavirus Concerns


August 24, 2020
• Republican Convention Kicks Off; California Races to Contain Wildfires; Colleges Race to Contain Corona Virus; An Asteroid Approaches Earth


August 21, 2020
• U.S. Political Conventions; Genetically Modified Insects; Hurricane Season Predictions; Mystery in a Safe


August 20, 2020
• Mail-In Voting Controversy; Heat Wave in California; Coronavirus Science


August 19, 2020
• Possible Corona Virus Immunity; Origins of Penguins; College Tuition Reductions; Challenges Facing Orchestras in the COVID-19 Era


August 18, 2020
• New Zealand`s Election Delayed Due to Coronavirus; Japan`s GDP Reports Economic Hit from Corona Virus; Japan Speaks Out About China`s Building And Militarizing Islands in the South China Sea; Potential Role of Light in Killing the Coronavirus


August 17, 2020
• Reports on the Upcoming U.S. Political Conventions; Exploring an Educational Debate that Pit`s the Benefits of In-Person Learning Against the Potential Spread of Corona Virus


August 14, 2020
• Mauritius Declares a State of Environmental Emergency; Scientists Name a New Species of Dinosaur After Bones Were Found in 2019 By Three Independent Collectors.


August 06, 2020
• Massive Explosion Rocks Beirut; Bolivia Cancels School Country-Wide Due to Coronavirus; A Look at World War II Code Breaking.


August 05, 2020
• Coronavirus Pandemic Affecting Where People Want to Live; The Debate on How to Educate Has Become One of The Key Talking Points During the COVID-19 Pandemic


May 29, 2020
• On Our Last Show of the 2020 Winter/Spring Season, CNN 10 is Covering a Milestone in the Coronavirus Pandemic; A Delay in a Space Launch; The Struggles of East Africans as Locusts Spread Across Their Countries; A Giant Kookaburra Flies Us Into the Weekend


May 28, 2020
• When Are Professional Sports Coming Back And What Will Be Different?; Where Is The Great Blue Hole?; What Is Freediving?


May 27, 2020
• Today`s Show Launches In Florida; Visiting A Ring Galaxy; Visit to an Icy Landscape and the Waters Around It


May 26, 2020
• Masks And Social Distance Affect Memorial Day Events; Students In Several Countries Return To Changed Schools; Two Dams Breach In The Great Lakes State


May 22, 2020
• The Effects of Cyclone Amphan; Predictions for the 2020 Hurricane Season; Changes in the Workplace; Work of a Labyrinth Creator


May 21, 2020
• Students Returning to School in Parts of South Korea; European Countries Encouraging Tourism; Asian Island`s Manmade Mechanical Forest


May 20, 2020
• Discussion About Technology and Contact Tracing Being Used to Stop Spread of COVID-19 and Possible Problems with Privacy; A Look at the Giant Oceanic Manta Ray in Mozambique; A Ninety-Year Old Japanese Woman Has Been Playing Video Games for 39 years.


May 19, 2020
• A Strong Cyclone Approaches Bangladesh; Youth Sports Play Ball With Social Distancing; New Study Suggests Nocturnal Insects Play A Key Role In Pollination


May 18, 2020
• Which U.S. Beaches Will Be Open for Memorial Day Weekend?; International Travel In Asia Under Strict Regulations; Outlook For Movie Theaters; Tropical Storm Spinning Off U.S. East Coast


May 15, 2020
• Pandemic-Related Events Leads to Grocery Price Increases; Fascinating Roles of Technology During Corona Virus Era; Trip Through Central American Country with Tiny Population


May 14, 2020
• Coronavirus Responses in North America; The Behavior of Slime in Space; The Legacy of An "Unsinkable Battleship"; Virtual Graduation Fun


May 13, 2020
• CNN`s Dr. Sanjay Gupta Joins Us Today To Discuss Antibodies; We`re Going Beneath the Surface to Explore the History of a World-Famous Subway System


May 12, 2020
• We`re Going Globetrotting Today To Report On What`s Reopening And What Isn`t In Other Countries; New Theories About Famous Dinosaurs Featured


May 11, 2020
• Unemployment Rates in the U.S.; Creative Expression In The Time Of Coronavirus; The World`s Foggiest Place; Lobster Fishing In Maine; Making A Splash In A "Bearbath"


May 08, 2020
• Bleak Predictions About U.S. Job Losses and Unemployment; International Race for Corona Virus Treatments; Professional Baseball Resumes in South Korea; Young American Baseball Player Hits His First Home Run


May 07, 2020
• A Preview Of An Upcoming Spaceflight; A Virtual Beach Vacation On A Caribbean Island; Drive-Through "Yearbook" In Kentucky


May 06, 2020
• A Neapolitan Pizzeria Embodies Part Of The Debate About When To Reopen Businesses; A U.S. Spaceport Looks Towards Space Tourism; Flamingos Arrive In Mumbai


May 05, 2020
• U.S. School Buildings Are Closed For the Rest of the Academic Year; Education Experts Voice Concerns About Summer Learning Loss; Huge Hailstones In Argentina Break Records; Couple Lives Happily Off the Grid in Vancouver


May 04, 2020
• Some Americans Return To The Great Outdoors; A Certain Dangerous Insect Arrives On U.S. Shores; An Adventurer Rows Across the Ocean


May 01, 2020
• Administrators Grapple with Plans to Reopen Schools; Close-up of a Passenger Jet`s Flight Deck; Examination of a Helicopter that`s Headed to Mars


April 30, 2020
• Experts Debate the Lasting Economic Effects of COVID-19; Scientists Make Certain Plants Glow in the Dark; We Make A Virtual Visit to a Model Train Paradise


April 29, 2020
• Explanation Of Contact Tracing; Pentagon`s Decision To Release UFO Footage; How An Exosuit Could Help Humans Explore The Ocean Depths


April 28, 2020
• Spain Allows Children to Go Outside Again; We Follow A Reporter on His Return to the Chinese City of Wuhan; Discuss a Debate Over Spacing After Sentences


April 27, 2020
• Warnings Against "Immunity Passports"; Vietnam`s Corona Virus Control Efforts; A Map of the Moon; Ice Fishing in South Korea


April 24, 2020
• Herd Immunity; A Tale of Two Asian Cities; A Gigantic Snowflake; Endless Surfing Wave; Jellyfish Sighting in Venice


April 23, 2020
• Lockdowns Inadvertently Clear The Air In Polluted Cities; A Traveler Becomes The Sole Inhabitant Of A Remote Island; Ice Shoves Threaten Homes In Minnesota


April 22, 2020
• Oil Recently Saw Negative Prices on the U.S. Stock Market for the First Time in History; Trip to Beaches of Florida Report Silver Linings to the Corona Virus; Trip to A City Near the Only Remaining Wonder of the Ancient World


April 21, 2020
• Some Parts of Europe Start to Cautiously Reopen; A Comet`s Trail Creates an Annual Meteor Shower; A Submersible Makes Undersea Adventures More Accessible


April 20, 2020
• U.S. State Governments Consider New Coronavirus Guidelines; Three Space Travelers Come Home To A Changed World; Veterans Once Again Answer The Call To Serve


April 17, 2020
• American Teenagers Discuss the Challenges They`re Facing; A Company Plans Balloon Trips to the Edge of Space; Groundhog Hogs a Piece of Pizza


April 16, 2020
• Worldwide COVID-19 Cases Exceed Two Million; South Korea Holds An Election Amid Social Distancing; Aviation History Buffs Don Their Scarves And Goggles


April 15, 2020
• Libraries Find New Ways To Serve The American Public; Questions Surround The Future Of Struggling Retailers; Private Tour Of The Louvre


April 14, 2020
• Dozen of Tornadoes Hitting From Texas to the East Coast; Incredible Efforts Being Made to Keep Education Going; A Zonkey Makes Headlines


April 13, 2020
• Christians Attend Virtual Easter Services; Researchers Study Former Coronavirus Patients` Immunity; Meeting A "Ravenmaster" Whose Job Is For The Birds


April 10, 2020
• America Gears up for an Unusual Political Season; Scientists Worldwide Race to Develop a Corona Virus Vaccine; Visit to a Historic Abbey and Islet


April 09, 2020
• Lockdown is Lifted in Wuhan; Professional Sports Consider Getting Back in the Game; Explanation of Some Controversies Making Waves in the South China Sea


April 08, 2020
• Scientists Around The World Work To Track Down The Origin Of COVID- 19; Field Trip To A Historic American Landmark; A Siphonophore Makes Waves


April 07, 2020
• The Impact of COVID-19 on Holy Week; Beneficial Blood of Corona Virus Survivors; The Perseverance of CNN Heroes


April 06, 2020
• Trump Administration Warns Of A Big Test; A Tech Company Tracks Cell Phones Across America; We Take A Virtual Trip To A Picturesque, Snowy Landscape


April 03, 2020
• An Economic Recovery Depends On How Things "Shape Up"; A Destination Exists In Arabian Desert


April 02, 2020
• Automakers And Fashion Houses Turn Their Attention To Manufacturing Medical Masks; A Trip To Georgian Capital Of Tbilisi


April 01, 2020
• The Spread of Coronavirus May Be Slowing Down in New York; How Safe is Takeout Food?; What does Tokyo offer?


March 31, 2020
• Trump Extends Social Distancing Guidelines; The Challenges Of 2020 Tokyo Olympic Games Postponement; The Appeal Of Lisbon


March 30, 2020
• How Are Small Businesses Coping with Corona Virus Closures; How are Some Former CNN Heroes Joining in the Fight Against COVID-19


March 27, 2020
• Initial Jobless Claims Set A Record; Grocery Store Workers are Hailed as Heroes; Visit to Central America; Reporter Evades An Approaching Heard of Bison


March 26, 2020
• U.S. Lawmakers Consider A $2 Trillion Stimulus Bill; Consumers Worldwide Impact the Toilet Paper Supply Chain; A Tour of a Unique Northern City


March 25, 2020
• More Corona Virus-Related Lockdowns Taking Place Worldwide; "Virtual Vacation" Today to Tour a Hawaiian Lava Tube


March 24, 2020
• U.S. Congress And The Fed Try To Limit Coronavirus` Economic Damage; Marble Racing Picks Up Fans; The Northern Lights Illuminate The Sky Over Lapland


March 23, 2020
• Coronavirus` Potential Impact On The Olympics; A Possible Global Recession; Government Stimulus; Everyday Heroes Making A Difference


March 20, 2020
• Addressing Misinformation About Coronavirus; Observing Wartime Measures To Contain Disease; Escorting A Group Of Ducks To Safety


March 19, 2020
• The U.S. Primary Process; Value Of Delegates; The Way Coronavirus Is Changing How Students Learn; Close-Up Of A Gas Giant


March 18, 2020
• Limiting the Movements of Americans; The Issue of Panic Buying; A Really Tiny Dinosaur; Virtual Games of Professional Athletes


March 17, 2020
• Corona Virus` Impact on the Gig Economy; The Importance of Flattening the Curve; A Wildlife Center`s Work to Rehabilitate Animals


March 16, 2020
• Update On The New Coronavirus; Discussion On Possible Recession In the U.S. Due To Coronavirus


March 13, 2020
• Report On Response Plans, Closures, Market Drops, And Testing Related To The New Coronavirus; Report On The Rescue Of Rockstar Freddy


March 12, 2020
• The Pros and Cons of Working and Learning from Home; The Ways in Which a Virus can Spread; The Goals and Efforts of My Freedom Day


March 11, 2020
• Tips on Staying Healthy During a Corona Virus Outbreak; Overview of "Super Tuesday 2.0"; A Trip to a Superlative Deck in New York


March 10, 2020
• The Two Main Reasons Why International Markets Plummeted On Monday; An Athlete`s Fulfillment Of His Mother`s Dream


March 09, 2020
• Special Edition Of CNN 10 Focuses On The Prospect Of Driverless Cars


March 06, 2020
• NASA Rover Sends Back Highly Detailed Panorama of Mars; U.S. Presidential Candidate Bows Our of the Race; CNN Hero Rehabilitates Harbor Seals


March 05, 2020
• Results from Super Tuesday; Explanation on How Delegates are Chosen; Tornado Damage in Tennessee; Legacy of a Department Store


March 04, 2020
• Corona Virus May Threaten Plans for this Year`s Summer Olympics; Tech Company Agrees to Settle a Lawsuit; Attitude Likely Plays a Role in Longevity


March 03, 2020
• Israel Wraps Up Its Third Round of Elections in 11 Months; Super Tuesday Dawns in the U.S.; Visit with Human and Canine rescuers in a Disaster-Prone Area


March 02, 2020
• Update on the U.S. Presidential Nomination Process; The Unofficial Renaming of the "Retail Apocalypse"; The Ups and Downs of Vertical Farming


February 28, 2020
• Pakistan Suffering from Swarm of Locusts; U.S. Stocks Have Officially Entered Correction Territory; Why Leap Years Have Extra Days


February 27, 2020
• President Trump Discusses Coronavirus Concerns In The U.S.; TSA Restricts A Social Network; Veterinarian Helps The Pets Of Homeless Californians. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 26, 2020
• Italy Grapples with Hundreds of Corona Virus Cases; New Voting Tech is Tested in America`s 30th State; Some Tennessee Lawmakers Spend A Day in Wheelchairs


February 25, 2020
• Sightseeing in India; Sheltering on an East Atlantic Island Chain; Dogsledding in British Columbia; Planking Record


February 24, 2020
• Discussion On Whether Flu Season Is Tapering Off In The U.S.; By- the-Numbers Look Followed By Reports On The Nevada Caucuses; Upcoming Super Tuesday Events. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 21, 2020
• Disease Outbreak Hurts the Shipping and Toy Industries; Two Tunnels Cut Through Mountains and Travel Time; Visit to an Asian Hotel`s "Jungle Bubble"


February 20, 2020
• NASA Considers Four Potential Missions; Explanation Why Some Ancient Statues are Missing Noses; America`s Largest Retailer Relies Increasingly on Robots


February 19, 2020
• United Kingdom Recovers From an Intense Storm; What It`s Like to Be Out and About in Shanghai; Discussion of the Term "Retail Apocalypse"


February 18, 2020
• Corona Virus Takes An Economic Toll on China; Massive Swarms of Locusts Descend Upon East Africa; A Purse Lost Decades Ago Becomes a Time Capsule in Ohio


February 14, 2020
• Cyclone Brings Both Worry and Relief to Part of Australia; Study Looks Back at a Major Oil Spill; A Volcano Belches to Life Again in Indonesia


February 13, 2020
• Primary Results from New Hampshire; The Fight Against Rhino Poachers; Growing Popularity of Mushrooms; Strange Radio Signals


February 12, 2020
• Interview With A Coronavirus Patient; How Old Tech Is Helping Count New Votes; Report On A Star-Bound Spacecraft. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 11, 2020
• New Hampshire Holds Its Presidential Primaries; Controversial Startup Amasses A Database of Faces; Lady Liberty Factors Into A Prank in Wisconsin


February 10, 2020
• Volunteers Assist In The Bahamas` Slow Hurricane Recovery; Examining The Business Of The Academy Awards; Discussion Of The Debate Over A Famous Artist`s Name. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 07, 2020
• An Olympic Organizer Voices Concerns About The Coronavirus; NASA Astronaut Hopes Her New Record Will Be Broken. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 06, 2020
• U.S. Senate Acquits President Trump; China Completes A Hospital For Coronavirus Patients; Type Of "Solar Window" Could Change How Buildings Are Powered. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 05, 2020
• U.S. State of the Union History; President Trump`s State of the Union Address Highlights, and the Democratic Party`s Response; Trouble at the Iowa Caucuses


February 04, 2020
• The Iowa Caucuses Help Determine Presidential Candidates; President Trump Prepares for his State of the Union Address; Britain Officially Leaves the EU


February 03, 2020
• Special Edition, NASA Study Compares a Space-Bound Man with his Earth-Bound Twin Brother


January 30, 2020
• As U.S. Presidential Campaigning Heats Up, Explanations of Why Iowa is So Important to Candidates; Examination of A Bank`s Decision Concerning Interest Rates


January 29, 2020
• Objective Reports on a Middle East Peace Plan; The Advent of Smart Factories; Explanation of What is Meant by the "Worm Moon"


January 28, 2020
• Perspective on the Wuhan Coronavirus; Prediction for Global Economic Growth; Pair of Additional Missions to the Red Planet


January 27, 2020
• How U.S. Presidential Caucuses Work; Reports On The Untimely Death Of Kobe Bryant; The Cost Of Super Bowl Ads. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 24, 2020
• Liberation of the Auschwitz-Birkenau Concentration Camp; Lockdown of a Chinese City; Construction of Super Bowl Footballs


January 23, 2020
• Widely Spreading Virus Coincides With A Major Migration; Rare Parrot Makes A Slow Comeback in New Zealand; Floridians are Warned Against Falling Iguanas


January 22, 2020
• Role of the U.S. Chief Justice; A Treaty Concerning an Historic Shipwreck; Potential of a New Protein Powder As a Food Source


January 21, 2020
• U.S. Senate Opens Its Impeachment Trial for President Trump; Mysterious Virus Surfaces in Asia; Studies Examine Screen time and Children`s Brains


January 17, 2020
• Martin Luther King Jr.`s Life and Death Remembered; A Look Back at the 50th Anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr. Day; Having a Four-Year Degree May be More Important than Where it Came From


January 16, 2020
• Impeachment Trial Moves Forward; Russia Resignation


January 15, 2020
• Iran Faces Domestic and International Challenges; A Forecast Brings Hope to Part of Fire-Ravaged Australia; Houston Astros Baseball Team is Penalized for Cheating


January 14, 2020
• Flu Season Continues to Hit Hard in the U.S.; More Than 450,000 People are Threatened by a Rumbling Volcano; Travel Expert Shares Tips for Taking Trips


January 13, 2020
• U.S. And Russian Give Differing Accounts Of An Incident Involving Warships; View Of A Celestial Event From Space; "Virtual Humans" Speak Up. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 10, 2020
• Officials Investigate Plane Crash in Tehran; Exploring the Troubled History of U.S.-Iran Relations; European Cities Take Steps to Curb Overtourism


January 09, 2020
• Iranian Missiles Strike Near American Troops in Iraq; Look at Australia`s Wildfires From the Air; Mysterious Drone Sightings Made in Two U.S. States


January 08, 2020
• Puerto Rico Earthquake Aftermath; The International Fight Against Australia`s Bushfires


January 07, 2020
• More U.S. Troops Deploy to the Middle East; Researchers Identify the Deepest Point on Earth; Smart Shopping Car could Dramatically Change Grocery Stores


January 06, 2020
• First Reports of 2020 Center of Events in the Middle East, Oceania and Asia


December 13, 2019
• Reports on An Election in Britain; Global Efforts to Clean Up Space; "Emotionally Intelligent" Robot for the ISS


December 12, 2019
• New Restrictions on Americans` Visits to Cuba; Early Flu Season in the U.S.; Project to Clean Up the World`s Oceans


December 11, 2019
• Down the Middle Coverage Explains Articles of Impeachment; USMCA Trade Deal; Tunnel Farming; NASA`s Space Launch System Artemis; Axe Throwing


December 10, 2019
• Russia is Banned from Global Sporting Events; United States and North Korea Exchange Words of Warning; A South Pacific Volcano Erupts While Tourists Are On It


December 09, 2019
• Prisoner Exchange Between The United States and Iran; Anniversary Of A "Date That Will Live In Infamy"; Use Of A.I. To Detect Wildfires. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 06, 2019
• Examining the Decisions That Were Made That Grew Facebook


December 05, 2019
• Special Report on Social Media Company Facebook Beginning With a Look at the "Mission" of the Man Who Founded It


December 04, 2019
• Meeting of A Military Alliance Experiment That Could Help Revitalize An Ecosystem; Historic Home of the Future


December 03, 2019
• House Judiciary Committee Will Hold First Impeachment Hearing, A Nuclear Challenge for Germany; The Advent of Edible Bowls


December 02, 2019
• Iraq`s Prime Minister Resigns After Months of Protests; Online Sales Set a Black Friday Record; Music Helps Rehabilitate Inmates at a South Carolina Prison; Scientists Working On Giving the Sense of Touch to Robots


December 01, 2019
• Iraq`s Prime Minister Resigns After Months Of Protests; Online Sales Set A Black Friday Record; Music Helps Rehabilitate Inmates At A South Carolina Prison; Scientists Working On Giving The Sense Of Touch To Robots. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 26, 2019
• Uber Loses Its License to Operate in London; The Startup Innovation in Japan; The U.S. Naval Academy Puts Freshmen to the Ultimate Physical Test


November 25, 2019
• U.S. Companies Face Political Challenges In China; Historic Disease Still Poses A Threat; The Game Of Life May Owe Its Existence To A President`s Beard. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 22, 2019
• Formal Charges Are Announced Against Israel`s Prime Minister; The Al Janoub Stadium is Ready for the Qatar 2022 FIFA World Cup; Milk Sales Decline in the U.S.; A Man Calls An Airplane Home


November 21, 2019
• Update on Firefight in Australia; Tour of an Alaskan Landmark; Examination a Possible Reason Why Babies Hiccup


November 20, 2019
• U.S. Makes a Policy Change Concerning Israel; We Explore Upsides and Downsides of Plant-Based Meats; Real-Life "Iron Man" Breaks His Own Record


November 19, 2019
• Nationwide Protests Take Place in Iran; Biologist Explains How People Can Help Reverse a Decline in Insects; Robots Assist in Disaster Reponse


November 18, 2019
• New Study Looks At Potential Health Concerns For Astronauts; Some Students Leave Hong Kong For Mainland China; Assessing The Recent Floods Of Venice. Aired 4-4:10 a.m. ET


November 15, 2019
• "Superbugs" and Antibiotics; A New Chinese Spacecraft; Insects As A Mainstream Food Source


November 14, 2019
• Record-Breaking Cold Hits America; Near Record Floods Swamp Venice; Athlete Embodies "No Excuses"; Objective Look at the U.S. Political Divide


November 13, 2019
• Violence Worsens in Hong Kong; Update on U.S. Impeachment Investigation; Project Between a Tech Company and Healthcare Provider Stirs Controversy


November 12, 2019
• Bolivia Endures a Political Crisis; Borneo Sees Its Rainforest Shrink
• Bolivia Endures a Political Crisis; Borneo Sees Its Rainforest Shrink


November 11, 2019
• Bushfires Flare Up in Australia; We Look Back at the Fall of an Infamous Dividing Line in Germany; Program Teams up Veterans with Former Pro Athletes


November 08, 2019
• Political Ads Pose Challenge for Social Media Companies; Museum Recalls Poland`s History in Neon Lights; Top 10 CNN Heroes of 2019 Revealed


November 07, 2019
• Special Edition Focuses on the Prospect of Driverless Cars and How Their Developers and Supporters See a Future Without Human Drivers


November 06, 2019
• Warning Issued About a Dam in California; Researchers Link Body Odor to Mosquito Bites; French Swimmer Sets his Sights on the 2020 Paralympic Games


November 05, 2019
• Officials Scramble for Pollution Solutions in New Delhi; Century-Old Shipwreck Approaches Niagara Falls; App Aims to Change Public Transportation


November 04, 2019
• House`s Impeachment Inquiry; Economic Indicators; Standard Time Switch


November 01, 2019
• CNN 10 Business-Themed Special; Exploring The Background, Growth, Criticism and Impact Of Amazon On The Retail World. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 31, 2019
• Update on California`s Wildfires; Significant Rule Change From the NCAA; Business Side of Selling Candy


October 30, 2019
• Boeing`s CEO Testifies on Capitol Hill; Great White Shark Sightings Disappear in A Place That`s Famous For Them; A Giant Ball of Lint Makes History


October 29, 2019
• Winds Fan the Flames of Several Wildfires in California; A Recession is Expected to be Declared in Hong Kong; A New Airport Opens in Beijing, China


October 28, 2019
• ISIS Leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is Confirmed Dead After U.S. Military Operation; U.S. National Debt Hits Record $22 Trillion; The Louvre Marks 500 Years Since Leonardo da Vinci`s Death. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 25, 2019
• Mystery on Brazil`s Coast; Japanese Emperor Proclaims His Status to the World


October 24, 2019
• Turkey Agrees to Ceasefire In Syria; Large Protests Signal Unrest Around the World; CEO of Facebook Testifies on Capital Hill About Cryptocurrency


October 23, 2019
• Results of the Canadian National Election; Settlement Related to Opioids; Deep-Sea Shipwreck Discovery; "Food Oasis"


October 22, 2019
• Tornado Tears Through Part of Texas; An Australian Airline Considers Adding a Record Breaking Flight; Assistive Technology Changes Lives Worldwide


October 21, 2019
• Obstructions at North Korean High-Rises; Weekend Developments on Brexit; Two Astronauts Who Just Made History; A "Blob" in Paris


October 18, 2019
• Britain`s Parliament Considers a New Brexit Deal; Turkey Agrees to Pause its Incursion into Syria; A Man makes a Living Off Pronunciation and Enunciation


October 17, 2019
• Potential "Bomb Cyclone" Threatens the U.S. Northeast; E-Scooters Pose Challenges for U.S. Cities; Empire State Building Reopens After A Renovation


October 16, 2019
• Technology Helps Scientists Track Typhoons; Concussion Study Yields New Info Concerning High School Sports; Three Billionaires Set Their Sights on Space


October 15, 2019
• Trump Imposes "Punishing" Sanctions on Turkey; The Complicated Process of Running for U.S. President; Carbon Dioxide in Concrete Production


October 14, 2019
• Japan Starts Recovering from a Typhoon; Britain Prepares for a Formal Speech; Simone Biles Sets a New Record; The Island Fox Makes a Comeback in California


October 11, 2019
• Super Typhoon Spins Toward Japan; U.S. Auto Worker Strike Continues; Kites are Explored as Conduits for Wind Energy; CNN Hero Series


October 10, 2019
• Turkish Military Operation; History of A Famous Award; Utility`s Decision to Cut Power; A "Loop" of Reusable Containers


October 09, 2019
• The NBA Faces Fallout in China Over a Controversial Tweet; Scientists Identify New Moons in Our Solar System; Conservation Efforts Help a Rare Butterfly


October 08, 2019
• The U.S. Pulls Troops from Northeastern Syria: Global Shipping Industry Prepares for a Rule Change; Artists with Disabilities Thrive at a U.S. Studio


October 07, 2019
• American and North Korean Diplomats Conclude Talks in Sweden; U.S. Sees a Spike in EEE Virus Cases; New Tech Helps Scientists Examine Ancient Scrolls


October 04, 2019
• Massive Protests Take Place Across Iraq; Indonesian Officials Reverse Plans to Close Komodo Island to Tourism; CNN Hero Robbin Carroll Brings Healing to Chicago`s South Side


October 03, 2019
• Debate Over Paying College Athletes Flares Up; Popular U.S. Retailer Files for Bankruptcy; Exploring the Calculation and Creativity in Branding


October 02, 2019
• Debate Over Paying College Athletes Flares Up; Popular U.S. Retailer Files for Bankruptcy; Exploring the Calculation and Creativity in Branding


October 01, 2019
• China Marks a Milestone Anniversary; Explanation How U.S. Primaries Work; Man`s Effort Leads to Makeover of an Indian Beach


September 30, 2019
• Winter Storm Strikes Just After Start of Fall; Spaceflight Company Unveils New Prototype; CNN Hero Series


September 27, 2019
• Whistleblower Complaint and the U.S. Constitution; Life on an Offshore Energy Rig


September 26, 2019
• Events Surrounding Impeachment Inquiry; Rehabilitation Program for Baby Sea Otters; A Park Filled with "Trolls"


September 25, 2019
• Fast Moving U.S. Political News; The Workings of the U.N.; Red Haze on An Asian Island; Research Into What Dogs Are Thinking


September 24, 2019
• British Travel Company Collapses; Coal Debate Factors into U.N. Summit; Fire Lookout Lives A Life of Solitude in the Montana Wilderness


September 23, 2019
• Tensions With Iran; Life In Hurricane-stricken Bahamas; Renovations on U.S. Landmark; South Korean Camp for Smartphone Users


September 20, 2019
• Remnants of Tropical Storm Imelda Soak Parts of Texas; U.S. Federal Reserve Lowers Key Interest Rate; Athlete Takes on Mountains with One Wheel


September 19, 2019
• Israel Waits To See How New Government Shapes Up; Samsung Hopes Innovation Will Help Weather Multiple Challenges; Spelunking in New Zealand


September 18, 2019
• Recent Rise and Fall in Oil Prices; Project to Learn More About Sharks; Experiment Involving Rats and the Game of Hide and Seek


September 17, 2019
• Israel`s Second General Election; General Motors Strike; Flying at the World`s Busiest Airport


September 16, 2019
• Oil Facilities Attacked In Saudi Arabia; Complex Relationship Between U.S. and Saudi Arabia; More Protests in Hong Kong


September 13, 2019
• Update on Hurricane-Stricken Bahamas; Explanation of Rare "Micromoon"; CNN Hero Series


September 12, 2019
• Focus on Radioactive Water at the Damaged Japanese Nuclear Plant; Newly Proposed U.S. Law on Vaping; Do`s and Don`t`s of Debates


September 11, 2019
• Eighteenth Anniversary of the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks; Reporter`s Memories and Covering Them


September 10, 2019
• Indian Mission to the Moon; Typhoons in Asia; Destruction; Hurricane Destruction in the Bahamas; Push for Influence in the Balkans


September 09, 2019
• Relations Between Afghanistan, United States and Taliban; Effects of Hurricane Dorian; DNA Test on a Famous Lake


September 06, 2019
• More on Hurricane Dorian; Indian Mission to the Moon; Potential Mining Resurgence in England; Robotic Record in Japan


September 05, 2019
• Unrest in Hong Kong; Effects of Hurricane Dorian; Legal Settlement Involving Google and You Tube; Pair of Space Missions


September 04, 2019
• Look at the Destruction Caused by Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas; Update on United Kingdom`s Brexit Process; Arrests at Singapore`s Changi Airport Highlighted


September 03, 2019
• Hurricane Dorian Barrels Across the Bahamas and Threatens the U.S. Southeast; CNN Hero Makes Saving Donkeys the Focus of His Life`s Work


September 02, 2019
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August 30, 2019
• What is the Expected Path and How Are People Preparing for Hurricane Dorian; Updates on Wildfires in South America


August 29, 2019
• Reports on Hurricane Dorian; A New Type of Spacecraft; Increasing Popularity of Adventure Tourism; Pacific Sea of Pumice


August 28, 2019
• A Judge Orders Johnson & Johnson To Pay $572 Million For Its Role In The OK. Opioid Crisis; The Farmer`s Almanac Predicts This Winter The U.S. Will Take A Ride On The "Polar Coaster"


August 27, 2019
• Eyewitness Account of Protests in Hong Kong; Indonesia Plans to Move Its Capital; New Tools Help Young Athletes Beat the Heat; Man From Spain Paddle Boards From San Francisco to Hawaii


August 26, 2019
• G7 Meets in France; Troops Help Battle Wildfires in the Amazon; Boat Ride Through a "City of Waterways" That`s Nowhere Near Venice


August 23, 2019
• Wildfires Spread Across Parts of the Amazon Rainforest; Deterioration Takes Toll on Iconic Ocean Liner; ISS is Increasingly Open for Business


August 22, 2019
• International Disagreement Centers on World`s Largest Island, Greenland; CNN Hero; Time Capsule`s Secrets Lost to Time


August 21, 2019
• Oil Tankers in the Strait of Hormuz; The Border Between Hong Kong and Mainland China; The Great Thermostat Debate; The Great Mattress Migration


August 20, 2019
• Extensive Protests In Hong Kong; U.S. Investigation Into Lung Disease Cases; CNN Hero


August 19, 2019
• Problems Involving Lead and Tap Water Growing in New Jersey; Experts Aim to Add New Rules Concerning Chomolungma; 103 Year Old Take Record Skydive


August 16, 2019
• Solutions to Honeybee Declines; CNN Hero Series; Glass Bottomed Walkway Opens in China


August 15, 2019
• New Drugs Give New Hope In Ebola Virus Outbreak; Economic Fear Prompts Sell-Off On Wall Street; Positive Athlete Series


August 14, 2019
• Mysterious Blast in Russia; Look Back At Chernobyl Disaster; Study Concerning Migraines; NASA Working On Living On Moon; T-Rex Race


August 13, 2019
• Hong Kong`s Past, Present and Uncertain Future; CNN Hero; Bathtub Races in Moravia, New York
• Hong Kong`s Past, Present and Uncertain Future; CNN Hero; Bathtub Races in Moravia, New York


August 12, 2019
• Tensions Over Kashmir; Elements From the Periodic Table; Limits of 5G


May 31, 2019
• Netanyahu Fails to Form Coalition Government; China Trade Issue4sv Examined


May 30, 2019
• Botswana`s Elimination of Hunting Ban; Upgraded Technology Helping People With Disabilities


May 29, 2019
• Severe Weather Strikes The U.S. East of the Rocky Mountains; Return to Mt. Everest to Explain Dangerous Conditions; Examining A Global Police Force


May 28, 2019
• Britain`s Prime Minister Resigns; Glimpse Into Memorial Day Events in the U.S.; Death Toll Rises on Mt. Everest


May 24, 2019
• India`s Incumbent Leaders Appears to Win in Landslide Victory; World Explorer Discusses Societies Where People Live Longer


May 23, 2019
• Brexit Still Faces Challenges: A Woman Describes a Life of Forced Labor in Australia


May 22, 2019
• Food Shortage Spreads in Cuba; International Linguists Name Hardest Words to Spell; Industry of Plant-Based Meat Alternatives


May 21, 2019
• CNN Investigation Indicates Humanitarian Aid is Being Misused in Yemen; New Study Contrasts the Effects of Ultraprocessed and Unprocessed Foods; World Record Teddy Bear


May 20, 2019
• U.S. and Iran Ramp Up Tensions; Grocery Chains Face Dynamic Challenges; Robots Taking Over Human Jobs; CNN Heroes


May 17, 2019
• United States Executive Order on Using Certain Telecommunications Equipment; Partial Ban on Facial Recognition Systems; Flying Taxi Involve Issues of Security, Privacy, and Technology


May 16, 2019
• Legal Action Involving the U.S. Real Estate Industry; Reporting on Robocalls; Impact of Space Exploration on Pop Culture


May 15, 2019
• North Korea Faces Food Shortage; India Fights Misinformation As Its Election Winds Down; Scientists Say There`s Evidence the Moon is Shrinking


May 14, 2019
• International Tensions Boil in Middle Eastern Waters; Officials Say Some Oil Ships Were Intentionally Damaged; Grammarians Sound Off on Neil Armstrong


May 13, 2019
• U.S. and China Trade Dispute Heats Up on Both Sides of the Pacific; Transcontinental Railroad Turns 150 Years Old; Study Suggests Wasps Are Capable of Transitive Inference


May 10, 2019
• Chinese Facilities For Uyghur Muslims Stir International Controversy; Ancient Artifact Returned to Europe; A Bobcat Tries His Paw at Flagpole Sitting


May 09, 2019
• The U.S. And Iran Continue Ratcheting Up Pressure on Each Other; Uber Newly Offers Stock


May 08, 2019
• U.S. Carrier Strike Group Deploys to Middle East; Social Media Brings A Holocaust Survivor`s Diary Back To Life After More Than 70 Years


May 07, 2019
• Violence Flares Up in the Middle East; U.S. Jobs Report Suggests A Strong Economy; Debate Over How Notre Dame Should Be Reconstructed; Twins Turn 100 Years Old


May 06, 2019
• North Korea Tests A Short Range Missile; The English Channel Tunnel Turns 25 Years Old; History of Cinco De Mayo; Positive Athlete Series


May 03, 2019
• Cyclone Fani Bears Down on India; Divers Make a Discovery in the World`s Largest Known Cave; A Spacecraft Aims to Give Tourists a Few Minutes of Weightlessness


May 02, 2019
• Twenty Democrats Challenge Trump in the Presidential Election; The Latest Technology Update With 5G Around The Corner


May 01, 2019
• An Escalation of Juan Guaido`s Efforts To Remove Nicolas Maduro From Venezuelan Power; China And The Philippines Come To Agreement After Dispute Earlier This Month, But Are Still Causing Concern


April 30, 2019
• Cyclone Kenneth Causes Major Destruction in Africa; Emperor Akihito Becomes Japan`s First Royal in 200 Years to Advocate to Give Up His Throne; Reseachers Test Drones to Carry Organs For Transplants


April 29, 2019
• U.S. Stocks Continue to Climb; Artificial Intelligence in the Classroom; CNN Hero Wendy Ross Talks About ASD Program; Man In Oregon Runs Van Service for Dogs


April 26, 2019
• Milestone Concerning Cases of Measles; Explanation of How New York City`s Area Has Expanded; Positive Athlete Series


April 25, 2019
• International Summit Between Russia and North Korea in Vladivostok, Russia; E Coli Outbreak in America Due to Tainted Ground Beef; Conservation Program Allows Tourists to Catch Endangered Species


April 24, 2019
• Struggles of Boeing; State Visit Planned in Great Britain; Challenges of "Wish-Cycling"; Sanctuary for Sloths


April 23, 2019
• Sri Lanka Suffers From Terrorist Attacks on Easter Sunday; San Francisco Searches For A Way To Properly Manage The Rapid Growth Of Tourism


April 22, 2019
• Animal Feed: What`s in the Diets of Animals Raised for Food, and Why Might That Matter to Some Consumers?


April 19, 2019
• How the U.S. Food Industry Has Changed And What Influence Consumers Have On It


April 18, 2019
• Lawmakers Await Full Results of Mueller Investigation; CNN Reveals How Venezuela Has Become Route for Illegal Drug Smugglers


April 17, 2019
• History of Notre Dame Cathedral; Experience of Running for U.S. President; Lightning Hit`s the Birds Khalifa in Dubai


April 16, 2019
• Fire Ravages Historic Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris; Sudanese Protestors Push for Civilian Rule; Positive Athlete Series


April 15, 2019
• Severe Weather Hits Several U.S. States; Israeli Spacecraft Crashes on the Moon; World`s Largest Jet Lifts Off; CNN Heroes Series


April 12, 2019
• Sudan`s Military Coup; Former President Bashir Under House Arrest; Indians To Start Voting In The First Phase Of The Country`s General Election


April 11, 2019
• Israel`s National Election; An Image of a Black Hole; A Photographic Trek through Kyrgyzstan; An Ancient Shipwreck Found in


April 10, 2019
• EU Officials Consider Extending Brexit Deadline; U.S. Nullifies A Major League Baseball Deal With Cuba; Two Brothers Fight Cancer Together


April 09, 2019
• Shake Up in the United States Government; Politics and Produce Along the U.S.-Mexican Border; U.S. Government Designates Parts of Iran`s Government Foreign Terrorist Organization; Pros and Cons of 5G Technology


April 08, 2019
• Russian Military Activities in the Arctic; Debate Over Fluoride in Bottled Water; CNN Hero Series


April 05, 2019
• NASA`s Twin Study


April 04, 2019
• NATO Secretary General Addresses the U.S. Congress; India Launches the World`s Largest Democratic Exercise; Indonesia Plans to Close Komodo Island


April 03, 2019
• Preview of Upcoming Israeli Elections; Continued Struggles Of Venezuelans; 5G`s Potential Impact on Farming


April 02, 2019
• Tensions Between China and Taiwan; New York County Bans Unvaccinated Children From Public Spaces; History of April Fools Day


April 01, 2019
• Dalai Lama Marks 60 Years In Exile From Tibet; EU Controversial Update On Copyright Protection; Chopper Puffs Up Cloud Of Pollen


March 31, 2019
• Dalai Lama Marks 60 Years In Exile From Tibet; EU Controversial Update On Copyright Protection; Chopper Puffs Up Cloud Of Pollen


March 29, 2019
• Russian Forces in Venezuela; New Emperor of Japan; Positive Athlete Series; Domes Charlevoix in Quebec, Canada Offering Dome Hotel


March 28, 2019
• Boeing Works to Restore Confidence in Its 737 MAX Aircraft; E.U. Wants Vehicle Speed Limiters to be Mandatory; India Acquires New Space Technology


March 27, 2019
• Britain`s Parliament Takes Over Brexit From Prime Minister Teresa May; Brits Are Stockpiling Food For Fear Of Food Shortages From Brexit Uncertainty; OneWeb Working To Try And Clean Up Space Junk; Positive Athlete Series; New Jersey High School Puts On School Play of Alien


March 26, 2019
• President Donald Trump Signs Proclamation Recognizing Golan Heights Part of Israel; Damage in Mozambique Far Worse From Cyclone Idai Than Imagined; Oil Prices Increasing Gas Prices in the U.S.; The Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis and Southern Lights or Aurora Australis Discussed; Bear Invades Bee Hives At Susquehanna University in Pennsylvania


March 25, 2019
• U.S. Special Counsel Investigation Concludes; ISIS Loses Last Major Stronghold; 2018 CNN Heroes See Their Impact Widen


March 22, 2019
• New Zealand Government Changes Gun Laws; Department of Justice Investigating Boeing MCAS System; President Donald Trump Signs New Executive Order; White House Photographer Remembers Capturing History


March 21, 2019
• EU Orders Google to Pay New Fine; Rescuers Race To Save Lives in Mozambique; Historic Ship Wreckage Located in Coral Sea; High School in Georgia Making Varsity Team for E-Sports


March 20, 2019
• Ravaging Floods in The Midwest; Meteor Exploded 16 Miles Over Earths Surface in December Over Bering Sea; Ecovative Looking To Use Mushrooms To Make Plastics, Construction Materials and Clothes; Worlds Oldest Astrolabe Found Off the Coast of Oman; Three Austrian Skiers Use Zeppelin To Go To Hard To Reach Summits


March 19, 2019
• Cyclone Idai Strikes Three Nations in Southeast Africa; Supreme Clothing Brand Battles Against "Legal Fakes"; A Video Game Collection Sets a Guinness Record


March 18, 2019
• Shooting at Two Mosques Being Investigated By Police; Water Crisis in Venezuela; Nebraska Sees Record Flooding After Bomb Cyclone; Snow Food Truck; Bat Gets Trapped in Newsroom


March 15, 2019
• U.S. Senate Votes Against Presidential Declaration; CNN Hero Helps Young People Work Through Grief; Cloud Computing Helps Set A New Pi Record


March 14, 2019
• Bomb Cyclone Blows Across the Rocky Mountains; Some U.S. Fast Food Companies See Big Profits in China; New Footage of a Historic Moon Mission


March 13, 2019
• Investigation Into Problems With Boeing 737 Max 8 After Two Airline Crashes; Chinese Telecom Company Huawei Hardware Warning; U.S. College Cheating Scam; Ford Mustang Made Out of Snow in Nebraska


March 12, 2019
• President Trump Releases Budget Proposal; Blackouts Cripple Venezuela; A Tour of a Potential "Space Hotel"; Electric Dune Buggy Concept


March 11, 2019
• Democratic Republic of Congo Deals With Second Largest Ebola Outbreak Ever; Wall Street Continues to Be A Bull Market; Where Daylight Saving Time Came From and Why


March 09, 2019
• Democratic Republic of Congo Deals With Second Largest Ebola Outbreak Ever; Wall Street Continues to Be A Bull Market; Where Daylight Saving Time Came From and Why


March 08, 2019
• Possible Activity at a North Korean Weapons Site; An Image of Two Jets Breaking the Sound Barrier: CNN Hero: Zach Wigal


March 07, 2019
• The Last Stand of ISIS; GMC`s Last Cruze


March 06, 2019
• Categories of Tornadoes; Video of Avalanche from Car; Space X Crew Dragon Capsule Docks with ISS; Corrosion Being Fixed on the Golden Gate Bridge


March 05, 2019
• Major Tornadoes Strike Alabama and Georgia; Meteorologists Track Tornadoes with 2D Radar; Nominations for CNN Hero of the Year; 50th Anniversary of the First Test Flight of the Concorde


March 04, 2019
• Tensions in Venezuela About Juan Guaido Returning; Gangs Are Collecting Money from Venezuelans Re-Entering From Colombia; Trash Pile in South Korea Has Been On Fire for Three Months; Steepest Dive Rollercoaster to Open in Canada Theme Park


March 01, 2019
• No Deal Reached At the Second Summit Between the United States and North Korea; A Super Bloom in California; Positive Athlete Series; Sport of Skijoring


February 28, 2019
• Tensions Between India and Pakistan Flare Up; Brave Climber Alex Honnold Climes El Capitan in Yosemite National Park Without Ropes


February 27, 2019
• The House Votes To Overturn President Trump`s National Emergency Declaration; President Trump and North Korean Leader Kim Jong Un Meet in Vietnam for Second Summit; Delta Facility Near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International is Testing and Repairing Powerful Plane Engines; Farmer from China Creates Life Sized Model of Airbus A320


February 26, 2019
• U.S. President Donald Trump on His Way To Hanoi, Vietnam to meet Vietnam President Trong Before the Second Summit with North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un; Brexit is Coming on March 29th but It Could Effect the Fishing Industry in Britain; Megachile Pluto, the World`s Largest Bee Reappears In Indonesia; A Volkswagen Camper Van Made Up Of Legos


February 25, 2019
• Part Four and Final Part of Series on Facebook


February 22, 2019
• Part Three of Four Part Series on Facebook


February 21, 2019
• Part Two of Four Part Series on Facebook


February 20, 2019
• Part One of Four Part Series on Facebook


February 19, 2019
• Protests and Corruption Threaten Political Stability in Haiti; Standoff Between Venezuelan Government and the Delivery of Humanitarian Aid; How the President`s Day Holiday Got Its Start; Treetop Visit to the Jungle of Laos


February 15, 2019
• Bipartisan Budget Compromise; Potential Executive Action By President Trump; Upcoming Election in Nigeria; Amazon Scrapping Headquarters Plan for New York City; End of the Opportunity`s Mars Mission; "The Mona Lisa of Baseball Cards"


February 14, 2019
• Preview of North Korea and United States Summit; "Kona Low" and Its Effects; History of Valentine`s Cards; Black Panther Caught on Camera in Kenya


February 13, 2019
• United Kingdom Makes Trade Deal with Switzerland and Looking for More Trade Agreements; Significance of the Northern Ireland "Backstop"; Slowing Economy of China; The Ability of Bees to Learn Math; Project Debater


February 12, 2019
• Battle Begins to Push ISIS Out of Its Last Occupied Village; Key West, Florida Banning Certain Sunscreens; Vaping May Be Triggering A "Nicotine Arms" Race; Ghost Apples Photographed in Michigan


February 11, 2019
• Iranian Revolution Marks It`s 40th Anniversary; Blockade Keeps Aid From Entering Venezuela; Illegal Gold Mining Cuts South American Rainforest; Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York City


February 08, 2019
• Ripple Effects Spread from a Deadly Mine Collapse in Brazil, Former China`s One-Child Policy Threatens an Economic Toll, Making Music with Treasured Violins


February 07, 2019
• Civil War in Yemen and Decades Alliance Between the United States and Saudi Arabia; Effects of Accelerating Movement of the Magnetic North Pole; New BolaWrap Introduced by Law Enforcement


February 06, 2019
• History and Traditions Associated with the U.S. President`s State of the Union Address; Democratic Party`s Response from Stacey Abrams; Looking at Some of the Traditions Associated with the Chinese Lunar New Year; Possible Guinness World Record for Biggest Avocado


February 05, 2019
• Dam in Australia Opened Amid Historic Rains City of Townsville Downstream Flooded; Pentagon Sends 3,750 more U.S. Troops to the Mexican Border Ahead of State of The Union Address; What Televisions Of the Future Will Look Like; Golden Retriever Gala in Golden Colorado


February 04, 2019
• International Withdrawal From INF Treaty; Jobs Report Being Watched Closely; Season Prediction from A Groundhog


February 01, 2019
• Extreme Temperatures Affect Two Distant Nations; We Explain the Term Polar Vortex; Thailand Grapples With Air Pollution; How Much Is Spent During the Super Bowl


January 31, 2019
• Record Low Temperatures Grip the United States; European Scientists Set Sights on Mining the Moon; U.S. Officials Guard Against Manipulated Audio and Video; Robot Named Stan Helping to Park Cars In Gatwick Airport in London


January 30, 2019
• Child Labor Discussed On Mining of Cobalt in The Democratic Republic of Congo


January 29, 2019
• Venezuela`s Political and Economic Crisis Taking Toll On Its Citizens; Dubai Will Be The Site of the World Expo 2020; Sheep is Helped By Police Officer in South Carolina


January 28, 2019
• Tragedy At Brazilian Iron Mine; U.S. Partial Government Shutdown Ends; Hidden Masterpiece Discovered In France; Igloo Hotel in Davos, Switzerland


January 25, 2019
• U.S. State of the Union Address Postponed; China Prepares for its Lunar New Year; Loop Starts Environmentally Friendly Delivery Service Reviving Milkman Delivery Service


January 24, 2019
• Political Upheaval in Venezuela; Shutdown Related Votes in U.S. Senate; Process of Restoring Ancient Artifacts in The Grand Museum in Egypt; Skaters Take Risks Choosing Thin Ice For the Music It Produces


January 23, 2019
• Second Summit Possible Between United States and North Korea at the end of February; Oscar Nominees Announced And History of the Oscar; Cold Weather in Canada and Northern United States Causes Ice At Niagara Falls


January 22, 2019
• U.S. Lawmakers Debate White House Offer Concerning Immigration; American Remembers Martin Luther King, Jr.; Super Blood Wolf Moon; Oysters Are Being Returned To New York Harbor to Help Shore Up New York City


January 18, 2019
• Prime Minister Teresa May Narrowly Wins Vote of Confidence; Defense Missiles Are Discussed and How They Are Made; 3D Bridge in China Opens


January 17, 2019
• Terror Attacks in Syria and Kenya; World Economic Forum Faces Challenges; Plant-Based Versions of Sushi and Nutrition Bars


January 16, 2019
• United Kingdom Parliament Rejects Brexit Plan; 10th Anniversary of Miracle on the Hudson; Coyote Crashes Boat Show in Nashville


January 15, 2019
• Partial U.S. Government Shutdown Continues; Vote In the UK on Brexit; Remains of A World War I Era Submarine; Teachers` Strike in Los Angeles, California


January 14, 2019
• A Proposed Second Summit between U.S. and North Korea; A Series of Radio Bursts from Space; Virgin Orbit Attempts to Launch Satellites from Planes


January 11, 2019
• President Trump Visits U.S.-Mexican Border Town; New Technology Being Tested At Airports; Ultra Marathon Ran Across Dubai Desert; Kansas City Royals Jumbotron Used To Play Super Mario Kart For Charity


January 10, 2019
• President Donald Trump Presidential Address; Opposing Party`s Response; North Korean Leader Kim Jong-Un Travels to China; Smart Park Created In Dubai, United Arab Emirates; Walking Car Shown At Consumer Electronics Show


January 09, 2019
• New Change In Florida State Law Allows Felons To Vote; Amazon`s New "HQ2" in New York Stirs Debate; Thursday Will Have President`s Address Discussion; Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas


January 08, 2019
• What Does Partial in Partial Government Shutdown Mean?; How Phenotyping is Changing the Criminal Justice Field; CNN`s Young Wonder; Vending Machine That Makes Bread


January 07, 2019
• New Job Numbers Good Sign For U.S. Economy and Surge in U.S. Stock Market; Increase in Migrants in the UK Brings Challenges and Debate; Ice Festival in Northern China


January 04, 2019
• U.S. Partial Government Shutdown; 116th U.S. Congress Sworn In Yesterday; China Lands Rover on the Far Side of The Moon; Larry the Cat Lives Under 10 Downing Street in Great Britain


January 03, 2019
• U.S. Troops Withdraw from Syria; President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump Make Surprise Visit to Iraq; Wild Year for U.S. Stock Market; Government Shutdown Effecting Some National Parks and Photography; Different New Year Traditions in the United States


December 14, 2018
• Ceasefire in Yemen; CNN Hero of the Year; Australian Woman Skydives At 102


December 13, 2018
• Former Lawyer for President Trump Michael Cohen Gets Years in Prison; Britain Is Arguing about Brexit Deal with European Union; Britain`s Leader Wins Confidence Vote; Deadliest Drug In America; Boots on Dogs To Stop Frostbite


December 12, 2018
• Google CEO Testifies on Capitol Hill; A CNN Young Wonder Helps the Less Fortunate Celebrate Birthdays; A Cake Draws Thousands to A Hungarian Cafe


December 11, 2018
• A Brexit Vote is Delayed in Britain; Parts of the U.S. Southeast are Snowed In ; Landmine Removal Renews Access to Christian Holy Sites in the Middle East


December 10, 2018
• France`s Macron Plans to Address His Nation Amid Continued Unrest; SpaceX Marks a Success and a Failure; A Young Wonder Helps Children in Africa Play Ball


December 07, 2018
• Tensions Rise in the Black Sea; National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day; Pros and Cons of "Smart Kitchens"; Emu and Donkey Are Best Friends


December 06, 2018
• Ebola Spreads In Central Africa; State Funeral for President George H. W. Bush; Engineers Convert Wastewater into Drinking Water; Police Get Goats Into Cruiser with Fritos


December 05, 2018
• Protests in France Over Diesel Fuel; Honoring the Late President George H. W. Bush; New Idea on Sharing Energy; Retirement Home for Research Monkeys; Hershey Bears Help Children in Need


December 04, 2018
• Qatar Leaves OPEC; U.S. and China Reach Temporary "Trade Truce"; CNN Hero Florence Phillips; Artificial Intelligence Robot "Cimon"


December 03, 2018
• Remembering the Life and Legacy of Former U.S. President George H.W. Bush; A 7.0 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Alaska; A Twin-Filled Basketball Program


November 30, 2018
• G20 Summit in Buenos Aires, Argentina; Scientists Attempt to Increase Precipitation with Cloud Seeding; Dog Digs Up Wooly Mammoth Tooth


November 29, 2018
• Scientists Debate a Recent Claim that Chinese Twins Were Genetically Edited; Some Americans in Rural Communities Grapple with Unsafe Drinking Water


November 28, 2018
• EU Leaders Approve Brexit Proposal; Lawmakers in Britain Debate Security of Facebook; Tech Companies Explore India; NASA`s Lander Insight Lands on Mars


November 27, 2018
• Migrants Try to Cross Border Into U.S.; Wildfires in California Contained; Tensions Between Russia and Ukraine; Resumes; Plane With No Moving Parts


November 26, 2018
• U.S. Climate Control Change Report; History of Black Friday; Protests in France Over Gas Prices; Is Google A Monopoly?


November 20, 2018
• Update on Midterm Elections Results; Making A Biomass Power Source; Cristo Milsa Jellyfish Found in Puerto Rico


November 19, 2018
• California Wildfires Starting to Be Contained; President Trump Visited Fire Stricken Areas on Saturday; Spike in Alcohol Related Deaths; Amazon`s Impact on Two Cities


November 18, 2018
• Some Experts Express Skepticism About Talks Between North and South Korea; A Water Reserve in UAE Desert; Are Driverless Cars Safe?


November 16, 2018
• U.S. Prison Reform Bill; Exam for Over 600,000 Students; New Rules Concerning E-Cigarettes; Anna Gasser First Woman To Do A Cab Triple 1260


November 15, 2018
• In House and Senate Congressional Elections; Crude Oil Prices Falling; California Wildfires; Pink Legacy Diamond Auctioned Off


November 14, 2018
• Raging wildfires have forced more than 300,000 people out of their homes in California


November 13, 2018
• President Trump Changes Immigration Rules; Florida Conducts Another Voter Recount; Top 10 CNN Heroes; GiTex Tech Expo in Dubai; Artificial Intelligence Reporter in China


November 12, 2018
• Wildfires Burning in Northern and Southern California; Armistice and Veterans Day Events; Seoul, Korea Broadband Width Capital of The World; Doppler Radar Registers Large Flock of Birds Taking Off


November 09, 2018
• Modern Technology Taking Footage To Help People Envision World War I


November 08, 2018
• Midterm Elections; Attorney General Jeff Sessions Resigns; Accute Faccid Myelitis Hitting the United States; Dubai Drone Usage; Burro Racing in Colorado


November 07, 2018
• Mid-Term Election Results; Segway Not a Flop?


November 06, 2018
• Election Day Explained; Effects of Smart Phones; Undersea Hotel


November 05, 2018
• Job Report and Unemployment Rate Out for October; Seasonal Worker Challenges; CNN 10 Heroes; Mandarin Duck in Central Park


November 02, 2018
• U.S. Midterm Election Campaigning; Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend; Positive Athlete Series; Nissan Motor Company Guinness Book of World Record for Car Dancing


November 01, 2018
• A Closer Look At Amazon


October 31, 2018
• U.S. Responds to Caravan Migrants; Flooding in Italy; Kinetic Art Sculpting; Weather Across the U.S. for Halloween


October 30, 2018
• German Chancellor Angela Merkel Announces She Will Not Seek Re- election in 2021; Conservative Congressman Elected as President of Brazil; Sock Markets Down But No Sign of Recession; London Theatre Giving Glasses Out for Hearing Impaired; Deaf Custodian Has Birthday Party


October 29, 2018
• 11 Murdered, 6 Wounded in Pittsburgh Synagogue Shooting; Florida Man Arrested for Sending Mail Bombs to Political Figures; South Korea Cuts 68- Hour Working Week


October 26, 2018
• Packages with Explosives Sent to 10 Prominent Democrats; Part of DMZ in North and South Korea Will Be Demilitarized; Chan Chan, Peru Found Relics; Positive Athlete Segment; Cave Hall Found in Southern China At Bottom of Sinkhole


October 25, 2018
• Suspicious Packages Sent To Be Delivered to High Ranking Officials; Russian Nuclear Subs Has Allies of NATO on Guard; The Great Big Story; Rectangular Ice Shapes in Antarctica


October 24, 2018
• Two Weeks Until Mid-Term Elections; Who Will Take Control of The House; Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, President Trump Getting Out of INF Treaty; Great Big Story; Elephants Smash Pumpkins At Halloween Festivities at Oregon Zoo


October 23, 2018
• Two Weeks Until Mid-Term Elections; Who Will Take Control of The House; Intermediate Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, President Trump Getting Out of INF Treaty; Great Big Story; Elephants Smash Pumpkins At Halloween Festivities at Oregon Zoo


October 22, 2018
• Honduras and Guatemalan Caravan of Migrants Head North to Mexico and United States; Halloween Spending By Americans; CNN Hero Chris Stout (ph) Has "The Veteran`s Village"; Largest Pumpkins Around the United States


October 19, 2018
• Russia Appears To Have Upgraded Four Of Its Military Installations In Kaliningrad Concerning NATO Members; Driverless Cars Continue to Evolve


October 18, 2018
• The Democratic Republic of Congo Dealing with Ebola Outbreak; August Had the Highest Job Opening Rate Since 2009; Out of 25 Fast Food Restaurants in the United States Only 2 got A`s for No Antibiotics In It`s Product; Man Sets Out To Break Own Record Of Riding A Wheelie Across Country


October 17, 2018
• Race Issues in College Admissions At Harvard; Pipe in Pacific Ocean To Clean -Up Sea; Live Expectancy, "ikigai" in Japan; Viking Coffin Found in Norway


October 16, 2018
• President Trump and Governor Scott Survey Damage from Hurricane Michael; Sears Declares Bankruptcy; CNN Hero, "No One Left Behind" Charity; Boa Constrictor Gets Loose At High School In Alexandria, Virginia


October 15, 2018
• Washington Post Journalist Jamal Khashoggi Missing; Pastor Andrew Brunson Released From Turkey; President Trump To Visit Georgia and Florida To Access Damage From Hurricane Michael; Longest Flight In the World; Boston Dynamics Stepping Up Robot Abilities


October 12, 2018
• U.S. Stock Market Plunges; Hurricane Michael Damage Described; Astronauts Rescued After Failed Soyuz Launch; Positive Athlete Report; Pumpkin Boat Racing in Maine


October 11, 2018
• Hurricane Michael Hits Florida Panhandle as Category 4; Rapid Intensification of Storms Explained; How Social Media Effects Restaurants; Indiana State Senate Candidates Debate While Playing Mini-Golf


October 10, 2018
• Ambassador Nikki Haley Reigns From U.N. at the End of Year; Last Category 3; Live to 100 Segment; World`s Largest Model Train


October 09, 2018
• Hurricane Michael set to hit Florida Panhandle; Stock Market; The Betty Kwan Chinn Homeless Foundation; Astronaut Records Music Video from International Space Station


October 08, 2018
• A New U.S. Supreme Court Justice is Sworn In; Three ISS Workers Return to Earth; The "Retail Apocalypse"


October 05, 2018
• Indonesian island receives deliveries of supplies after tragic earthquake; Facebook is trying to figure out how to deal with its worst hack ever


October 04, 2018
• Disputes Take Place on South China Sea Between China and The U.S. Navy; One of The Leading Fatal Accidents are Lead by Texting and Driving


October 03, 2018
• Hundreds of Thousands of International Aid is Sent to Indonesia After Natural Disaster; Macedonia and Greece May be a Step Closer to Resolving a Dispute They`ve Had Since 1991.


October 02, 2018
• New Agreement Between U.S., Canada, and Mexico called USMCA; Spanish Flu Was the Worst Flu Outbreak in 1918; 2017-2018 Flu Season was One of Worst in Decades; Computer Generated Avatars Used in Business; Couple Get Married on Ferris Wheel in Branson, Missouri


October 01, 2018
• Indonesia is Hit By 7.5 Earthquake Then By Tsunami; Elon Musk Sued by The SCC; Update On Confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh; County That Has Highest Life Expectancy; Goodwill Employee Finds $46,000 in Donated Box


September 28, 2018
• Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford Testify at a Hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee; Zhouzhuang, China, A 900 year Old Water Town is considered the Venice of the East; Seal Slaps Kayaker With Octopus


September 27, 2018
• Judge Brett Kavanaugh and Dr. Christine Blasey Ford Testify at a Hearing in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee; Zhouzhuang, China, A 900 year Old Water Town is considered the Venice of the East; Seal Slaps Kayaker With Octopus


September 26, 2018
• United Nations General Assembly Meeting in New York; Aftermath of Hurricane Florence is Flooding Georgetown County in South Carolina; Levi Hutchins Inventor of the Alarm Clock; People In Britain were Paid to be Alarm Clocks; Space net Being tested to Net Space Debris


September 25, 2018
• Japan Has Two Rovers Land on Asteroid; Sirius XM Buys Pandora; Aeroponics Used In Agriculture; United Arab Emirates Using Aerophonics; Fresno High School Student Restrings Tennis Rackets for Boys and Girls Club; Gulper Eel Found in the Pacific


September 24, 2018
• Hong Kong Bullet Train To Guangzhou, China; Hong Kong, British Rule Now Under China Rule; Straw Law Signed Last Week By Governor Jerry Brown; E-Scooters in Cities Are Becoming Dangerous; Spiders In Greece Catching Gnats


September 21, 2018
• Issues Concerning the "Brexit"; A High-Speed Rail Line that Runs Through Israel; The Work of a Positive Athlete


September 20, 2018
• North Korea and South Korea Hold Three Day Summit in Pyongyang; President Donald Trump Visits North Carolina and South Carolina after Historic Flooding from Hurricane Florence; FDA is Taking Stand on E- Cigarettes and Their Effect on Teenagers; D.J. Music at the Historic Site Stonehenge


September 19, 2018
• New Tariffs on Chinese Goods; Vote Delayed on Supreme Court Nominee Bret Kavanaugh; Space X to Take Tourists Around the Moon, Japanese Billionaire Yusaku Maezawa Buys Up All Seats; Floating Red Ant Islands Due To Flooding From Hurricane Florence


September 18, 2018
• United Nations 73rd General Assembly; Rivers in Nigeria Are Flooding; CNN Hero; Video Games


September 17, 2018
• U.S. Midterm Elections 50 Days Away; Recovery Efforts Following Two Deadly Cyclones; Constitution Day in America


September 14, 2018
• Hurricane Florence Ready to Hit the Carolinas; Spix`s Macaws are Extinct in the Wild; SR-71 Still Record Holder as Fastest Airplane; Sand Sculpting Contest in San Diego, California


September 13, 2018
• Syrian Civil War Intensifies in Idlib; Hurricane Florence Ready to Hit The Carolinas; Stock Market Crash of 1987; Dog Surfing Contest in Delmar, California


September 12, 2018
• Hurricane Florence ready to Hit Mid-Atlantic as a Category 4 hurricane; September 11th Memorial Services; Should Pluto be Reinstated as a Planet; Global Medical Relief Fund helping Children from Around the World with Prosthetics; Giant Rideable Mantis


September 11, 2018
• Remembering September 11th, 2001; Hurricane Florence set to hit the East Coast


September 10, 2018
• North Korea Celebrates 70th Anniversary of Founding; Nantucket, Massachusetts Hotbed for Ticks, Mice and Lyme Disease; MIT Experiments on Mice to Control Lyme Disease; Rescue Dog Geronimo Breaks Double Dutch Record


September 07, 2018
• Revisiting the 12 Soccer Team Members Rescued in Thailand


September 06, 2018
• Heads of Social Media Corporations Testify to Congress; Bad Actors Online; France Bans Electronic Devices in Primary and Elementary Schools; Extreme Sailing Series


September 05, 2018
• Japan Gets Hit By Strongest Typhoon in Decades; Tropical Storm Gordon is Spinning in the Gulf Coast and Headed for Mississippi; Judge Brett Kavanaugh Confirmation Hearings Start with Disruptions and Tense Moments; Botswana Has Largest Elephant Population in Africa But is That is Being Threatened; Mayor Race in Idyllwild, California


September 04, 2018
• National Museum in Brazil Burns to Ground; Confirmation Hearings for Brett Kavanaugh Starts This Week; Jeff Tuban Talks About Partisanship in Supreme Court Nominee Confirmations; Water Fountains Shut Off in Some Detroit Schools; Stand Out Young Athlete from Across America; Utah Stocking Out of the Way Lakes By Air


August 31, 2018
• Venezuela`s Economy Crumbling; Senator John McCain Memorial Services; Vietnam After the War; Natural Enemies Seal and Butterfly Have Unique Relationship


August 30, 2018
• U.S. and North Korea Talks From June Might Be Breaking Down; Secretary of State Mike Pompeo`s Trip to North Korea Cancelled; Death Toll Estimates Have Increased for Puerto Rico; The Old Farmer`s Almanac Versus The Farmer`s Almanac Regarding Winter Forecast; Texas Horned Lizard Becoming Endangered; Bees Attack Hot Dog Stand in New York`s Time Square


August 29, 2018
• Study in China on Sound Pollution; Space Junk Damaging Space Crafts and Missions; Spy Satellites and the People Who Worked on Them; Robotic Musicianship


August 28, 2018
• U.S. and Mexico Reach Trade Agreement; NAFTA; Hurricane Lane Drops Record Rainfall on Hawaii; Naming of Hurricanes; Space Flights to be Back in Florida; Guinness World Record for College Lecture


August 27, 2018
• Senator John McCain Dies at Age 81; Shooting in Jacksonville, Florida at Video Game Competition; The MIX Academy in Santa Ana, California; Bear Invades Rocky Mountain Hotel


August 24, 2018
• Tensions Between China and U.S. on Tariffs; Ice on the Moon; Hurricane Lane Could Possibly Hit Hawaii; Saving Clown Fish; Company Designing Robot Dog


August 23, 2018
• Major Hurricane Lane Set to Possibly Hit Hawaii; U.S. Stock Exchange, Bull and Bear Markets; Professional Sand Artist


August 22, 2018
• New Rule Change for the EPA; Russian Satellite Multiplying in Space; U.S. Space Force Announced as Possible New Military Branch; U.S. Food Security, MEANS


August 21, 2018
• Historic Monsoons Inundate Parts of Southern India; The CDC Issues a Report Concerning Drugs in America; Iconic General Electric Company Hits Headwinds


August 20, 2018
• North and South Korea Allow Family Reunions; John Brennan`s CIA Security Clearance Revoked; CNN`s Positive Athlete Nominations; Cheese Curd Eating Contest


August 17, 2018
• China`s Mission to go to Dark side of the Moon; Supreme Court to get New Justice Soon; How A Supreme Court Justice is Picked; Aretha Franklin Passes Away at the Age of 76; New Rollercoaster in Canada


August 16, 2018
• E-Bola Virus Back in Democratic Republic of Congo; Financial Crisis in Turkey; Flying Cars Project at Kitty Hawk in Lake Las Vegas; Tyrolean Hike Challenge.


August 15, 2018
• Tragedy Strikes in Italy; World Health Organization is recognizing gaming disorder as a mental health condition; Guinness World Record set by more than 700 people at a church in New York Stat


August 14, 2018
• Wildfires Scorch Parts of California; Officials Employ Facial Recognition Technology at a U.S. Airport; A CNN Hero Helps Children "Sleep in Heavenly Peace"


August 13, 2018
• NASA Launches Mission to the Sun; A Contested Body of Water on Earth; The Dark Origins of The Game Called Life


June 01, 2018
• Updates an Ebola Outbreak; Tariffs on Imports to the U.S.; Laboratory-Grown Diamonds


May 31, 2018
• Officials Warns of Trace Ashfall for Communities Near Kilauea; Archeologists Uncover Remains of a Man Crushed Running from Lava in Pompeii; A Strawberry of a Different Color


May 30, 2018
• A Planned Summit Between U.S. and North Korean Leaders Appears to Be On Again; Update on the Search for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370; A Positive Athlete Helps the Homeless


May 29, 2018
• Weather Events in Florida and Maryland; The History of Memorial Day; A Look at Lightning from Space; The Barkley Marathons in Tennessee


May 25, 2018
• The U.S. Cancels an Upcoming Summit with North Korea; A Sports Controversy Centers on the U.S. National Anthem; "Water Taxis" are Given Test Rides in Paris


May 24, 2018
• What`s in the Diets of Animals Raised for Food, and Why Might That Matter to Some Consumers?


May 23, 2018
• A U.S. Controversy Involving an FBI Informant; China`s Developing Moon Mission; A Blood Donor Who Has Helped Millions of Australians


May 22, 2018
• Trade Tensions Ease Between the U.S. and China; Hawaii`s Kilauea Volcano Brings New Threats; JCPenney Struggles to Survive


May 21, 2018
• Venezuelans Vote in a Presidential Election; A Texas City Mourns Victims of a Shooting; A Close-Up of a Volcanic Eruption


May 18, 2018
• Ebola Spreads to a Congolese City; A U.S. Special Counsel Investigation Enters Its Second Year; A Positive Athlete Helps Train Guide Dogs for the Blind


May 17, 2018
• North Korea Threatens to Call Off A Historic Summit with America; A Volcanic Eruption Expands in Hawaii; A Simple Word Divides Listeners Across the Internet


May 16, 2018
• Centuries of Unrest in Gaza; Trucker Shortage in the U.S.; Booming Business of American Movies in China


May 15, 2018
• U.S. Opens its Embassy in Jerusalem; U.N. Wants to Wipe Out Trans Fats


May 14, 2018
• What`s Happening Beneath the Surface of Hawaii`s Kilauea Volcano; Rising Gas Prices; CNN Hero Neal Bermas


May 11, 2018
• Iran and Israel Appear to Exchange Fire in the Middle East; A Date is Set for a Historic Meeting in Singapore


May 10, 2018
• North Korea Releases Three Americans; An Ebola Outbreak Strikes Central Africa; NOAA Explores the Deep Blue Sea


May 09, 2018
• Trump Withdraws U.S. From Iran Nuclear Deal; A Look at How Blockchain Could Work in Everyday Business


May 08, 2018
• A Recent Volcanic Eruption in Hawaii; The Reasons Behind a Rise in Global Oil Prices


May 07, 2018
• How the U.S. Food Industry Has Changed


May 04, 2018
• The World Health Organization Warns About Global Air Pollution; A Teachers` Strike Ends in Arizona; An Israeli Company Promotes Drones for Business


May 03, 2018
• Child Labor in Cobalt Trade


May 02, 2018
• The 2015 Iran Nuclear Deal; The Issue of Immigration in America


May 01, 2018
• Terrorist Attacks Strike Afghanistan; The U.S. and Jordan Hold War Games; A Telecom Merger is Planned; A Positive Athlete Helps Students With Special Needs


April 30, 2018
• Korean Leaders Promise a Brighter Future; An Athlete Makes History; A CNN Hero Works to Curb Violence in New York City


April 27, 2018
• The Leaders of North Korea and South Korea Prepare to Meet; The American Sedan Fades from Dealerships; The Mystery of Japan`s "Bunny Island"


April 26, 2018
• U.S. Supreme Court Takes Travel Ban Case; A Speech By France`s President to the U.S. Congress; Facebook Faces Controversies


April 25, 2018
• An Armenian Political Crisis; Scientists Work to Help Rid the World of Plastic Waste; A Great Big Story about a Savant


April 24, 2018
• The American and French Presidents Meet in a State Visit; The CDC Issues a Warning Concerning Romaine Lettuce; A CNN Hero Helps Families Affected by Cancer


April 23, 2018
• At Least 10 Killed in Nicaragua Protests; Recent Terror Attacks in Afghanistan; North Korea Says It`s Suspending Nuclear Program


April 20, 2018
• Cuba`s Government Names a New Leader; Scientists Follow Eye Movement to Diagnose Possible Concussions; The History of Ramen Noodles


April 19, 2018
• The Upcoming Talks Between the U.S. and North Korea; Tributes Being Paid to Former First Lady Barbara Bush; The Challenges Posed By Plastics


April 18, 2018
• Two Cases before the U.S. Supreme Court; A Meeting Between the President Trump and Japan`s Prime Minister Abe; The Advent of Animals at Work


April 17, 2018
• Survivors of an Alleged Chemical Attack in Syria Share Their Memories; Researchers Envision a Dream-Recording Machine; A Positive Athlete Remembers His Mother


April 16, 2018
• Allied Forces Led By the U.S. Launch Strikes on Syria; A Detailed Look at the Moon; A CNN Hero Utilizes Exoskeletons to Help Others Walk


April 13, 2018
• International Military Action May Be Ahead in Syria; How A Trade War Could Affect U.S. Consumers; The Psychographics of Facebook


April 12, 2018
• U.S. House Speaker Paul Ryan Announces He`ll Step Down; High School Students Raise Awareness About Human Trafficking; A Young Researcher Puts Her Stamp on Ink


April 11, 2018
• China`s President Addresses the Issue of Tariffs; Facebook`s CEO Testifies at a Congressional Hearing; A CNN Hero Uses Music to Help Dementia Patients


April 10, 2018
• The World is Watching What Happens Next in Syria; Facebook Moves to Provide Transparency


April 09, 2018
• A Deployment of the U.S. National Guard; Politics in Hungary; A Crack in the Earth in Kenya


April 06, 2018
• U.S. National Guard Troops are Headed to the U.S.-Mexico Border; Media Piracy in Singapore; A CNN Hero Works to Help Juvenile Offenders


April 05, 2018
• A Potential Withdrawal of U.S. Troops From Syria; A Strike by French Rail Workers; The Indomitable Spirit of Positive Athlete McClain Hermes


April 04, 2018
• The Legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.; A Kentucky Community Lives Without Clean Drinking Water


April 03, 2018
• China Announces Tariffs on Certain U.S. Goods; Military Drills Begin in South Korea, Teachers in Several U.S. States Raise Their Voices in Protest


April 02, 2018
• NASA`s "Twins Study"


March 30, 2018
• Malala Yousafzai Returns to Pakistan; CDC Warns About a Possible "Round 2" of the Flu; A Positive Athlete Perseveres Through A Heart Disorder


March 29, 2018
• North Korea`s Leader Makes a Surprise Trip Abroad; A Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice Wants an Amendment Repealed; A Marine Biologist Swims With Manta Rays


March 28, 2018
• More Than 20 Nations Expel Russian Diplomats; Governments Call on Facebook to Address Data Privacy, A Young Hero Harnesses the Energy of Ocean Waves


March 27, 2018
• A Three-Day Election Begins in Egypt; A Chinese Space Station is Expected to Fall Toward Earth; A UPS Shipping Facility Works to Keep Pace with E-Commerce


March 26, 2018
• Hundreds of Thousands Demonstrate in the U.S.; A Lawsuit Concerning A Major Media Merger; Positive Athlete Helps Families Fight Childhood Cancer


March 23, 2018
• New U.S. Tariffs on China; New Setbacks for the Driverless Car Industry; A New Push to Create a Huge Marine Sanctuary


March 22, 2018
• Dozens of Kidnapped Schoolgirls are Returned in Nigeria; Facebook Admits that Some Users` Data was Handled Improperly; A Tour of Mont Saint- Michel


March 21, 2018
• Bushfires Force Evacuations in Part of Australia; The Last Male of a Rhino Subspecies Dies; A 35-Year-Old Scientist Aims to Transform Prosthetic Limbs


March 20, 2018
• A Controversial Leader`s Drive in Syria; A Possible Serial Bomber in Texas; Opioid Abuse in America; the History of a Futuristic Ice Cream


March 19, 2018
• Russians Go to the Polls; Sherpas Work to Clean Up Mount Everest; A Positive Athlete Invites Others to Wheelchair Basketball


March 16, 2018
• Aboard a U.S. Submarine Training Mission in the Arctic; The Fall of Toys "R" Us


March 15, 2018
• Britain Expels 23 Russian Diplomats; Remembering Stephen Hawking; Thousands of U.S. Students Walk Out of School


March 14, 2018
• President Trump Replaces His Secretary of State; What It Would Take to Build a New Border Wall; "My Freedom Day" is Observed Worldwide


March 13, 2018
• Russia Says It`s Tested a Hypersonic Missile; Saudi Arabian Women Anticipate Being Able to Drive; America`s Historic and Secretive "Ghost Army"


March 12, 2018
• A Historic Meeting is Planned Between U.S. and North Korea; Florida Makes Legal Changes Following a School Shooting; A CNN Hero Expands Her Help for Others


March 09, 2018
• The U.S. Announces Controversial Tariffs on Metal Imports; Scientists Get a New Look at Jupiter; We Explain Why the U.S. Observes Daylight-Saving Time


March 08, 2018
• A 19-Year-Old Soldier Discusses Life in the Demilitarized Zone; U.S. Northeast Weathers Another Storm; A Hero of Tomorrow Works to Reduce Plastic Waste


March 07, 2018
• An Aid Convoy Makes a Temporary Stop in Syria`s Capital; A Historic Battleship is Found in the Coral Sea; New Devices Aim to Monitor Home Water Usage


March 06, 2018
• High-Level Talks Begin on the Korean Peninsula; A U.S. Aircraft Carrier Arrives Off the Coast of Vietnam; The Sting King


March 05, 2018
• A Nor`easter Strikes the U.S.; A Huge Colony of Penguins is Found in Antarctica; A Young Biologist Works on a New Method of Identifying Certain Cancers


March 02, 2018
• China Debates What to Do About a Necessary but Pollutive Fossil Fuel; The Addictiveness of Smartphones


March 01, 2018
• War in Space: The Next Battlefield


February 28, 2018
• U.S. Opioid Crisis Draining the Workforce; A Young Scientist`s Effort to Detect Lead in Drinking Water


February 27, 2018
• A Change in China`s Government: A Teachers` Strike in West Virginia; The Science of Blockchain; The Possible Future of Fabrics


February 26, 2018
• Democratic Memo Counters GOP Claims to Spying Abuse; CNN Reporter Examines What It`s Like to Ration Water; A Look Ahead to the Next Winter Olympics


February 23, 2018
• Mixed Messages Follow an Apparent Terrorist Attack in Nigeria; Some Varying Perspectives of Students on a Recent School Shooting in Florida


February 22, 2018
• A Woman Escapes Captivity and Climbs Mount Everest; People Around the World Remember Billy Graham; An Ancient Chinese Statue is Damaged at a U.S. Museum


February 21, 2018
• Fighting in the Syrian Capital Takes a Toll on Civilians; Venezuela hopes a Cryptocurrency Can Help its Economy; A Look at Olympic Diplomacy


February 20, 2018
• The U.S. Indicts 13 Russians; The Trump Administration Considers Tariffs that Could Affect Metal Imports; A Camera Gives a Whale`s-Eye View of the Antarctic


February 16, 2018
• Some Responses to a U.S. School Shooting; Some Unusual Sights for Olympians from North Korea; The Prank that Gave Us Potato Chips


February 15, 2018
• South Africa`s Leader Resigns; A Man`s Long Trip Home for Chinese New Year; The Wind Impacts the Pyeongchang Olympics; An Actor Has Time Alone in the Louvre


February 14, 2018
• Political Instability Swirls in South Africa; Human Trafficking in Some Haitian Orphanages; New Technology Opens Doors for Dog-Like Robots


February 13, 2018
• The Trump Administration Releases An Infrastructure Plan; A Stock Market Correction; Two Artists Use Spray Paint to Create Murals with Messages


February 12, 2018
• Turkish Operation May Lead to Confrontation with U.S. Military; New Budget for the U.S. Government, A Look at the Mental Fitness of Olympic Athletes


February 09, 2018
• Some Firsts for the Winter Olympics; Driving Factor of the Turmoil in the U.S. Stock Market; The Growth of India`s Auto Industry


February 08, 2018
• Taiwan is Shaken By An Earthquake; Part of South Korea Shivers Under Plunging Temperatures; A Young Inventor Hopes His Work Can Lead to Lifesaving Drones


February 07, 2018
• Norovirus Strikes Olympic Security Officers; The Dow Swings Wildly; Lasers Help Researchers Find Ancient Mayan Structures


February 06, 2018
• The Dow Jones Industrial Average Takes a Nosedive; Signs of Unity and Disunity Coincide Ahead of the Olympics; The Sistine Chapel Gets Its Annual Checkup


February 05, 2018
• U.S. Government Releases a Controversial Memo; SpaceX Prepares to Launch A New Rocket; Companies Aim for "Access" in Super Bowl Ads


February 02, 2018
• Historic Bombs are Defused in Hong Kong; Russian Athletes Have an Olympic Ban Overturned; An Orca Mimics Its Trainer; Super Bowl LII Aims for Zero Waste


February 01, 2018
• The Role of Religious Tension in Yemen`s Civil War; CDC Director Resigns; The Skills of a Hyperpolyglot


January 31, 2018
• The U.S. President`s State of the Union Address; The Opposing Party`s Response; A Brutal Flu Season


January 30, 2018
• Violent Attacks in Afghanistan; Security Concerns Involving a Fitness App and U.S. Troops; The Transfer of an Ancient Statue in Egypt


January 29, 2018
• U.S. Lawmakers Debate an Immigration Reform Plan; Parisians Suffer Flooding; South Africans Suffer Drought; 3D Printing Finds a Role in Culinary Arts


January 26, 2018
• "Our Driverless Future: The Search for Autonomy"


January 25, 2018
• The Issue of Globalization Takes Center Stage in Davos; Toys "R" Us Announces Store Closings; NASA Tests New Aircraft Technology


January 24, 2018
• U.S. Imposes Tariffs on Certain Imports; An Earthquake Off Alaska; How Tsunamis Are Generated; What "Reforestation" Might Look Like


January 23, 2018
• A Missile Defense Drill in Japan; Government Reopening in the U.S.; Appeals by Russian Athletes; The Future of Retail


January 22, 2018
• A Partial U.S. Government Shutdown; A Worldwide Women`s March; The Vulnerability of Driverless Cars


January 19, 2018
• An Oil Spill Near Asia; The Volatility of Bitcoin; A Miserable Flu Season; Banking on Cheese


January 18, 2018
• Some Experts Express Skepticism About Talks Between North and South Korea; A Water Reserve in UAE Desert; Are Driverless Cars Safe?


January 17, 2018
• A Possible U.S. Government Shutdown as a Budget Deadline Looms; The Potential Economic Impacts of Driverless Cars


January 16, 2018
• A False Alarm Sets Off Fear in Hawaii; Residents Fear the Future in a Battle-Torn Province of Syria; Americans Honor Martin Luther King Jr.


January 12, 2018
• Mudslides Wreak Havoc in California; U.S. Congress Advances a Controversial Intelligence-Gathering Law; Great Big Story: The Google Before Google


January 11, 2018
• The Olympics` Role in Unifying Rival Nations; A New Search for MH- 370; The Loss of a Secret Spacecraft


January 10, 2018
• Heavy Rains Trigger Flooding, Mudslides in California; Extreme Heat in Australia; Technology in the Buildings of the Future


January 09, 2018
• CNN`s Five Young Wonders


January 08, 2018
• The Significance of Upcoming Face-to-Face Talks Between North and South Korea; The Dramatic Rise of Dow Jones Industrial Average


January 05, 2018
• A Possible Breakthrough Between North and South Korea; The Science Behind a "Bomb Cyclone"; A Great Big Story from Cape Verde


January 04, 2018
• U.S. Tax Overhaul; Protests in Iran; Some Stories to Watch for 2018


December 15, 2017
• Disney Buys 21st Century Fox; A "Net Neutrality" Decision; The Work of the Natural History Museum


December 14, 2017
• Election in Alabama Changes the Makeup of the U.S. Senate; Iceland Becomes Bitcoin Mining Hub; U.S. Shopping Malls Face Changing Landscape


December 13, 2017
• A Global Climate Summit Sees Hope and Hurdles in Paris; Saudi Arabia Allows Movie Theaters to Open; A Nigerian Bobsled Team is Set to Make History


December 12, 2017
• Iraq Says It Has Kicked ISIS Out; Attempted Terrorist Attack Panics Commuters in New York; A Maze Maker discusses the Balance in Making Perfect Puzzles


December 11, 2017
• Midway: A Plastic Island


December 08, 2017
• New Wildfires Spread Quickly in California; Two U.S. Lawmakers Announce Resignations; South Korea Faces Unique Challenges As It Gears Up for the Olympics


December 07, 2017
• U.S. Recognizes Jerusalem as Israel`s Capital; Interview With a WWII Veteran on Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day; A Great Big Story on Ice Cream


December 06, 2017
• IOC Bans the Russian Olympic Team; CVS Moves to Buy Aetna; Supreme Court Hears Arguments Involving Same-Sex Couples` Rights and Religious Freedom


December 05, 2017
• Debates Over a U.S. Embassy in Israel; Supreme Allows Trump`s Travel Ban; Trump Shrinks Two National Monuments in Utah


December 04, 2017
• A Former U.S. Government Official`s Guilty Plea; Tax Bill in the U.S. Senate; CNN Reporters` Impressions of a Slave Auction; Last Night`s Supermoon


December 01, 2017
• An Unusual Atlantic Hurricane Season; China`s Challenge to Clear Its Air; A Visitor Attraction that Acts as a Giant Greenhouse


November 30, 2017
• North Korea Test-Fires ICBM; Scientists: Unusual Asteroid has Entered Solar System; Origami Uses in Engineering


November 29, 2017
• The Threat from Indonesian`s Mt. Agung Volcano Grows; A Tire for Mars May Have Applications on Earth, Hydrogen Car Appears on Welsh Roads


November 28, 2017
• Pope Francis Visits the Nation of Myanmar (Burma); The Issue of "Net Neutrality"; The Pacific Ocean findings of Deep Sea Researchers


November 27, 2017
• A Leadership Change in Zimbabwe; A Terrorist Attack in Egypt; A Defection to South Korea, A Series of Volcanic Eruptions in Indonesia


November 21, 2017
• Trump Designates North Korea as State Sponsor of Terror; Waivers in the U.S. Army; A Fight Against an Invasive Fern


November 20, 2017
• Argentine Submarine Vanishes; Satellite`s Perspective of Our "Breathing Earth"; A Black Friday Report; A Great Big Story: Blind Rock Climber


November 17, 2017
• U.S. House Republicans Pass a Tax Reform Plan; New Technology May Help Doctors Identify CTE Sooner; A Painting Sets a Record Despite Authenticity Concerns


November 16, 2017
• Political Instability in Zimbabwe; Potential Uses for Vantablack Substance; Characteristics of a Master Mochi Maker


November 15, 2017
• A Report on Modern Day Slavery


November 14, 2017
• An Earthquake Strikes Iran; U.S. Conducts a Show of Force in the Pacific; Coral Spawns in the Great Barrier Reef; Technology May Change Shopping


November 13, 2017
• Air Pollution Causes Flight Cancellations in New Delhi; An Outbreak of Legionnaires` Disease Strikes California; A Sanctuary Helps Veterans and Wolves Heal


November 10, 2017
• How Americans Feel About the Economy; Scientists Concerned About This Year`s Flu Virus; What Some U.S. Veterans Say About Service


November 09, 2017
• President Trump Addresses North Korean Issue; New Zealand Plans to Kill Invasive Mammals; Harvard Art Museums Catalogues Pigments


November 08, 2017
• A Shakeup in Saudi Arabia; A Day of Elections in the U.S.; India Tries to Cut Down on Pollution by Staggering Traffic


November 07, 2017
• U.S. President Trump in Asia: The Big Issues at Stake; New Details of a Church Shooting in Texas; The Sound Annoying Enough to Prevent Car Crashes


November 06, 2017
• A Shooting at a Church in Texas; A Sign of Resilience in New York; Use of Modern Technology to Study Ancient History


November 03, 2017
• GOP Congress Unveils U.S. Tax Reform Plan; President Trump Travels to Asia; Why Do We Change Our Clocks?; Top 10 CNN Heroes of 2017


November 02, 2017
• A Terrorist Targets Civilians in New York; The Psychology of Terrorism; Poison Supper Club Helped Lead to FDA Regulations


November 01, 2017
• The Air War on ISIS


October 31, 2017
• Charges are Announced Against Americans Connected to President Trump; Halloween by the Numbers; The U.S. Navy Makes a Rescue at Sea


October 30, 2017
• Tensions in Spain Over Catalonia; Overview of the U.S. government`s "JFK Files"; CNN Hero`s Work to Provide Sports Equipment


October 27, 2017
• Kenya Holds Its Second Election in Three Months; President Trump Announces a Public Health Emergency; A U.S. Woman with Hearing Loss Succeeds as a Singer


October 26, 2017
• A Timeline of Events Surrounding an Ambush in Niger; An Examination of Signals in the U.S. Economy, CNN Hero Rebecca Constantino


October 25, 2017
• A Communist Party Vote Cements Power for China`s Xi Jinping; An Outbreak of Food Poisoning Sickens Dozens in Louisiana; South Korea Prepares for the Olympics


October 24, 2017
• Experts Consider What Will Happen to ISIS in the Wake of its Recent Defeats; International Effort to Save Endangered Vaquitas


October 23, 2017
• Japan Holds Elections and Braces for a Typhoon; U.S. Leaders and Music Stars Team Up to Help Hurricane Victims; A Look at Some Wildfire Science


October 20, 2017
• Venturing Inside the War-Torn City of Raqqa; October 19, 1987: Black Monday; Flying Insects Populations in Germany


October 19, 2017
• Clashes in Northern Iraq Pose An International Dilemma; Significant Discovery is Made Beneath Jerusalem`s Western Wall; Dow Hits a Record High


October 18, 2017
• ISIS Loses Its Self-Declared Capital; U.S. Government Travel Ban Blocked; China Prepares for a Major Political Event


October 17, 2017
• Somalia Mourns the Victims of a Terrorist Attack; Firefighters Make Progress in California; Scientists Celebrate Space History; Old Money Becomes Soil


October 16, 2017
• Trump Decertifies Iran Nuclear Deal; India: The Worlds Most Second Populated Country; A Flying Police Vehicle; CNN Hero: Blake Rockwell


October 13, 2017
• President Trump Signs Executive Order Concerning Health Care; A Meteoric Rise in Bitcoin Value; CNN Hero`s Work to Help Amputees


October 12, 2017
• Strong Winds Worsen California`s Wildfires; Gold Found in Unlikely Part of Switzerland; New York Milliner Makes Modern Hat the Old-Fashioned Way


October 11, 2017
• Opioid Abuse in America; Fast-Moving Wildfires in California


October 10, 2017
• Uncertainty in Spain; Founding Anniversary in North Korea; A U.S. Rule Change Concerning Carbon Emissions


October 09, 2017
• A Category 1 Hurricane Hits the U.S. Gulf Coast; A Chinese City Near North Korea`s Border Remains Nervous About Nuclear Tests; CNN Hero Aaron Valencia Talks About Helping Kids


October 06, 2017
• Nigerien and U.S. Troops are Ambushed; Currency Change in India; Tropical Storm Nate Sloshes Toward the Gulf of Mexico


October 05, 2017
• Investigators Search for Answers in Las Vegas; Cholera Spreads in Yemen; A Machine Examines Eyes for the Truth; A Facility Aim to Keep Perfect Time


October 04, 2017
• Hurricane Damage in Puerto Rico and St. Croix; A Look At the Past and Present of Typewriter; The Potential of Origami Robots


October 03, 2017
• Mass Shooting Shocks the U.S. City of Las Vegas; A European Airline Suddenly Shuts Down; A Tree that Could Be the Last of Its Kind


October 02, 2017
• Spain`s Government Resists a Catalan Independence Vote; New Research May Help Doctors Identify CTE Sooner; CNN Hero Brings Barbecue to Disaster Victims


September 29, 2017
• Saudi Arabia Decides to Allow Women to Drive; Mount Agung Threatens Bali; New Plan Takes Aim at U.S. Tax Code


September 28, 2017
• The Advent of Fake News


September 27, 2017
• Kurds Vote on Independence; U.S. Congress Holds on Health Care Vote; Puerto Rico Struggles with Storm Damage


September 26, 2017
• North Korea Accuses the U.S. of Declaring War; The Trump Administration Issues New Travel Restrictions


September 25, 2017
• Election in Germany: Angela Merkel Keeps Her Job; Iran Launches New Ballistic Missile; Debate Involving Athletes and U.S. National Anthem


September 22, 2017
• Overview of Health care in America; Destructive Path of Hurricane Maria


September 21, 2017
• Hurricane Maria Devastates Puerto Rico; Hundreds Killed in Mexico; Historic U.S. Library Whose Volumes Are Older Than It Is


September 20, 2017
• Earthquake Strikes Central Mexico; President Trump Delivers His First Address to the U.N. General Assembly; Fascinating Discovery in Egypt


September 19, 2017
• New and Dangerous Hurricane Strikes the Caribbean; U.S. Officials Prepare for Flu Season; New Technology to Make Football Safer


September 18, 2017
• World Leaders Gear Up for a Meeting of the U.N. General Assembly; A Quiz on the U.S. Constitution; CNN Hero Helps Orphans in South Africa


September 15, 2017
• Equifax`s Recent Data Breach; Response of North Korea to New U.N. Sanctions; NASA is Destroying the Cassini Spacecraft


September 14, 2017
• U.S. Supreme Court Allows Trump`s Refugee Ban; The Effects of Hurricane Irma on the Florida Keys; Potential Health Dangers of Sitting Too Much


September 13, 2017
• U.N. Approves New Sanctions on North Korea; The Extent of Hurricane Irma`s Damage in the Florida Keys; Efforts of CNN Hero Doniece Sandoval


September 12, 2017
• Americans Assess the Damage Caused by Irma; A U.S. Family Remembers a Hero of the September 11th Attacks; China Considers a Ban on Gas-Powered Car Sales


September 11, 2017
• Hurricane Irma Makes Landfall in the Continental U.S.; Earthquake Devastates Mexico; The Terrorist Attacks of September 11,2001


September 08, 2017
• Hurricane Irma Heads Toward Florida with Destruction in Its Wake; NFL Faces Challenges As A New Season Begins: CNN Hero Helps At-Risk Youth


September 07, 2017
• Wildfires Spread in Pacific Northwest; Massive Hurricane Churns in the Caribbean; Interview with Survivors Along Hurricane Harvey`s Deadly Path


September 06, 2017
• Thousands of Rohingya Trapped in Myanmar Mountains; President Trump Ends Obama`s Immigration Program


September 05, 2017
• North Korea and the H-Bomb; U.S. Wants Strongest Sanctions Against North Korea; Why Caribbean Concerned About a Storm at Sea; CNN Hero Helping Veterans Through Surfing


September 01, 2017
• World War II-Era Bomb Prompts an Evacuation in Germany; The Dangers Lurking in Standing Floodwater; New Uses of Hydrogels and Ferrofluids


August 31, 2017
• A Photo Shows a Highway in Texas Became a River; Inside a U.S. Missile Defense Base; Construction Crews Unearth a Suspected Triceratops Skull


August 30, 2017
• North Korea Test-Fires a Missile Over Japan; Storm Harvey Prompts Rescues from Officials and Civilians; The Future of Transportation


August 29, 2017
• Tropical Storm Harvey`s Impact Widens Beyond Texas; More U.S. Retail Stores Announce Closings; CNN Hero Works to Help Children in Homeless Shelters


August 28, 2017
• Hurricane Harvey Devastates Part of Texas; President Trump Pardons a Controversial Former Sheriff; North Korea Aims to Attract Tourists


August 25, 2017
• Brazil Opens Part of the Amazon to Mining; Malala Yousafzai Takes the Next Step in Her Education; A Storm Churns in the Gulf


August 24, 2017
• Typhoon Hato Makes Landfall in Southeast China; NASA Spacecraft Clears a Significant Milestone; New Garbage Dispatch in the South Pacific


August 23, 2017
• Monsoon Flooding in South Asia; Debate Involving Free Speech and the Internet; Some Scientific Reasons for Climbing Trees


August 22, 2017
• President Trump Discusses U.S. Military Strategy; Recent Navy- Related Events in the Pacific; A Japanese Company Plans to Clean Up Space Junk


August 21, 2017
• Day Will Turn to Night for Total Eclipse; A Look at Daily Life Near the Korean Demilitarized Zone; A CNN Hero`s Efforts to Help Sun Bears


August 18, 2017
• A Terrorist Attack in Spain; A Mudslide in Sierra Leone; Controversial Statues in the U.S.


August 17, 2017
• Cholera Outbreak Spreads in Yemen; Talks Begin on Renegotiating NAFTA; Carbon Fiber Could Help Protect Buildings from Earthquakes


August 16, 2017
• North Korea Backs Off Missile Threat; Aleppo`s Residents Return to Rebuild; Animal Behavior During An Eclipse


August 15, 2017
• Venezuela Faces Economic Crisis; A Drug Crisis in the U.S.; Some Ancient History About Eclipses; A Celebration of Twins


August 14, 2017
• Threatening Statements Increase Between North Korea and the U.S.; Violence in Charlottesville, Virginia; Upcoming "Eclipse of the Century"


June 02, 2017
• The Paris Climate Accord; Effort to Protect Farm Workers


June 01, 2017
• Terrorists Target the Capital of Afghanistan; U.S. Tests Out a Missile Defense System; NASA Plans a Mission to Sun


May 31, 2017
• Britain`s Upcoming Vote; The Young Victims of U.S. Drugs Epidemic; Reasons Why China is Building an Underwater Observation System


May 30, 2017
• Flooding in Sri Lanka; Meaning of Memorial Day; NASA Releases New Jupiter Images; A Study on Facebook Use


May 26, 2017
• A Complex Agreement Within NATO; A Prediction About the Upcoming Hurricane Season; The Future of Driving


May 25, 2017
• Manchester Comes Together After a Terrorist Attack; President Trump Meets Pope Francis; Dutch Inventor Takes on the Great Pacific Garbage Patch


May 24, 2017
• Dangers of Distracted Driving


May 23, 2017
• A Deadly Incident At A British Arena; Breach at the "Doomsday Vault"; President Trump`s Visit to Israel


May 22, 2017
• President Trump`s Visit to Saudi Arabia; Discovery of "Flammable Ice"; The Challenge of Tax Reform; Bob Adams: A CNN Hero


May 19, 2017
• The Plight of Detainees in North Korea; The Upcoming Trip of President Trump; The Success of Myron Rolle; The "Anti-Drone Ray Gun"


May 18, 2017
• Controversy Between President Trump and FBI; Israeli Surveillance in the Golan Heights; Warnings About Caffeine


May 17, 2017
• A Debate Concerning President Trump, Sensitive Intelligence and Russia; Iran`s Upcoming Election


May 16, 2017
• A New Ebola Outbreak; North Korean Missile Launch; Teamwork of Two CNN Heroes


May 15, 2017
• Cyberattack Hits 200K in At Least 150 Countries; Upcoming Solar Eclipse; Psychology Behind Smartphone Addiction


May 12, 2017
• A tunnel Collapse At A Nuclear Waste Site; Media Perspectives from North Korea; Tennis Empowers A Florida Woman With Autism


May 11, 2017
• U.S. Leader Mull Sending More Troops to Afghanistan; A Pristine Caldera in the Philippines, Introducing "BOTUS"


May 10, 2017
• President Trump Fires FBI Chief; South Korea Elects New Leader; Liberated Civilians Describe Life Under ISIS


May 09, 2017
• Unrest in Venezuela Continues; Evacuation in Germany; Secret U.S. Space Plane Lands in Florida; Role of Drones in Prison Contraband


May 08, 2017
• French Voters Elect a New President; Dozens of Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolgirls Are Freed; U.S. Malls Struggle to Stay Open


May 05, 2017
• U.S. House Passes A Health Care Plan; Trump Signs a New Executive Order; Britain`s Prince Phillip Announces Retirement from Public Life


May 04, 2017
• Achieving Peace in the Middle East; Debt in Puerto Rico; History of Emoji


May 03, 2017
• A Controversial Plan in Venezuela; Resupplying Frontline Troops; Rare Glimpse Inside North Korean Home


May 02, 2017
• Destruction in West Mosul; India Stops Trade with North Korea


May 01, 2017
• President Trump Marks 100 Days With Campaign-Style Rally; Tornadoes Leave 8 Dead, Dozens Injured; CNN Hero Mariuma Ben Yosef


April 28, 2017
• Events and Polls Numbers from President Trump`s First 100 Days; U.S. Fighter Jets in Eastern Europe; Concerns About Energy Drinks


April 27, 2017
• North Koreans Gather to Celebrate a Public Holiday; White House Outlines Tax Reform Plan; Cassini Tries to Shoot the Gap Between Saturn and Its Rings


April 26, 2017
• Inside Look at War-Ravaged Raqqa; U.S. Submarine Arrives in South Korea


April 25, 2017
• Workers Freed from Alleged Exploitation in Brazil; U.S. Retailer Bebe Closing Its Stores; U.S. Astronaut Peggy Whitson Sets Another Record in Space


April 24, 2017
• France Moves Toward Electing a New Leader; Russia Unveils a Military Base in the Arctic; Earth Day 2017 Celebration


April 21, 2017
• An Attacker Targets Police In France; China Keeps a Wary Eye on the Korean Peninsula; "Portals" Connect People Worldwide; Diet Tips for Longevity


April 20, 2017
• Unrest Swells in Venezuela; Debt Ceiling Debate Returns to the U.S.; Rise and Potential fall of the Euro; Mummies Unearthed in Egypt


April 19, 2017
• Britain`s Leader Calls For An Early Election; Trump Signs a New Executive Order; Health Impacts of Loneliness


April 18, 2017
• U.S. Vice President Mike Pence Visits the Demilitarized Zone; Turkey Votes to Change Constitution; Hawaii Island Uses Solar Power


April 17, 2017
• Special "Star Wars" Edition


April 14, 2017
• What Syria`s Leader Says About A Recent Chemical Attack; CNN Sent to a Secretive North Korea Event; Great Barrier Reef Bleaching


April 13, 2017
• Upcoming Vote Could Change Turkey`s Government; Tensions Concerning North Korea Doesn`t Worry Many in Seoul; Hydrogen as a Fuel Source


April 12, 2017
• American and Russian Tensions Over Syria; New York Plans to Offer Free College Tuition; Health Benefits of Unplugging


April 11, 2017
• U.S. Aircraft Carrier Heads for Waters Near Korean Peninsula; Asteroid Heads for an Earth "Fly-By"; The Life of a Junior SCOTUS Justice


April 10, 2017
• Parts of Africa and Europe Struck by Terrorist Attacks; U.S. Military Targets A Syrian Airbase; CNN Hero Helps Students With Hearing Loss


April 07, 2017
• History and Significance of the Senate`s "Nuclear Option"; Severe Weather Across the U.S.; The Use of "Robirds` in Airports


April 06, 2017
• The U.S. and Chinese Leaders Prepare for a Meeting in Florida; A Saturn Mission Nears its End; Health Benefits of Picking Up A Book


April 05, 2017
• Dozens Reportedly Killed in Syria Gas Attack; A Potential Rule Change in the U.S. Senate


April 04, 2017
• Apparent Terrorist Attack in Russia; The Risk for Pandemic Diseases; Home Buying Season in the U.S.; New Uses for Thermochromic Ink


April 03, 2017
• Mudslide in Colombia; The Impact of Vending Machines in Japan; New Hope for Manatees; A Firefighting Mask that Could Save Lives


March 31, 2017
• Britain`s Historic Exit from the E.U.; Researchers` Reconstruction of a Medieval Face; The Role Technology in Restoring and Uncovering Art


March 30, 2017
• U.S. Troops in the Middle East; Debate over "Sanctuary Cities"; One Engineer`s Quest For A Concert Hall With Perfect Sound


March 29, 2017
• Trump`s Executive Order Concerning the Environment; A Settlement Concerning Flint City`s Water Crisis; A Potentially Protective Type of Gel


March 28, 2017
• Britain Starts the Process of Leaving E.U.; Australia Assesses the Damage from Cyclone Debbie; The Debate over Access to Encryption Technology


March 27, 2017
• Carrie Lam is Chosen as Hong Kong`s New Leader; GOP Health Reform Effort Falls Short; A Moon Race May Be Launching; A CNN Hero Gives Refuge from Chicago Violence


March 24, 2017
• Holocaust Survivor Discusses Threats to Jewish Centers; A Company Plans Tours of the Titanic; A Product Aims to Help Improve People`s Posture


March 23, 2017
• A Terrorist Attack in Britain; An American Company`s Warning; Vietnamese Effort to Help Bees; A CNN Hero Helps Native Americans


March 22, 2017
• Changes for U.S.-Bound Flights; Changes to a GOP Health Care Plan; Preparedness Changes in Japanese Schools


March 21, 2017
• The Head of the FBI and a Supreme Court Nominee Speak at Hearings on Capitol Hill; Virtual Reality as Possible Treatment for Phobias


March 20, 2017
• U.S. Customs Agents Hunt for Pill Presses; Listeria Discoveries Prompt a Pizza Recall; Spring Allergy Season Starts Early for Some Parts of America


March 17, 2017
• The Latest Hold on a U.S. Immigration Order; Historic Footage of Nuclear Tests; Hiking a Lava Lake; CNN Hero Leslie Morissette


March 16, 2017
• Europe Closely Watches a Vote in the Netherlands; A Referendum Push in Scotland; U.S. Federal Reserve Raises Key Interest Rate Once Again


March 15, 2017
• U.S. CBO Releases Pros and Cons of a Health Care Reform Plan; Millions Celebrate the Holi Festival of India; Major Oil Discovery is Made in Alaska


March 14, 2017
• United Nations Warns About a Massive Humanitarian Crisis; Parts of American Northeast Face a Blizzard; A Pair of CNN Heroes Meet in New York


March 13, 2017
• A Court Decision Upholds the Impeachment of South Korea`s Leader; A Birthday is Marked for a "Bull Market"; A Company Aims to Make an App into a Translator


March 10, 2017
• U.S. Marines Reportedly Deploy to Northern Syria; The History of Daylight-Saving Time; Memory Champion Recalls His Training Methods


March 09, 2017
• How THAAD Systems Work; Students Sounding Off Against Modern-Day Slavery; How Social Media Usage Has Been Linked to Loneliness


March 08, 2017
• A Plan to Overhaul Health Care in America; Effects of Brazil`s Recession; How Chip Cards Can Be Hacked


March 07, 2017
• Trump Signs a Revised Immigration Order; How North Korea`s Weapons Program is Accelerating


March 06, 2017
• The National People`s Congress Gathers in China; Students Receive a Lesson in Forced Labor; Tech Expert Details What Can Be Learned from "Likes"


March 03, 2017
• The Global Significance of the Iraqi City of Mosul; Why Tensions in Hong Kong Tend to Rise When There`s an Election


March 02, 2017
• The Science Behind Tornadoes; Outbreak of Bird Flu in Humans; Efforts to Fight Modern-Day Slavery


March 01, 2017
• Highlights of the President Trump`s Speech and the Democratic Response; Potential Moon Tours; Wind Tunnel Testing


February 28, 2017
• Details on a Presidential Budget; International Murder Mystery; Debate Over H-1B Visas; A Way to Make Adoptions More Affordable


February 27, 2017
• ISIS Destroys Middle Eastern Cultural Heritage; Spring Comes Early for Parts of the U.S.; Bees Learn to Play Soccer; Space May be Just A Balloon Ride Away


February 24, 2017
• Trump Administration Changes Obama-era Guidelines Concerning Bathroom Use in Public Schools; Researchers Look to Asteroids for Resources of the Future


February 23, 2017
• A Night of Riots Fuels a Debate in Sweden; Astronomers Discover 7 Earth-Sized Planets; The Risky Sport of Freediving


February 22, 2017
• Battle for Mosul; Drones in Commerce; Dinosaur Discovery in Mexico; Potential Pros and Cons of Genetic Engineering


February 21, 2017
• Violence in Sudan; Proposed "Two-State Solution" for the Middle East; Flooding California; Falcon 9 Rocket Takes Off in Florida


February 17, 2017
• The Issue of Immigration in the U.S.; A Rare Look Inside North Korea; Martial Studio for Special Needs Students


February 16, 2017
• Relations Between U.S. and Israel; A Brief History of Walls; "Wrestling Diplomacy" in Iran


February 15, 2017
• U.S. National Security Adviser Resigns; The Relationship Between North Korea and China; A New Weapon in the Fight Against Malaria


February 14, 2017
• Erosion Near a California Dam Leads to Mass Evacuations; Kentucky Sees a Spike in Heroin Overdoses; Pilot Whales Stranded in New Zealand


February 13, 2017
• North Korea Fires Ballistic Missile; U.S. Appeals Court Ruling Against Controversial Executive Order; Effort to Protect Great White Sharks. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 10, 2017
• A Major Snowstorm Strikes U.S. Northeast; Crowdsourcing Technology Helps Farmers; DNA Evidence Saves a Dog`s Life


February 09, 2017
• South Korea Prepares for the 2018 Winter Olympics; Louisiana Recovers from a Series of Tornadoes; The Debate Over U.S. Health Law


February 08, 2017
• Disputed Islands in the East China Sea and South China Sea; Historic Vote in the U.S. Senate; Hype of Virtual Reality Technology


February 07, 2017
• Legal Developments Concerning a U.S. Immigration Order; Conflict in Ukraine; A Possible "Lost Continent"; Peak in Flu Season


February 06, 2017
• NASA`s New Rocket; The Effects of Space on the Human Body


February 05, 2017
• NASA`s New Rocket; The Effects of Space on the Human Body


February 03, 2017
• A Missile Launch Deepens Tensions Iran and the U.S.; Five Things to Know about Earthquakes; Football Isn`t Just a Sport for Men


February 02, 2017
• Trump Announces U.S. Supreme Court Pick; Tensions Surrounding North Korea; The History of Groundhog Day


February 01, 2017
• Trump Announces U.S. Supreme Court Pick; Tensions Surrounding North Korea; The History of Groundhog Day


January 31, 2017
• The Significance of NATO; An Attack on a Canadian Mosque; Relief for California`s Drought; New Tech That`s Changing Boxing


January 30, 2017
• Controversial Executive Order Concerning Travel to America; The U.S. Supreme Court


January 27, 2017
• British Prime Minister Arrives in the U.S.; Chinese New Year Triggers Massive Migration; Mount Everest Might Have Shrunk


January 26, 2017
• Israeli Settlements in the West Bank; Major Changes to U.S. Immigration Policy; A High Note for the Dow


January 25, 2017
• U.S. Executive Actions and Two Controversial Oil Pipelines; E-Waste in Asia


January 24, 2017
• TPP, NAFTA, and U.S. President Trump`s Stance on Them; World`s Most Expensive Cities; Tense Change in Gambia


January 23, 2017
• The Inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump and Related Weekend Events


January 20, 2017
• The Oath: 35 Words that Make a President


January 19, 2017
• President Obama`s Last News Conference as U.S. Leader; The World Economic Forum in Davos; 2016: What Might Have Been the Warmest Year on Record


January 18, 2017
• Search for Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 Is Suspended; U.S. Troops on the Move in Eastern Europe; Historic Look at Inaugural Traditions


January 17, 2017
• The Legacy of Martin Luther King Jr.; Pollution-Proofing a Home; The End of An Era for Famous American Circus


January 13, 2017
• Storms Ease California`s Drought; Britain Approves Tunnel Under Stonehenge; U.S. Inauguration Speeches Strike Familiar Tones


January 12, 2017
• U.S. Makes Large Military Deployment to Europe; President Obama Delivers His Farewell Address; What Moving Day is Like at the White House


January 11, 2017
• The Struggles of Venezuela`s Economy; The Effects of Coral Bleaching; The Rise and Fall of Yahoo Internet Company


January 10, 2017
• The U.S. Position on a Potential North Korean Threat; How the Senate Confirmation Process Works; Where Airplanes Make Their Last Landing


January 09, 2017
• U.S. Intelligence Concerning Russia; Wicked Winter Weather Slams U.S.; Mixed Signs About U.S. Economy


January 06, 2017
• China Sees Two Red Alerts Already This Year; Famous Traditions For New Year`s; Congressional Hearing Focused on Russia`s Cyber Threats


January 05, 2017
• Strain Relations Between U.S. and Russia; A Type of Echo Chamber; What It`s Like to Be Freshman in Congress


December 16, 2016
• Evacuation in Aleppo; Potential Threat Posed By North Korea; Big New Hack of Yahoo Technology Company


December 15, 2016
• Challenges Faced by Turkey; Interest Rate Hike by the Fed; New Uses for Motion-Capture Cameras


December 14, 2016
• Arctic Mass Spills Across the U.S.; President-Elect Trump Names Two More Cabinet Nominees; Examining the Decline of Giraffe and Frog Populations


December 13, 2016
• White House Orders Review of Election-Related Hacking; South Korea Keeps a Wary Eye on the North; CNN Hero of 2016


December 12, 2016
• Midway: A Plastic Island


December 09, 2016
• John Glenn, First American to Orbit the Earth, Dies at 95; Syria Regime Forces Seize Most of Aleppo; Scientific Potential of Swarm Technology


December 08, 2016
• Earthquake Hits Indonesia; The Pacific Ring of Fire; The History of Cold War


December 07, 2016
• Memories of a Pearl Harbor Survivor; How Bacteria Could Become a Common Source of Light


December 06, 2016
• Results Come in From an Italian Vote; Complex Relationship Between China and Taiwan; How a Dangerous Type of Cyberattack Works


December 05, 2016
• Italians Vote on Whether to Change their Constitution; Smog Grounds Flights and Travelers in China; Extensive Preps of Pro Santas


December 02, 2016
• U.N. Announces New Sanctions Against North Korea; Carrier Announces It`s Keeping Jobs in Indiana; Football Promoters Hope to Score Touchdowns in China


December 01, 2016
• Head: U.S. Marines Take Part in Training Exercises Near Norway`s Border with Russia; The Incoming U.S. Senate with Regard to Potential Filibusters


November 30, 2016
• Colombia Plane Crash: 71 Dead; Wildfires in Tennessee; Protest Over the Minimum Wage; A Potential Space Weapon


November 29, 2016
• Ohio State University: Attacker Killed, 11 Hospitalized After Campus Attack; The Cabinet Choices of the U.S. President-Elect; How War Could Be Waged in Space


November 28, 2016
• The Death of Cuban Leader Fidel Castro; A Push to Recount Votes in Several U.S. States; The Reinvention of the Wheel


November 22, 2016
• Tensions Rise Between China and Hong Kong; The Plight of Iraq`s Christians; Dead Sea Shrinks Further


November 21, 2016
• The Growing Problem of "Fake News"; Landslides Occurring in New Zealand; America`s Newest Weather Satellite; Black Friday Sales


November 18, 2016
• U.S. Congress: Some Things Change, Some Stay the Same; Japan`s Leader Meets with the U.S. President-Elect; The History of NAFTA


November 17, 2016
• Catastrophe in the Syrian City of Aleppo; More than 1 Billion People Globally Are Living with High Blood Pressure; What is the AQI?; A Call for Noisier Cars; History of the Keyboard


November 16, 2016
• President Obama Begins His Last Overseas Trip While In Office; America`s Longest-Ever War; Movie Theaters Hope 4-D Fills Seats


November 15, 2016
• A CNN Reporter In Iraq Survives Being Trapped in A Battle; Sudden Currency Switch Causes Problems in India; U.S. President-Elect Trump Builds His Team


November 14, 2016
• A Major Earthquake Strikes New Zealand; An IMF Loan Could Bring Some Relief to Egypt`s Economy; A Drought Fuels Wildfires in Appalachia


November 11, 2016
• Trump Meets President Obama; A Tribute to the Sacrifices of American Veterans and Their Families


November 10, 2016
• Democrats and Republicans Deliver Speeches Calling for Unity; International Leaders and Markets React to the U.S. Election


November 09, 2016
• Trump Victory Shocks World; How CNN Makes Projections; Republicans Keep Control of Congress


November 08, 2016
• The Limits on Free Speech on Election Day; Some Challenges of A Presidential Transition; South Korea Presidential Scandal


November 07, 2016
• U.S. Presidential Candidates Make Their Final Push; Early Voting Results Make the Election Hard to Predict; Why Do We Switch to Standard Time?


November 04, 2016
• A Complication in the "Brexit"; A Possible Clue in Amelia Earhart`s Mysterious Disappearance; Electoral Map Examination


November 03, 2016
• Migrant Camps in Paris; How the U.S. Supreme Court Selects Cases; Wind Turbines in the U.S.; What is the Electoral College?


November 02, 2016
• FBI Unlikely to Conclude Clinton Email Review Prior to Election; Iraq Mosul Offensive: What`s Next in the Dakota Access Pipeline Protests?>


November 01, 2016
• Dangers of Distracted Driving Part II


October 31, 2016
• Dangers of Distracted Driving


October 28, 2016
• WWF Issues a Warning About World`s Animals; U.S.-Russia Relations Are Compared to New Cold War; Japan`s High-Speed Rail Network Gets Even Faster


October 27, 2016
• Mediterranean Migrant Deaths Reach Record Level in 2016; Muscle Loss in Space; Hits to Young Football Players; Tech as Teaching Tool at a Haunted House


October 26, 2016
• The Balance of Power in Congress; Republicans Go On Offense Over Obamacare; Battle for Mosul: The Strategies; The Efforts to Harness the Cognitive Stimulation of Video Games.


October 25, 2016
• French Officials Begin Clearing "The Jungle"; Theory Explains Bermuda Triangle Mysteries; Video Games` Effects


October 24, 2016
• The Disarmament of Bombs in Iraq; Planned Merger Between AT&T and Time Warner; Vote Recounts in U.S. Elections


October 21, 2016
• Apparent Loss of a Mars Lander; Recent Storms in the Philippines; Possible Responses to Hacking; A Brother`s Plight Inspires an Anti-Bullying Mission


October 20, 2016
• The Third and Last Debate Between the Top U.S. Presidential Candidates; U.S. Heroin Epidemic


October 19, 2016
• Possible Discovery in Giza`s Great Pyramid; Mystery Concerning Frogs in Peru; A U.S. Doctor Fights Heroin Abuse


October 18, 2016
• Battle for Mosul Begins in Iraq; China`s Longest Space Mission Launches; Kirkwood, Missouri Reels from the Effects of a National Heroin Epidemic


October 17, 2016
• Calls for Immediate Ceasefire in Yemen; Operation to Drive ISIS Out of Mosul; Coral Bleaching on the Grand Barrier Reef; Examining America`s Heroin Epidemic and How it`s Being Addressed


October 14, 2016
• Russia, U.S. Move Past Cold War to Unpredictable Conflict; Vulnerabilities in U.S. Voting Security; Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej Dies at 88


October 11, 2016
• Yemen: Missiles Target U.S. Warship, Pentagon Says; Historical Perspective on Sunni and Shia Muslims; Racecar Expert Teaching Teens Driver`s Ed


October 10, 2016
• Hurricane Matthew`s Impact on the U.S. and Haiti; Clinton and Trump Face Off in Contentious 2nd Debate


October 07, 2016
• Hurricane Matthew Nears the U.S. Southeast; China Poses a Potential Challenge for the Next U.S. President; Colorado Facility Converts Food Waste Into Energy


October 06, 2016
• Hurricane Matthew Barrels Toward the Bahamas and the U.S.; Vice Presidential Candidates Clash on Debate Stage; Global Tech Teams Reach for the Moon


October 05, 2016
• Tensions Rise Between Russia and the U.S.; The Two U.S. Vice Presidential Candidates; Bees are Generating So Much Buzz in the News


October 04, 2016
• Super Typhoon Hits Japan; India and Pakistan`s Kashmir Dispute; Afghanistan: A Challenge to Next U.S. President


October 03, 2016
• A Potential Peace Deal in Colombia; Hurricane Matthew: Life- Threatening Flash Floods and Mudslides Expected; The Political Challenges of Iran; A Recent "Black Moon"; Character Study: Creating a Haven for Homeless Seniors


September 30, 2016
• Hoboken Train Crash: 1 Dead, More Than 100 Injured; China`s Warning For Japan; Tensions Between U.S. and Russia; President Obama`s Town Hall


September 29, 2016
• Congress Overrides Obama`s Veto; More U.S. Troops Headed to Iraq; Typhoon Strikes Taiwan; A New Plan Aims to Colonize Mars


September 28, 2016
• The U.N.`s New Warning About Air Pollution; The Potential Impact of Debates on Polls; Character Study of a Charitable Dentist


September 27, 2016
• The First Trump-Clinton Presidential Debate


September 26, 2016
• A Hypothetical U.S. Electoral Map; A Potential Foreign Policy Challenge for the New U.S. President; An American Drug Epidemic


September 23, 2016
• Charlotte Police Chief: Shooting Video Won`t Be Made Public; What is Chromium-6?; A Retrospective on U..S Presidential Debates


September 22, 2016
• A Pair of Officer-Involved Shootings; Candidates Fight to the Finish in Pennsylvania; Character Study of a Professional Chef


September 21, 2016
• Why It`s So Hard to Get Aid to Aleppo; Many U.S. Fast-Food Chains Got Falling Grade; Why Florida is a Swing State


September 20, 2016
• NY, NJ Bombings: Suspect Arrested, Survives Shootout; Upcoming Topics at the U.N. General Assembly; The Use of Telemedicine


September 19, 2016
• New York Bombing: Investigators Searching for Suspects, Motive; ISIS Wing Claims Responsibility for Minnesota Mall Attack; History of Oil`s Booms and Busts in America


September 16, 2016
• Battleground States & Running a National Campaign; White House Increase Number of Refugees in 2017; NFL Announces $100 Million Concussion Initiative


September 15, 2016
• Typhoon Meranti Bears Down on Southeast China; Paralympian Discusses Determination to Run; Merger in the Works Between Bayer and Monsanto


September 14, 2016
• A Ceasefire in Syria; Americans` Median Household Income Rose Last Year; Controversial Oil Pipeline in the U.S.; Outdoor Adventure Empowers Young Cancer Patients


September 13, 2016
• David Cameron Resigns from U.K. Parliament; North Korea Nuclear Test; NASA Launches Spacecraft to Intercept Asteroid


September 12, 2016
• 9/11: Fifteen Years Later


September 09, 2016
• Kids Directly Affected By 9/11


September 08, 2016
• U.S. Presidential Debate Requirement; How Some Millennials View Blue-Collar Jobs; CNN Hero`s Effort to Bring Medical Care to Kenya


September 07, 2016
• Efforts to Remove Unexploded Bombs in Laos; How the Flu Shot Works; The Start of the Paralympics


September 06, 2016
• Obama`s Last G20 Summit; Scale-Model Recreation of the Great Fire of London; The Business Potential of eSports


September 02, 2016
• Upcoming G20 Summit; The U.S. Electoral College; CNN Hero Helping Foster Children Gain Sense of Home


September 01, 2016
• Brazil`s President is Impeached; Italy Rescues Scores of Migrants from the Mediterranean; New Census Shows Startling Decline in African Elephants


August 31, 2016
• European Union Says Apple Owes Billions in Back Taxes; Violence Spikes in Chicago; The Biomechanics of Baseball Pitching


August 30, 2016
• How to Prepare for a Hurricane; Journey Inside a Volcanic Sulfur Mine; Series Finale on U.S. National Parks


August 29, 2016
• Coordination Helps Recovery in Earthquake-Stricken Italy; The Impact of Hurricane Katrina; U.S. Resumes Commercial Flights to Cuba


August 26, 2016
• 2016 U.S. Presidential Election Coverage; Venturing into Space; Treasured National Park in Florida


August 25, 2016
• Powerful Earthquake Strikes Italy; North Korea Launches A Missile From A Submarine; U.S. Health Organization Releases New Sugar Guidelines


August 24, 2016
• Potential Battle for the Iraqi City of Mosul; The Process of Naming Tropical Storms; Large Wildfire in California


August 23, 2016
• U.S. Judge Blocks Obama School Transgender Bathroom Policy; Goodbye Rio, Hello Robots: Expect High Tech Cool at 2020 Tokyo Olympics


August 22, 2016
• Violence and Political Turmoil Impact Turkey, Zika Virus Spreads in Miami; What Happens to Olympic Venues After Events Wrap Up


August 19, 2016
• California`s Dangerous Wildfires; Brazil`s Dispute of a Claim By Four U.S. Swimmers; Life and Death in Grand Teton National Park


August 18, 2016
• Louisiana`s Mammoth Flooding: By the Numbers; What Contributes to Rio`s Water Pollution; Tracking Shopping Habits in Retail Stores


August 17, 2016
• Obama Administration Announces Transfer of Guantanamo Detainees; The Mental Games at the Olympics; The U.S. National Park Service


August 16, 2016
• History and Controversy of Chemical Weapons; The Effects of Flooding in Louisiana; A New Way to Track Food Temperatures


August 15, 2016
• Flooding in Louisiana; Michael Phelps` Impact on Swimming, Character Study: Nic Marchesi


June 03, 2016
• Texas Governor Declares State of Disaster; Wildfire Aftermath in Canada; The Study of Air Quality in South Korea


June 02, 2016
• EgyptAir Flight 804: "Black Box" Signals Detected, French Investigators Say; U.S. Government Warns of Travel to Europe; Ethical Hackers Test An Organization`s Security. Aired 4-4:10a ET


June 01, 2016
• Unique Challenges Complicate the Upcoming Olympics in Rio; NOAA Releases Its Hurricane Forecast; How Digital Technology Revolutionized Photography


May 31, 2016
• An International Migrant Crisis; The Battle for Falluja Rages On; The History and Traditions of Memorial Day; The Threat of Superbugs


May 27, 2016
• President Obama Heads to Hiroshima; Taliban Names New Leader; Trump Clinches GOP Nomination; Solutions to America`s Crumbling Infrastructure


May 26, 2016
• G7 Leaders Meet in Japan; The Global Arms Trade


May 25, 2016
• The Fight for the Iraqi City of Falluja; A Shakeup at the TSA; The Historic Invention of the Barcode


May 24, 2016
• Four Climbers Dead on Everest; Egypt`s Tourism Drops Following Recent Events; Yellow Fever Outbreak Hits Angola; A Researcher Promotes Spider Silk


May 23, 2016
• President Obama Arrives in Vietnam; Egypt Struggles in the Wake of Recent Events; U.S. Federal Judge Orders Cleveland, Mississippi Schools to Desegregate


May 20, 2016
• International Officials Search the Mediterranean for the Wreckage of EgyptAir Flight 804; The Hunt for Mosquitoes in Puerto Rico


May 19, 2016
• A Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolgirl Finds Freedom; Debate Surrounding a Possible British Exit from E.U.


May 18, 2016
• U.S. Fighter Jets Travel to Romania Amid Black Sea Tensions; TSA Works to Reduce Airport Security Waits; Alarm Clock History


May 17, 2016
• Deepening Crisis in Venezuela; Efforts to Remove Mines from the Holy Land; Recalls of Frozen Products Over Listeria Continue; Possible Future Uses of Drones. Aired 4-4:10a ET


May 16, 2016
• Changes at the TSA; Fed Issue Guidance on Transgender Access to School Bathrooms; Queen Elizabeth II`s Two Birthdays; A Facebook Investigation. Aired 4-4:10a ET


May 13, 2016
• Killer Heatwave Wreaks Havoc in Southeast Asia; The Summiting of Mount Everest; The Underwater Cable System that Connects the World


May 12, 2016
• Takeaways from West Virginia and Nebraska; The Significance of Political Turmoil in Brazil; How You Can Help Break the Mosquito Lifecycle


May 11, 2016
• U.S. Destroyer Sails Near Disputed Chinese Island; Obama to Make Historic Visit to Hiroshima; Inside Fire-Ravaged Fort McMurray


May 10, 2016
• Swarm of Earthquakes Strikes Mount St. Helens; North Carolina`s Controversial "Bathroom Law"` A Character Study: Blind Adventurer


May 09, 2016
• A High Level Gathering Takes Place in North Korea; Fort McMurray Wildfire Affects Land and Sky in Canada; Why Are Opioids Addictive?


May 06, 2016
• International Military Power is Built Up and Around Black Sea; CNN Visits Nuclear Submarine


May 05, 2016
• Economic Crisis Takes a Toll on Venezuela; "Explosive" Fire Threatens a City in Canada; Major Developments in U.S. Politics. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


May 04, 2016
• Navy SEAL Killed in Iraq; Hundred of Teachers Protest in Detroit; A Study Looks Into Mobile Addiction Among Teenagers. Aired 4-4:10a ET


May 03, 2016
• Puerto Ricans Leaving Island for U.S. in Record Numbers; Historic U.S. Cruise Docks in Havana; Interview with a Former Prisoner of North Korea


May 02, 2016
• Kenyan Officials Burn Tons of Ivory to Send a Message; Rio Olympics: South Korea Unveils Anti-Zika Uniform; Dermatologists Draw Attention to Skin Cancer; The Debate Over Voting-Booth Selfies. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 29, 2016
• The Complicated War in Syria; A Dive to the Marianas Trench; Bison Closer to "National Mammal" Status After House Vote


April 28, 2016
• Ted Cruz Names Carly Fiorina as VP Pick; A Shift in Generational Demographics; Harvard Mumps Outbreak Grows


April 27, 2016
• A Cheating Scandal at Mitsubishi; A "Robot Revolution" in Japan; A Character Study of A Neurosurgeon Who Exemplifies Perseverance


April 26, 2016
• More U.S. Troops in Syria; Reopening of a Belgian Train Station; A Dome for Chernobyl; Restrains on a Mars Mission. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 25, 2016
• North Korea Reportedly Launches A Ballistic Missile; A Global Banana Crisis Looms; A CNN Hero Uses Horses to Help Young People with Special Needs


April 22, 2016
• ISIS Sends Recruits to Libya; Prince Passes Away in Minnesota; Study of the Potential Psychological Effects of Space Travel


April 21, 2016
• Trump & Clinton Win New York Primary; Predictions are Mae for the Atlantic Hurricane Season; Palmyra`s Ancient Triumphal Arch Resurrected in London`s Trafalgar Square. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 20, 2016
• Saudis Warn of Economic Reprisals if Congress Passes 9/11 Bill; A Look Inside North Korea`s Capital; A Seat Aboard a Deep-Space Capsule. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 19, 2016
• Lawmakers Debate Impeaching Brazil`s President; U.S. Supreme Court Examines an Executive Action on Immigration; Strategies of Retailers. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 18, 2016
• Earthquakes Claim Lives and Homes in Ecuador and Japan; Divers Excavate a Historic Shipwreck Near Oman; The Effects of Space on the Human Body. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 15, 2016
• Russian Jets Closely Pass a U.S. Ship; CNN Obtains "Proof of Life" Video of Missing Nigerian Schoolgirls; The Methods of Influencing Delegates


April 14, 2016
• How CDC is Tracking Zika; Scientists Scurry to Southeast to Study Storms


April 13, 2016
• Two ISIS Defectors Discuss Challenges of Fighting the ISIS; How Rules are Set for the RNC; Character Study Focuses on Ecological Inspiration


April 12, 2016
• Senior North Korean Military Official Defects, South Korea Says; Kerry Visits Hiroshima; A Student-Made Device that Addresses Hearing Loss. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 11, 2016
• Terrorism Suspects Arrested in Belgium; Concerns About a Major Dam in Iraq; SpaceX Makes Historic Rocket Landing


April 08, 2016
• The U.S. Terrorist Screening Center; World`s First Dengue Fever Vaccine Launched in the Philippines; The Auction of "Harry Potter Chair"


April 07, 2016
• Wisconsin Primary Takeaways; What is a Religious Freedom Bill?; A Report on Global Use of Death Penalty; A Swimmer of the Oceans Seven. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 06, 2016
• Iceland`s Prime Minister Resigns Amid Panama Papers Fallout; 2016 Presidential Election: Possibilities of a Contested Convention


April 05, 2016
• New E.U. Deal Concerning Migrants is Tested; Brazil Struggles to Sell Tickets for the Olympics; World`s Busiest Airports


April 04, 2016
• First Passenger Flight Leaves Brussels Since March 22 Terror Attacks; Lost Language Found on Buried Stone Slab; Wisconsin`s Political Significance; New Music Theory


April 01, 2016
• Global Officials Attend the Nuclear Security Summit; Scientists Scurry to Southeast to Study Tornadoes; Character Study Profiles a Mentor and Coach


March 31, 2016
• Tiny South China Sea Island Plays Role in a Large Regional Dispute; Alzheimer`s Caregivers Give Up Food, Medication, Education, Report Says; U.S. Companies Work to Prove the Viability of the Hyperloop


March 30, 2016
• Obama Announces New Moves to Fight Opioid and Heroin Abuse Epidemic; Californians Debate Minimum Wage Hike; Pavlof Volcano in Alaska Still Erupting


March 29, 2016
• Terrorists Target Christians in Pakistan; The Psychology of Terrorism; "Fish Kill" in Florida


March 28, 2016
• "Raw Ingredients." Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 25, 2016
• Syrian Forces Fight for Palmyra; Zika Virus Threatens to Spread Further


March 24, 2016
• Security Increased in Cities Worldwide; U.S. Officials Issue Strongest Warning on Opioid Medications; Tremendous Aircraft Gets off the Ground


March 23, 2016
• Terrorists Target Belgium`s Capital; The Issue of Food Recalls


March 22, 2016
• Obama Meets Cuban Leader Raul Castro; Why is Brazil in Such a Big Mess?; American Football Arrives in Egypt


March 21, 2016
• Police Capture the Most Wanted Man in Europe; Obama Visits Cuba; North Korea Launches Ballistic Missiles


March 18, 2016
• U.S. Government Declares ISIS Committing Genocide; American Student Sentenced in North Korea; SeaWorld Ends Orca Breeding Program


March 17, 2016
• Obama Nominates Merrick Garland to Supreme Court; El Nino Rain Hits California; The Science of Happiness


March 16, 2016
• What is a Brokered Convention?; NFL Acknowledges CTE Link to Football


March 15, 2016
• Russia to Withdraw Forces from Syria; U.S. Election: Super Tuesday 3; Early Pollen Season. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 14, 2016
• Japanese Officials Scour Land and Sea for Radiation; Researchers Hunt for Viruses in South Africa; Daylight Saving Time Fast Facts. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


March 11, 2016
• Canada`s Justin Trudeau Formally Visits the White House; Fukushima Survivors Five Years On; Scientists Grow Crops in Mars-Like Soil


March 10, 2016
• The War Against Zika; A Total Solar Eclipse; Fukushima: Five Years After Japan`s Tsunami


March 09, 2016
• Iran Tests Missiles, U.S. Alarmed; U.S. Claims to Have Killed 150 Al-Shabaab Fighters; International Women`s Day. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 08, 2016
• North Korea Threatens Nuclear Strike Over U.S.-South Korean Exercises; Mideast`s Worst Drought in 900 Years May Have Contributed to Syrian War; The Inventor of Email Passes Away. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 07, 2016
• Thousands of Refugees Stuck on Macedonian Border; North Korea: Nukes Need To Be Ready For Use; Nancy Reagan Dead at 94; Ben Carson Ends Campaign. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 04, 2016
• North Korea Defies New U.N. Sanctions; Magnitude 7.8 Earthquake Hits Indonesia


March 03, 2016
• Takeaways From Super Tuesday; Astronaut Scott Kelly`s Homecoming; Likely Piece of Doomed Flight MH370 Found, U.S. Official Says


March 02, 2016
• Super Tuesday Scenarios for U.S. Political Parties, A Boom in Newspaper Circulation in India


March 01, 2016
• The Role of Animal Feed in the U.S. Food Industry. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 29, 2016
• Syria`s Cessation of Hostilities; Lebanon`s River of Garbage; Hillary Clinton Crushes Bernie Sanders in South Carolina. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 26, 2016
• Iran Holds Parliamentary Elections; UAE Seeds Clouds To Meet Water Needs; Coast Guard Rescues Fishing Boat Crews Off New York


February 25, 2016
• Parts of U.S. Recover from Severe Weather; A Look at Life After A National Campaign


February 24, 2016
• Obama Gives Congress Guantanamo Closure Plan; Water Crisis Impacting New Delhi. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 23, 2016
• Deadline Approaches in A Case Between U.S. Government and Apple; French Law Targets Food Waste


February 22, 2016
• Monster Cyclone Strikes Fiji; A Mountain of Trash Towers Over Mumbai; Winners and Loser from South Carolina, Nevada Contests


February 19, 2016
• European Union Leader Meet in Belgium, Potential Divide in the U.S. Supreme Court; South Carolina and Nevada Hold Nominating Contest This Saturday


February 18, 2016
• Tension in the South China Sea; Apple Opposes Judge`s Order to Hack Terrorist`s iPhone


February 17, 2016
• Politics Swirl Around A Potential Supreme Court Nominee; Oil- Producing Nations Consider a Strategy for a Global Glut, Lasers Threaten Pilots. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 16, 2016
• Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia Dies at 79; Plans for a Ceasefire in Syria; Pope Francis` Trip to Mexico. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 12, 2016
• Inside Aleppo: A City on Edge, Trying to Survive; Stock Market Strain


February 11, 2016
• U.S. Supreme Court Puts on Hold Obama`s Executive Action; Winners and Losers of the New Hampshire Primary; Scientists Listen for Gravitational Waves. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 10, 2016
• Rescuers Search for Taiwan Earthquake Survivors; Haiti Leader Resigns; New Technology Aims to Follow Your Eyes. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 09, 2016
• Strong Reactions Follow North Korean Satellite Launch; A Note of Caution Ahead of Rio Olympics; The New Hampshire Primaries


February 08, 2016
• Raw Ingredients: Cereal. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 05, 2016
• Obama Attends National Prayer Breakfast, Visits Mosque; The Trans- Pacific Partnership; School for DJs


February 04, 2016
• The Uncertain Future of Syria; The First Underwater Museum in Europe; The Risks and Rewards of Super Bowl Ads


February 03, 2016
• WHO Declares International Public Health Emergency; Chinese Lunar New Year; The Results of the Iowa Caucuses


February 02, 2016
• Greeks in Forefront of European Migrant Crisis; Concerns About Repeated Head Trauma. Aired 4-4:10a ET


February 01, 2016
• Massive Ship Symbolizes U.S.-China Trade; The Significance of the Iowa Caucuses. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 29, 2016
• Experts Track "Explosively" Spreading Virus in the Americas; All Eyes on Iowa Ahead of State`s Upcoming Caucuses


January 28, 2016
• A Standoff in Oregon, A Cliff Crisis in California, A Lesser-Known Part of Ellis Island


January 27, 2016
• Denmark Adopts Controversial Law; The Effects of Arab Spring


January 26, 2016
• WHO Warns About Zika Virus in the Americas; East Asia Shivers Under Cold Temperatures. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 25, 2016
• Millions of Americans Recover from Massive Winter Storm; Trouble Brews in Burundi. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 22, 2016
• Lead Poisoning Concerns Abound in Flint, Michigan; Forecasters Predict A Blizzard for the U.S. Capital; Researchers "Found" a Ninth Planet


January 21, 2016
• At Least 19 Killed In A Pakistan University Attack; A Freefall in Oil Prices; Winter Storm Heads for Washington, Northeast


January 20, 2016
• U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Obama`s Immigration Actions; Taiwan Elects First Female President; Robots May Carry the Future of Home Delivery


January 19, 2016
• The Iran Nuclear Deal; Stories Related to Martin Luther King; The Largest Dinosaur on Record


January 15, 2016
• Factors in Market Dynamics; Deadly Blasts, Shootout in Indonesia; Divisions in Turkey


January 14, 2016
• Toxic Water Crisis in Flint; Michigan; Hong Kong to Phase Out Ivory Sales; Rams Returns to L.A.


January 13, 2016
• Barack Obama Delivers Final State of the Union Address; Governor Nikki Haley`s GOP Response; Ten Sailors In Iranian Custody


January 12, 2016
• Obama to Give His Final State of the Union; Parts of the Brain Involved in Driving; Navigate the Open Sea in a Rowboat


January 11, 2016
• U.S. B-52 Bomber Flies Over South Korea, Sends Warning to North Korea; Hitler`s "Mein Kampf" Republished in Germany. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 08, 2016
• U.S. Stocks Plummet Following Chinese Markets Drop; Land Ownership Issue in U.S.; El Nino Alters Winter. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 07, 2016
• North Korea Claims To Have Tested A Hydrogen Bomb; Politicians Address Addiction in New Hampshire. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 06, 2016
• Obama Announces Gun Control Executive Action; The Battle for Ramadi; A New Way to Explore the Oceans. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 05, 2016
• Diplomatic Trouble Brews Between Saudi Arabia and Iran; Zika Virus Reaches Puerto Rico. Aired 4-4:10a ET


January 04, 2016
• Storms and Flooding in the U.S.; Living in Astronomy Village; New Year`s Celebrations Around the World. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 18, 2015
• 2015 Top International Stories; Laser Weapons on Military Jets


December 17, 2015
• U.S. Fed Raises Interest Rates; A Meteorological Year in Review; The Search for A Legendary Train


December 16, 2015
• One Threat to Two U.S. School Districts; Benefits and Drawbacks of Virtual Reality. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 15, 2015
• Bowe Bergdahl Faces Court-Martial; 2015 Year in Review; Presidential Debate Preparations


December 14, 2015
• A Climate Deal Reached in Paris; First Women Elected to Office in Saudi Arabia; Where`s Winter?


December 11, 2015
• U.S. Government Passes New Education Law; Security and Privacy Clash Over Encryption Technology; The Code of Human DNA


December 10, 2015
• TIME`s Person of the Year; Brazil Security for the Olympics; The Practice of Hydraulic Fracturing


December 09, 2015
• Smog in China Closes School and Cuts Traffic in Beijing; Venezuela`s Opposition Party Wins Parliament


December 08, 2015
• U.S. Justice Department Investigates Chicago Police; A Supreme Court Case on Jury Selection; A Recent Outbreak of E. Coli


December 07, 2015
• Obama Addresses the U.S. About Terrorism; Preparations Made for Potential Solar Storms, The Complicated Tasks of Our Blood


December 04, 2015
• Mass Shooting in San Bernardino, California; U.S. Military Opens Combat Positions to Women; U.K. Jets Bomb ISIS; The Future of Communication


December 03, 2015
• A Mass Shooting in California; A New U.S. Strike Force in Iraq; The Past and Future of Communication. Aired 4-4:10a ET


December 02, 2015
• Breaking News: Thirty Five Years of CNN Part II


December 01, 2015
• Breaking News: Thirty Five Years of CNN Part I


November 30, 2015
• International Climate Conferences Launches in Paris; Russian Military Deepens Involvement in Middle East; Flight Attendants Train to Save Lives


November 24, 2015
• Health Experts: WHO Ebola Response Was Too Slow; The Global Fight Against ISIS


November 23, 2015
• Terrorists Target a Hotel In Mali; Increased Airport Security May Impact U.S. Holiday Travel; Salmonella Outbreak Linked to Cucumber Making People Sick


November 20, 2015
• How ISIS Governs; U.S. House Votes on Refugee Bill; How the International Space Station Is Being Used


November 19, 2015
• 2 Killed, 8 Held After France Raid, But Ringleader`s Status Still Unknown; CNN 2015 Hero of the Year: Maggie Doyne. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 18, 2015
• The Global Fight Against ISIS Expands; How ISIS Funds Itself; Intensifying Refugee Debate in U.S. Politics. Aired 4-4:10a ET


November 17, 2015
• International Effects of Paris Terror Attacks; A Warning Involving Antibiotics and the Meat Supply


November 16, 2015
• Coverage Of Paris Terrorist Attacks


November 13, 2015
• A Battle Against ISIS Begins In Iraq; A Retired Soldier Receives Medal of Honor; Mobile Technology Brings New Challenges to Media Companies


November 12, 2015
• U.S. Companies Help Veterans Find Employment; "Gold Train" Mystery in Poland; Mystery Over Egypt`s Great Pyramid of Giza; the Potential of Graphene


November 11, 2015
• Understanding Egypt`s Sinai Peninsula; Honoring U.S. Veterans Through the Eyes and Words of Their Children


November 10, 2015
• University of Missouri Resigns Amid Race Row; Russia Could Be Banned From 2016 Olympics; IHOP "Sinkhole" Swallows At Least A Dozen Cars


November 09, 2015
• Presidents of China and Taiwan Meet in Singapore; Obama Rejects Keystone XL Pipeline; MAVEN Examines Mars` Atmosphere


November 06, 2015
• Russian Plane Crash: Was A Bomb On Board?; Aung San Suu Kyi and Burmese Politics


November 05, 2015
• Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia; A Finding Concerning Antarctica`s Ice Sheet; Measuring Teens` Media Time


November 04, 2015
• Flooding In Yemen After a Cyclone; What It Takes to Report from Syria; Ride-Along in A Driverless Car


November 03, 2015
• Obama Wants Criminal Justice Reform; Arizona Earthquakes: 3 Strike Phoenix Area; Russian Plane Crash in Egypt: Too Early to Determine Cause


November 02, 2015
• Passenger Plane Crashes in Egypt; U.S. Plans to Deploy Dozens of Troops in Syria; COP21 Conference in Paris


October 30, 2015
• China Abandons One-Child Policy; Paul Ryan Becomes the U.S. Speaker of the House; Punishing Crimes in Class


October 29, 2015
• U.S. Considers Direct Combat with ISIS; Bacteria Found Aboard ISS. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 28, 2015
• Trouble at South China Sea; Russia Reportedly Sails Near Vital Undersea Cables; A Retailer Closes for Black Friday


October 27, 2015
• Major Earthquake Hit Afghanistan; WHO Warns About Processed Meats; "Carbon Sinks" Aim to Clean the Air


October 26, 2015
• Hurricane Patricia Makes Landfall in Mexico; Buildings Turn Blue to Mark U.N. Day; NASA Moves Forward with Mars Rocket Program


October 23, 2015
• American Killed in Iraq Hostage Rescue; Fireworks Erupt During Benghazi Hearing; A Development Concerning Venture Capital


October 22, 2015
• Syrian President Travels to Russia; Pollution and Some Solution in Cities Worldwide; What Causes Mirages and Fata Morganas. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 21, 2015
• A Leadership Change in Canada; U.N. Leader Visits Israel, Palestine Territories Amid Tensions; A Preview of Where Technology Could Take Air Travel


October 20, 2015
• The Status of Hong Kong; Ole Miss Votes Tuesday on Confederate Flag; Is Nuclear Fusin About to Change Our World?


October 19, 2015
• Violence Plagues Middle East; Typhoon Pummels Philippines


October 15, 2015
• First Democratic Presidential Debate; China`s Effect on the Global Economy; How Carbohydrates Work


October 14, 2015
• An American Hostage in Iran; Investigators: Missile Brought MH17 Down; A Massive Radio Telescope in China; CNN`s Top 10 Heroes


October 13, 2015
• Russia`s Strategy in Syria; Concerns of Another Intifada in the Middle East; Preparations for U.S. Presidential Debate


October 12, 2015
• Ankara Terrorist Attack; Obama Can`t Stay in Afghanistan, But He Can`t Leave; Facts About Flu; Prospect of Mining Asteroids


October 09, 2015
• Money Guide for Millennials


October 08, 2015
• Doctors Without Borders: Hospital Strike an Attack on Geneva Conventions; PLO`s Abbas: Palestinians "Cannot Continue To Be Bound" By Oslo Accords. Aired 4-4:10a ET


October 07, 2015
• South Carolina Struggles with Historic Flooding; Vaccine Shows Promise Against Ebola; Technology to Charge Cars While Driving. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


October 06, 2015
• New U.S. Supreme Court Term Starts; Trans Pacific Partnership and Controversies


October 05, 2015
• The Effects of Hurricane Joaquin; Medical Charity Hospital in Afghan Blown Apart


October 02, 2015
• Hurricane Joaquin Lashes the Bahamas, Puzzles Meteorologist; Response to Job Openings Reflects Unemployment Challenges in India


October 01, 2015
• Russia Launches Air Strikes in Syria; A "Blob" Sits in the Atlantic; Hurricane Joaquin Poised to Hit Bahamas, Could Target U.S. Next


September 30, 2015
• Typhoon Dujuan Makes Landfall in Asia; Young Survivors of a Terrorist Siege in Iraq; A Supersonic Car Project Set to Steal Land Speed Record. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 29, 2015
• U.N. General Assembly Opens with Focus on Syria and Refugee Crisis; Liquid Water Exists on Mars; A Character Study Involving a Food Desert


September 28, 2015
• The U.N. General Assembly Begins Its 70th Session; Doomsday Vault May See Its First Withdrawal; U.S. House Speaker John Boehner Resigns


September 25, 2015
• Pope Addresses the U.S. Congress; A Deadly Stamped Occurs at the Hajj; Protecting Rhinos in South Africa; A Rare Type of Moon Rises


September 24, 2015
• Volkswagen Faces a World Scandal Over Emissions; European Migrant Crisis: E.U. Leaders Call for Unity; Fall Officially Arrives in Northern Hemisphere


September 23, 2015
• Russian Drones Fly Over Syria; Pope Francis Arrives for His Visit to the U.S.; Salvage Operation Recovers Parts of Civil War-Era Ship


September 22, 2015
• U.S. Announces Plans to Accept More Refugees; Supply and Demand Factor in to Global Oil Prices; A Sloth Rescuer


September 21, 2015
• Pope Francis Visits Cuba; Chinese President Xi to Visit U.S.; New Study Involving A Brain Disease & Former NFL Players


September 18, 2015
• 2016 GOP Presidential Debate; A Massive Settlement Involving General Motors; Science Behind an Earthquake Warning System


September 17, 2015
• Constitution Day In America; Refugees Try To Push Their Way Into Hungary From Syria; Today`s Shoutout. Aired 4-4:10a ET


September 16, 2015
• U.S. Voices Concern About Russia`s Role in Syria; Australia Gets New PM; New Students Change the Demographics of an Iowa University. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


September 15, 2015
• Two Syrians Attempt to Swim to Europe; Violence Against Football Referees; America`s Seed Bank


September 14, 2015
• Raging Wildfires Devastate California; Extensive Flooding in Japan; Jews Celebrate Rosh Hashanah; Software Monitors Driving Habit. Aired 4- 4:10a ET


September 12, 2015
• 9/11: Fifteen Years Later


September 11, 2015
• Raging Floodwaters Slam Japan; New Species in Human Lineage Found in South Africa; Remembering 9/11


September 10, 2015
• The Debate Over the Size of the U.S. Navy; Britain`s Queen Elizabeth II Sets Record; Shark Attack Season


September 09, 2015
• Refugees Break Past Border Security in Hungary; Discovery Found Near Stonehenge


September 08, 2015
• Labor Day Campaigning; Europe`s Migrant Crisis; A Warning about Powdered Caffeine


September 04, 2015
• China Parades Military Might; Investigators Confirm Flaperon from MH370; Technologies of Tomorrow May Save Countless Lives


September 03, 2015
• Political Developments Center on the Iran Nuclear Deal; Polio Spreads in Ukraine; Sean Gobin: CNN Hero


September 02, 2015
• Europe`s Migrant Crisis at Land and Sea; Obama to Call for More Icebreakers in Arctic; Breaking Down Birthright Citizenship


September 01, 2015
• Presidential Candidates and Climate Change; The Murder of a Sheriff`s Deputy; Denali-McKinley Keeps Political Question Alive


August 31, 2015
• Erika Could Still Cause Flooding in Florida; Utah Resident Dies from Plague; Jellyfish "Invading" Mediterranean


August 28, 2015
• Ten Years After Hurricane Katrina; Science and Religion Fight Over Hawaii`s White Mountain


August 27, 2015
• 2016 U.S. Presidential Campaign Season; NASA Scientists Concern about Sea Levels; $10 Bill That Will Make History


August 26, 2015
• Terrorists Target Ancient Temple; Price of Oil Affects Global Economy; U.S. Holds Out Against the Metric System


August 25, 2015
• North Korea, South Korea Reach Agreement; Violent Uprising Against the Lebanese Government; Dow Jones Down 588 Points


August 24, 2015
• American Tourists Become Heroes in Europe; Factors Behind a U.S. Stock Market Drop; Parts of California are Sinking


August 21, 2015
• Scientists: July Hottest Month On Record; Plane Debris Found; Jimmy Carter on Cancer


August 20, 2015
• Syrians Risk Their Lives to Preserve Heritage; U.S. FDA Proposes Changes Sugar Label; Catch Up on a Pluto Flyby


August 19, 2015
• Thousands of Firefighters Tackle Blazes in Western U.S.; A World War II Bomb Unearthed in London


August 18, 2015
• The Iran Nuclear Deal; Debate Over the Role of Japan`s Military; White House Spending Millions to Combat Heroin


August 17, 2015
• Chinese Chemical Blasts; Cuba Fast Facts; Questions Over Rio Olympics Water Quality; North Korea Sets Clocks Back


June 05, 2015
• Unrest in Baltimore; Two 2016 Political Race Announcements; Spacewalk Anniversary


June 04, 2015
• The Shooting of a Terror Suspect in Boston; An Invasive Species Approaches Australia


June 03, 2015
• A Shake-Up at TSA; The Patriot Act Expires; The History of Gaza; The Risks of Texting While Driving


June 02, 2015
• "CNN: Thirty Five" Part II


June 01, 2015
• "CNN: Thirty Five" Part I


May 29, 2015
• Appeals Court Ruling Concerns Issue of Immigration; Observatory Looks to the Past and Future; California Turns to Desalination Plants for Help


May 28, 2015
• FIFA Officials Accused of Corruption; Massive Flooding in Texas; A Distance Runner with MS


May 27, 2015
• ISIS Expands Territory in the Middle East; Heatwave Bears Down on India; Violence Spikes in Baltimore


May 26, 2015
• Flooding Inundates Parts of Texas; History of Patriot Act; How Elephants Communicate Seismically


May 22, 2015
• China Builds Islands in the South China Sea; California Oil Spill; The History of Memorial Day


May 21, 2015
• North Korea Claims Nuclear Program Progress; U.S. Congressmen Ask for Pay Raise; The Potential of Graphene


May 20, 2015
• Refugees Flee Burundi; Smartphone Use Links to Lower Test Scores; Inspiring Future Engineers


May 19, 2015
• Obama Issues EO Restricting Military Equipment for Police; Discovery of a Warm-Blooded Fish; Fighting Hunger


May 18, 2015
• U.S. Raid Kills ISIS Commander, Captures Intel; U.S. Marine Helicopter Crash in Nepal; Tension in Burundi; Possible Horse Race toward Triple Crown History


May 15, 2015
• Inside a Supermax Prison; PTC Technology Could Have Prevented Rail Crash; Beneath Deep Blue Sea


May 14, 2015
• Amtrak Train Derails Near Philadelphia; "Fear Politics" in North Korea; Hurricane Drought in U.S.; How Can You Get a Natural Boost?


May 13, 2015
• Nepal Reels from Another Earthquake; Significance of Presidential Libraries; Testing Drones to Fight Fires


May 12, 2015
• Tornadoes Strike Central U.S.; Cicadas Emerge in the American Midwest and South; CNN Hero Doctor Helping Heal the Homeless


May 11, 2015
• Threat Level Raised for U.S. Military Bases; Super Typhoon Hits Northern Philippines; VE Day Celebrations Across the Globe


May 08, 2015
• Appeals Court Rules on NSA Program; State of Emergency in Oklahoma; Pros and Cons of Vertical Farming


May 07, 2015
• Residents Return to War-Ravaged Kobani; Britons Head to Polls


May 06, 2015
• Kerry Visits Somalia; U.S. Student Detained in North Korea Speaks to CNN; Issue of Gender Equality; Benefits of Owning Pets


May 05, 2015
• Nepal Quake Kills 7,200; The Trans Pacific Trade Deal; A Report on Cinco de Mayo


May 04, 2015
• Election in Britain; Baltimore City State`s Attorney Announces Charges Against Six Police Officers; Messenger Ends Mercury Probe; Future of Train Travel


May 01, 2015
• Potential Supervolcano; U.S. Airstrikes Against ISIS Continue; Senator Sanders Declares Presidential Run


April 30, 2015
• Incredible Stories of Survival in Nepal; The Fall of Saigon: 40 Years Later


April 29, 2015
• Incredible Stories of Survival in Nepal; The Fall of Saigon: 40 Years Later


April 28, 2015
• Earthquake in Nepal; Supreme Court and Same-Sex Marriage; Nanobots


April 27, 2015
• Why Nepal Wasn`t Prepared; The Armenian Genocide


April 24, 2015
• Two Hostages Killed; Dangerous Migration; CA Drought: The Snowpack


April 23, 2015
• The Law on the Use of Police Force; What the Heck is OPEC?; Blobs in the Pacific


April 22, 2015
• What is Listeria?; The Everglades


April 21, 2015
• Five Things to Know About NASA`s mission to Pluto; The Voyage of the Hermione; Drone Ships. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 20, 2015
• Tragedy At Sea; Five Years after the Oil Spill; Disguise from Cephalopod Protein


April 17, 2015
• Just Say Hello


April 16, 2015
• Aaron Hernandez Found Guilty of Murder; Al Shabaab Attacked Somalian Government Building; Something Fishy in Rio; Maggie Doyne in Nepal. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 15, 2015
• Iraqi PM Visits U.S. as Battles Against ISIS Continue; Feminists Hoping to March in DMZ; Remembering the Boston Marathon Bombings; Highlighting the Blue Angels; Chimp Takes Down Drone. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 14, 2015
• New Delhi for Worst Air Quality; #BringBackOurGirls One Year Later; Tax Day in America; Scientists Searching for Alien Life. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 13, 2015
• The Border between Kenya and Somalia; The Panama Canal Expands; Long-Range Eye Scanner Technology. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 10, 2015
• Teen Driver Tracking; Your Brain on Multitasking; Baseball in 2015. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 09, 2015
• The Tsarnaev Trial; The Brief


April 08, 2015
• California`s History Drought, Dog Flu Nears Epidemic Levels in Chicago, Coming Soon: World`s Longest Road-Rail Tunnel. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 07, 2015
• Saudi Arabia`s Military Strength; Tornadoes: 101; How Do Babies Learn? Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 06, 2015
• Smart Is the New Rich: Money Guide for Millennials. Aired 4-4:10a ET


April 03, 2015
• California Drought


April 02, 2015
• Yemen`s Importance; How Did April Fools Day Get Its Start?


April 01, 2015
• The Sanctions on Iran; Fighting Ebola; Bio-Bots


March 31, 2015
• Hang-Ups in the Negotiations with Iran; Influences on the Price of Oil; Will All 21st century Presidents Be Wealthy?; Avalanche Rescue Dogs


March 30, 2015
• Nigeria Elections: The Key Issues; Scott Kelly`s One Year Mission in Space


March 27, 2015
• A320 Simulator; On the Brink of Civil War in Yemen; `Killer Newt` Fossils Found. Aired 4-4:10a ET


March 26, 2015
• The Trial of Bo Bergdahl; Kraft and Heinz Make A Deal; The Dead Sea is Dying


March 25, 2015
• Allegations Israel Spied on Iran Negotiations; Crash in the Alps; Step Aboard the MTR


March 24, 2015
• Modern-Day Slavery; Tires That Could Charge Your Car; Tech in Retrospect


March 23, 2015
• Russia Looks East; India: Tigers and the Taj


March 20, 2015
• Geomagnetic Storms; Mapping the Earth


March 19, 2015
• Terrorist Attack in Tunisia; What is a Solar Eclipse?; The Realities of Playing NCAA Sports; Joshuas Heart


March 18, 2015
• Is Ebola Airborne?; The Destruction of Iraq`s Historic Relics; Chris Borland Retires; Rolling Robot Spies


March 17, 2015
• Recovering from the Pam; Ending Chemical Weapons


March 16, 2015
• Israelis Go to the Polls; How Chameleons Change Colors; Rising Water in Venice


March 13, 2015
• The Israeli Election; A Ray of Hope for Philea


March 12, 2015
• Good News on the Economy; Heaviest Snowfall in A Day; Sugar in Food


March 11, 2015
• U.S. Talks with Iran; ISIS May Be Weakening; The Typewriter


March 10, 2015
• Flying Into History; Mystery At the End of the Earth


March 09, 2015
• Challenges in the Search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370; Profile of Christine Lagarde


March 06, 2015
• Boko Haram: What You Need to Know; The Origins of Daylight-Saving Time


March 05, 2015
• The Trial of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev; The Millennial Mindset; World War II Warship Found


March 04, 2015
• Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Speaks; A Deal with Iran; Hang Up and Drive


March 03, 2015
• ISIS Battlegrounds; The Legacy of Steve Fossett; Recycling


March 02, 2015
• Controversy Over Prime Minister Netanyahu`s Speech; Will U.S. Boots Be on the Ground in Syria?; Revival of the Silk Road


February 27, 2015
• Net Neutrality; Seasonal Affective Disorder; The Juvenile Justice System


February 26, 2015
• Sao Paolo`s Water Crisis; Drones Over Paris; New Shakespeare Folio Found


February 25, 2015
• Remembering Iwo Jima; The U.S. Military`s Heat Ray; Character Study


February 24, 2015
• Yellow Dust on the Korean Peninsula; Raising the Alarm about Super Bugs; Smart Grids


February 23, 2015
• U.S. Program to Improve Mall Security; Children Go Back to School in West Africa; Dwarf Planets


February 20, 2015
• The White House Summit on Terrorism; Cryptocurrencies; Be My Eyes


February 19, 2015
• The Search for MH370; A Trip to Mars; Who is the Academy?


February 18, 2015
• Cease-Fire Breakdown; Does Speaking Spanish Sway Hispanic Voters?; Getting Bertha Back on Track


February 17, 2015
• NASA Warns of Mega Droughts; Monument Trivia; Inside the Warner Brothers Archives


February 13, 2015
• The Keystone Pipeline; How Vaccines Work


February 12, 2015
• President Obama Asks Congress To Formally Authorize Military Force; Tunisian in Yemen; Jackie Robinson West Loses Title; The Insanity Defense


February 11, 2015
• The Death of Kayla Mueller; Dash Cams: Silent Witnesses; What Is Measles?; Mapping Germs on the New York City Subway


February 10, 2015
• Boston Buried by Snow; Aid for Ukraine; SpaceX Mission Delayed


February 09, 2015
• Big Meeting To Discuss Ukrainian Conflict; Queen Elizabeth II To Officially Become Longest-Serving Monarch Later This Year; President Obama`s Crusades Comments At National Prayer Breakfast Stir Controversy


February 06, 2015
• Life in Syrian Kobani Destroyed by War; New Sonic Technology to Help Police; Projection Technology Wins Audience at Courts


February 05, 2015
• Confirmation Hearing for U.S. Secretary of Defense; U.S. Options for Fighting ISIS; History of Russian-Ukrainian Conflict; Super Pipes for Snowboarding Built in U.S. Ski Resort


February 04, 2015
• Should Vaccination Become Law? Changes in Saudi Arabia; Lemonade Stand in Battle against Pediatric Cancer


February 03, 2015
• Government Budget for Next Year; Obama`s Middle Class Economics; Magna Carta, First Document of Human Rights; Meteorologist Laboratory on Snowy Mountain Peak


February 02, 2015
• Simmering Tensions between Israel and its Neighbors; Iron Dome Protecting Israel; Local Outbreak of Measles in California; Remembering Marching in Selma


January 30, 2015
• Progress in Fighting Ebola; Authorizing U.S. to Go to War; NFL`s on the Rise despite Scandals; How Jury is Selected


January 29, 2015
• Obama`s Visit to Saudi Arabia; New Way to Fight Mosquitoes; Justice Restored in Friendship Nine Case; Birds Covered in Gloo


January 28, 2015
• Why Forecasts Can Be Wrong; Biggest Asteroid Has Its Moon; No Rules for Drones; Sea Hunt for Urchins


January 27, 2015
• Northeast States Facing Major Snowstorm; Anniversary of Freeing Auschwitz; UFO Mystery


January 26, 2015
• Obama Meets India Prime Minister Narendra Modi; Yemen in Chaos; Measles in Theme Parks; NASA Tracking Asteroids


January 23, 2015
• U.S.-Led Fight against ISIS; Three-Way Fight in Yemen; Abolishing Net Neutrality; Big Use for Tiny Robots


January 22, 2015
• U.S.-Cuban Relations; Avocado Supply in Jeopardy; Making Traffic Safer on Golden Gate Bridge


January 21, 2015
• Obama`s Accomplishment as President; Unrest in Yemen


January 20, 2015
• Ice Storm Leaves Car Pileups in Northeast; Remembering Martin Luther King; Research in Space; State of the Union Tradition


January 16, 2015
• Boko Haram Terrorizing Nigeria; "Titanic" Survivor`s Letter; Climbing El Capitan; Free Ride for Eclipse


January 15, 2015
• France at Its Highest Level of Terrorism Alert; Emergency at Space Station; Colleges Fight for Good Attendance; Avoiding Text Neck Symptoms; 3D Pen Invented


January 14, 2015
• U.S. Fight Against ISIS Possibly Getting More Intense in 2015; Getting Flu Shots; Carving Crazy Horse Monument


January 13, 2015
• Breakthrough in Search for Flight 8501 Plane; United States High Officials Not Present at Paris Unity March; Walking to Power Electrical Devices


January 12, 2015
• March of Unity after Week of Terror in Paris; Difficulties for SpaceX; Growing Student Loan Debts; Hidden Sugar Compromises Your Diet


January 09, 2015
• Freezing Temperatures from Great Plains to Deep South; Intense Manhunt in the Wake of Attack on Satire Magazine in Paris; Continuing Search for Black Boxes in Java Sea; Comeback of Mumps to U.S.; Newly Elected Representatives Move into Capitol; Invisibility Effect Made Real


January 08, 2015
• Ruthless Attack on French Satirical Magazine; Time Capsule Found in Massachusetts


January 07, 2015
• New Congress Detailed; Oil Price Affects Stock Markets, Economies; A School Day in Aleppo, Syria


January 06, 2015
• Search for Lost Passenger Plane; North Korea Calls New U.S. Sanctions `Repugnant,` `Hostile`; Football Controversy


January 05, 2015
• Slain Police Officer Wenjian Liu`s Funeral; America`s Mission in Afghanistan Ending; "Back to the Future`s" Predictions of Year 2015; Flu Epidemic in the U.S.>


December 19, 2014
• American Economy Improving; Flu in the U.S.; Major Events of 2014; Ten International Stories of the Year


December 18, 2014
• Obama Announced Necessity to End Isolation of Cuba; U.S. and Cuba Swap Prisoners; "Interview" Premiere Canceled; Staying Away Of Your Gadgets?


December 17, 2014
• Deadly Attack on Pakistani School; Sierra Leone Fighting Ebola; Plunging Oil Price Cause Inflation in Russia; Effect of Reduced Oil Prices on U.S. Economy; Visiting Your College in Virtual Reality


December 16, 2014
• Hostage Taking in Sydney; Search for Flight 370 Continues; Sony Getting Hacked; Space Travel Going Commercial


December 15, 2014
• President Shinzo Abe Trying to Bring Japanese Economy out of Stagnation; L.A. Pounded by Rain and Tornado; Importance of Sleep


December 12, 2014
• Bad Storm in San Francisco; Controversial Plans for Building Canal in Nicaragua; Batteries to Drive Cars


December 11, 2014
• "Time" Magazine Names Ebola Fighters People of the Year; All about Nor`easter; Dissolving Glossophobia


December 10, 2014
• Controversial Report on Torture by CIA after 9/11; 3D-Digitizing in Smithsonian Museum; CNN Hero of the Year


December 09, 2014
• Racial or Religion Profiling Will Be Unlawful; U.S. Economy`s On Rise; Saving Rhinos from Pouching; Car That Flies


December 08, 2014
• U.S. Forces Stay in Afghanistan; Typhoon Hagupit in Philippines; Protecting U.S. Cyber Security; Space Capsule Orion Launch


December 05, 2014
• Philippines Bracing for Super-Typhoon; New Yorkers Protest Police Brutality Toward African-Americans


December 04, 2014
• Intensive Fighting in Kobani; Getting Closer to Landing on Mars; Erik Weihenmeier Kayaking in Grand Canyon


December 03, 2014
• Protests Over Ferguson Shooting Gone Nationwide; President and Attorney General Aim Tensions between Minorities and Police; Wave of Synthetic Drugs Usage Threaten American Youth


December 02, 2014
• Free Speech or Call to Violence; World AIDS Day Raises Awareness; Visiting Town Abandoned After Chernobyl; Abandoned Fukushima; Getting Up Early Is Good for You


December 01, 2014
• Black Friday`s Spending in U.S.; Violence, Looting and Rebuilding in Ferguson; Talks on Nuclear Iran Program Haven`t Brought Result; Cleaning Baltimore Harbor; How Dogs Drink


November 25, 2014
• U.S. Secretary of Defense Stepping Down; Violent Protests in Ferguson, Missouri over Non-Guilty Jury Verdict; Earthquakes in U.S.; Cyber Security Rules


November 24, 2014
• Strong Earthquake in Japan; Possible Flooding in Western New York; Retailers Prepare for Thanksgiving Shopping; First U.S. Paralyzed Veteran Who Can Walk


November 21, 2014
• Obama Announces Executive Order on Immigration; What Is Lake Effect Snow?; Creating Legal Base for Using Drones


November 20, 2014
• Monstrous Snowfall in Buffalo, New York; Pros and Cons for Building Keystone XL Pipeline; Working for College While Studying; World Can Run out of Chocolate; New Baby Giraffe in Zoo


November 19, 2014
• Terrorists Attack Synagogue in Jerusalem; How Dangerous is Terrorism for People in U.S.?; Japan`s Recession Can Affect Global Economy; Coding Seminar as Alternative to College Degree; Hovering Board Invented


November 18, 2014
• Obama Talks About Possibility of Deployment U.S. Troops to Middle East; Investigating Who Shot Malaysian Airplane Over Ukraine; NFL under Investigation for Illegal Use of Painkillers; Corporations Influencing Elections; Apprenticeship Program Help Students Avoid College Costs


November 17, 2014
• G-20 Summit Countries Want to Improve Global Economy; Protesters Come to Guerrero Demanding to Find 43 Missing Students; Omega Blocks` Meaning for Weather; New AP History Framework Labeled as Nor Promoting Patriotism


November 14, 2014
• Record Low Temperatures in Much of U.S.; Rosetta Mission Continuing in Outer Space; Cult of North Korean Leader Kim Jong-un


November 13, 2014
• Obama Talking about Taking Executive Action on Immigration; Spacecraft Landing on Comet Surface; Negotiating Greenhouse Gases Cuts in China; U.S. High Schoolers Study in China


November 12, 2014
• Obama at APEC Summit in China; U.S. is Ebola Free, While Africa Still Struggles with Outbreak; Rosetta Mission - Landing on Comets


November 11, 2014
• Ferguson Getting Ready for Possible Public Outrage; Veterans` Day in U.S.; Drones Saving Lives


November 10, 2014
• U.S. Doubles the Number of Troops in Iraq; North Korea Releases 2 American Prisoners


November 07, 2014
• U.S. Airstrike Believed to Kill Dangerous Bomb Maker; Google Invents Diagnostics Pill; What Bipolar Disorder Is; Robotic Exoskeletons Will Help Industrial Workers


November 06, 2014
• Republican Victory in Congressional Elections; Saving Big Cats; Rovers for Filming Penguins


November 05, 2014
• Midterm Elections in U.S.; Robot Security Guard Strolling Offices


November 04, 2014
• Election Day in America; Cloud Technology Connecting All Your Devices; Elon Musk Wants to Colonize Mars


November 03, 2014
• Spacecraft Disaster in Mojave Desert; Boko Haram Continues Terrorism in Nigeria; U.S. Political Dynasties Rule; Sistine Chapel Protected by High Technology


October 31, 2014
• Last Days before Midterm Elections; Daily Life in Space Station; White House Ghost Stories


October 30, 2014
• Rocket Exploded Soon After Being Launched; Lava Threatens to Destroy Hawaiian Town; Gas Prices Go Down


October 29, 2014
• Quarantine Debate; Hawaii Volcano Threatens Village


October 28, 2014
• Britain Pulling Troops Out of Afghanistan; International Day of Chocolate; New Amazing Technology by Magic Leap


October 27, 2014
• Doctor Diagnosed with Ebola; NFL Wants to Go Global; What Is Inversion?


October 24, 2014
• Canada in Aftermath of Shooting Attacks; Americans Taking Fewer Vacation Days; Massive Fraud at University of North Carolina; Crash Dummies Keeping Us Safe


October 23, 2014
• Canada in the Wake of Shooting Incidents in Ottawa and Quebec; Sunken World War II Vessels Near U.S. Coast; CDC Faces Criticism for Handling Ebola


October 22, 2014
• North Korea Sets Free American Prisoner; New Wave of Protests in Ferguson Expected; National Teen Drivers Safety Week


October 21, 2014
• Kurds and Other Ethnic Groups Regaining Kobani; "Bring Back Our Girls"; Writing to Bowe Bergdahl


October 20, 2014
• Norway Drops Bid for Winter Olympics; Obama Administration`s Response to Ebola Crisis Criticized; What is Venture Capitalism?


October 17, 2014
• Hurricane Gonzalo Can Cause Catastrophic Damage; ISIS`s Progress in Syria and Iraq; Major California Earthquake Can Happen Soon


October 16, 2014
• Second Dallas Nurse Contracts Ebola; California`s Fighting Prolonged Drought; Anderson Cooper Learning More about His Family


October 15, 2014
• Coming Midterm Election in U.S.; Protective Equipment against Ebola Can Fail; NASA Building New Unmanned Spacecraft


October 14, 2014
• Japan in Aftermath of Vongfong; Protests in Hong Kong; Disappearance of North Korean Leader; New NASA Drone for Spaceflight


October 13, 2014
• Contracting and Treating Ebola; ISIS Remains Strong in Syria and Iraq; Malala Yousafzai Getting Peace Nobel Prize with Kailash Satyarthi of India


October 10, 2014
• What is the Fed?; Protests in Hong Kong


October 09, 2014
• Preventing Spreading of Ebola in U.S. and South Korea; Typhoons Hitting Japan; CNN Heroes Improve Life in Their Communities; New Technology to Map Football Players


October 08, 2014
• Search for Missing Malaysian Airline Plane Resumed; Oil Sales Financing ISIS; Aral Sea Dried Up Due to Manmade Ecological Catastrophe


October 07, 2014
• Hospitals Getting Ready for Ebola; First Monument for Living Warriors Who Have to Continue to Fight; Internet Devices and Privacy


October 06, 2014
• Encouraging Numbers in Last Unemployment Report; Deadly Concussions in Football; Health Benefits of Laughter


October 03, 2014
• Questions and Answers about Ebola; Cases for Supreme Court; F-16 Marks Its 70 Birthday


October 02, 2014
• U.S. Secret Service Will Have New Boss; North Koreans Tunnels Found under Demilitarized Zone; What Hajj Means for Muslims; Water Filter Invented in India Can Ease Access to Clean Water; Bad Summer Season for Movie Theaters


October 01, 2014
• CDC`s Emergency Center to Control Ebola Outbreak; Youth Protests in Hong Kong


September 30, 2014
• Afghan`s New President Sworn In; ISIS Fighting Kurds on Syria-Turkey Border; Predicting Hurricanes; Music Helping Us to heal and Work


September 29, 2014
• Volcano Ontake Eruption in Japan; India`s Mars Mission; Students Protests in Hong Kong; University Studying Donated Brain to Find Cure for the Neurological Diseases; Chip Paillex Helping Inner City People to Have Healthy Diet


September 26, 2014
• U.S. Attorney General Resigning From His Job; Cost of War on ISIS; STEM Diploma Means Success on Job Market; Benefits of Chocolate


September 25, 2014
• Obama Addressed the U.N. General Assembly; Ebola Spreading in West Africa; MIT Engineering Team Works on Prosthetic Limbs; Blowing Shofar at Jewish New Year


September 24, 2014
• U.S. and its Allies Fighting ISIS; U.S. Fighting Khorasan; Syrian Fighter Plane Shot Down in Israel Airspace; Fighting Wildfires in California


September 23, 2014
• United Nations General Assembly and International Conflicts; Exploring Mars; Rabbi with Black Belt in Karate Helps Children Fight Cancer


September 22, 2014
• Scotland Votes Against Independence; Chinese and Indian Officials Meet in New Delhi to Agree on Economic Cooperation; Being Optimistic Helps People Stay Healthy


September 19, 2014
• How Scotland Became Part of Great Britain; Australia Faces ISIS Terror Threat; Face of Immigration; Arthur Bloom`s Music Therapy Program for Wounded Warriors


September 18, 2014
• Financial Side of Military Operations in Iraq; Greenest Building in the World; Ethical Hackers Expose Security Vulnerabilities.


September 17, 2014
• Fighting Wildfires in California; Ebola Can Become Global Health Threat; Boeing Getting Contract For Making Space Shuttles; Downs and Ups of Scotland Independence; 3-d Printing Revolution


September 16, 2014
• Countries` Representatives Meet in Paris to Build Coalition against ISIS; Odile Making Landfall; Great California River Going Dry; Signature Exhibition; Digital Age Affecting Sleeping Patterns


September 15, 2014
• Volcano Eruptions in Iceland Create Pollution; U.S. Continues Military Campaign against ISIS; Solar Storms Affecting Electronics; Your Online Information Becomes Part of Big Data


September 12, 2014
• Scotland`s Vote on Independence; Ebola Spreading Fast in West Africa; Heroine and Prescription Drugs Abuse in the U.S.; Maasai Saving Lions instead of Hunting


September 11, 2014
• President Obama Announces His Plan To Fight ISIS; Remembering 9/11; Anniversary of Attack on American Consulate in Benghazi


September 10, 2014
• Outbreak of Enterovirus; Back to School Shopping Boosts Economy; Solar Panels for Rural India; Firehawks Fighting Wildfires in Southern California


September 09, 2014
• Growing Tensions between Two Palestinian Governments; Ray Rice Cut from Baltimore Ravens; Search for Lost Malaysian Airlines Flight 370 Set to Resume; Health Concerns for Using Cell Phones


September 08, 2014
• Obama`s Postponed Executive Order on Immigration; What Stays Unknown about ISIS; Drought`s Severely Affected California`s Lakes; Inventing Flying Bikes


September 05, 2014
• President Obama Seeking NATO Support in Dealing with ISIS Threat; Fighting for Increase of Minimum Wage; CNN Hero Juan Pablo Huentes


September 04, 2014
• Ebola Outbreak Devastates African Villages; Barack Obama Dealing with Russian Expansion and ISIS Threat; ISIS Compared to al Qaeda


September 03, 2014
• U.S. Supposedly Bombing al-Shabaab in Somalia; Russia in Confrontation with NATO; New Comprehensive Data for License Plates in L.A. Stirs Controversy


September 02, 2014
• Life in North Korea; David Cameron Ready to Fight ISIS; Labor Day History; Wind Farm in London


August 29, 2014
• Tracking ISIS Threat; Russia Supporting Separatist Rebels in Ukraine


August 28, 2014
• Everything about Hurricanes; Civil War Hero Awarded Medal of Honor; Burger King`s Becoming a Canadian Company


August 27, 2014
• American Aircraft in the Skies over Syria; Devastating Drought in Guatemala; Warnings for Earthquakes; Monkey Business in New Delhi


August 26, 2014
• Breaking the Chain of Ebola Transmission; Gaza During War; Building Boats for Inner City Children in New York


August 25, 2014
• Earthquake in California; Five Things to Know about Earthquakes; ISIS in Historical Context of Other Terror Rulers; Mo`ne Davis Groundbreaking Success at Little League; TV Screens Removed from Planes


August 22, 2014
• Two U.S. Ebola Patients Have Been Cured; Michael Brown`s Shooting


August 21, 2014
• Gaza Devastated in Aftermath of Israeli-Palestinian Conflict; Kurdish Fighters Defeat ISIS in Fighting Over Largest Dam in Iraq; New Solutions for U.S. Trash Problem Help Save Money in Philadelphia


August 20, 2014
• Burj Khalifa, Tallest Building in the World; Unique Velella Driven by Wind to U.S. Seashore; No Doggie Left Behind


August 19, 2014
• Public Unrest in Ferguson, Outbreak of Ebola Spreads around; Missouri; Five Cases Where Pope Frances Shows Toughness; Stepping on the Moon


August 18, 2014
• Pope Francis Visiting South Korea; Curfew in St. Louis, Missouri; Font to Commemorate Hugo Chavez; Greenest City on Earth in Saudi Arabia


August 15, 2014
• Ferguson Protests; Russia`s Trying To Keep Its Zone of Influence; Maryam Mirzakhani Getting Highest Award in Mathematics; Panama Canal Is 100 Years Old


August 14, 2014
• Perspectives of Further U.S. Involvement in Iraq; NASA`s New Telescope to Hunt for Black Holes; Microhomes for City Dwellers


August 13, 2014
• Experimental Drugs to Fight Deadly Ebola Outbreak, Counting New York Pedestrians To Serve City Better; Remembering Robin Williams; Tim Howards of Team USA


August 12, 2014
• Crisis in the Middle East; Global Concern about Ebola Outbreak


August 11, 2014
• The Worst Crisis in the Middle East, Global Concern about Ebola Outbreak


June 06, 2014
• D-Day Anniversary; General Motors Firing Its Employees; Remembering Events of This School Year


June 05, 2014
• Prisoner Swaps in America; Young Americans Pessimistic about American Dream; Carlsbad Desalination Plant Will Help Provide California with Water


June 04, 2014
• Elections in Syria amid the Civil War Is Opposed by U.S. Government; Remembering Tiananmen; Raising Minimum Wage; Loneliness Effect on Human Health


June 03, 2014
• U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl Freed from Captivity in Afghanistan; Obama Issues Executive Order to Reduce Carbon Reduction; Spanish King Juan Carlos Abdicating; 100 years to Commercial Aviation


June 02, 2014
• American Soldier Held Captive by Taliban Returns Home; Mission to Mars


May 30, 2014
• Growing Scandal at the VA Administration; Swarm Robots Inspired by Termites; Harboring Hearts Supporting Families of Heart Patients in New York


May 29, 2014
• Maya Angelou`s Tough Childhood and Inspiring Life and Poetry; Search for Malaysian Flight MH-370 Comes to a Pause; Life; Towns of the Future Built in Japan, South Korea and Saudi Arabia.


May 28, 2014
• About 10,000 U.S. Troops to Stay in Afghanistan; Republicans Want to Change Child Nutrition Law of 2010; Crime Prevention Using Surveillance Plans Can be Controversial


May 27, 2014
• Obama Thanks U.S. Troops in Afghanistan; Onboard the USS Cole; Pope Francis`s Visiting Middle East; India Elects New Prime Minister


May 23, 2014
• Deadly explosion at Chinese Market; How Hurricanes Are Being Predicted; Why E. Coli is Dangerous; Astronaut Answering Students Questions from Space


May 22, 2014
• Veterans Affairs Hospitals Investigated by Government; U.S. Troops Headed to Chad to Help Rescue Kidnapped Nigerian Schoolgirls; Ghost Town around Fukushima Nuclear Plant and Radiation Contamination in Japan; Nose Strips for the Horses Competing at Races; Famous People Giving Commencement Speeches


May 21, 2014
• Military Taking Over Thailand over Civil Unrest; Controversial Commercialization of 9-11 Memorial Museum in New York; Army and Hollywood Symbiosis


May 20, 2014
• Blackshades Malware Affecting Cyber Security Worldwide; Pentagon Uses Zombie Fighting Scenario for Training Students; The Largest Dinosaur Remains Found in Argentina; Media Consolidation Wave Can Break Antitrust Laws; NASA`s Testing New Unmanned Spaceship Morpheus; Rubik`s Cube Turning 40


May 19, 2014
• Devastating Flooding in Balkans; Air Force Fighting California Wildfires; Tracing White Shark; Linguistic Diversity in the United States


May 16, 2014
• Wildfires in California; Keeping Memories of 911; Russian-American Space Partnership Can Be Coming to An End; Channel Connecting America and Russia


May 15, 2014
• Devastating Mine Fire in Turkey; MERS Has Come to the United States; National September 11 Memorial Museum To Be Open in New York; Claire Gruenke Brings Her Sister to the Finish


May 14, 2014
• Cease-fire Bringing Temporary Relief to Homs Civilians in Syria; Kyle White`s Heroic Actions under Fire Earn Him Medal of Honor; Christopher Columbus`s Ship Santa Maria Wreckage found in Haiti; Wildfire Devastating Texas


May 13, 2014
• Boko Haram Militants Destroying School Site; Referendum for More Independence from Kiev Taking Place in Ukrainian City of Donetsk; Controversial Invention of Fighting Robots; Restoring Washington Monument after Earthquake in 2011


May 12, 2014
• Passenger Plane Nearly Crashing into Drone; Indian Youth Participating in Democracy in Their Country; Largest Flowers Action in Holland


May 09, 2014
• Malala Yousafzai Speaking Up for Kidnapped Girls; USA Plans Its Involvement in Nigeria to Help Return the Girls Home; Drone for Archeology: Thermal Imagery Saving Months of Work


May 08, 2014
• U.S. Government Concerned With Synthetic Drug Usage; Liberation Party Losing Some South Africans` Support; Celebrities Boycotting Beverly Hills Hotel in Support for Human Rights


May 07, 2014
• White House`s New Report on Climate Change Outlines Increase of Droughts, Wildfires and Other Weather-Related Problems; North Korea`s Progress in Nuclear Weapons Questions Our Safety; Wandered-off Military Plane in California Disrupting Civil Aviation; Graduation Speakers Not Always Welcome on University Campuses


May 06, 2014
• Nigerian Protest and Campaign in Social Media to Bring Abducted Schoolgirls Back Home; Possible Origin of MERS; Inventing Super Repellent to Defeat Malaria; Students Tell about Their Teachers on Teachers` Appreciation Week


May 05, 2014
• Tough Job Market for Recent Graduates; Violent Face Off in Odessa, Ukraine; All about Cinco de Mayo; CNN Hero Ned Norton


May 02, 2014
• Malaysian Government Issued Report on Missing Flight 370; About 200 Girls Kidnapped in Nigeria; President George W. Bush on Bike Track with Army Veterans; Tragedy in North Carolina


May 01, 2014
• Flooding in Florida and Alabama; MERS Coronavirus Incidents Increase through the Middle East and Other Countries; Red Light Traffic Cameras Promoting Road Safety


April 30, 2014
• Deadly Tornadoes Raking Parts of Mississippi, International Olympic Committee`s Concerned about Rio de Janeiro`s Preparedness to Host the Olympics; Mexican City of Puerto Vallarta Renovates to Attract Tourists; Stephen Sutton`s Battling Cancer While Fundraising for Cancer Charities


April 29, 2014
• Deadly Tornadoes in Arkansas; Commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day in Israel and Europe; Recent Breakthroughs in Medical Technology Helping Us Live Longer; Lingering Effects of the Cold War


April 28, 2014
• Canonization of Pope John XXIII and Pope John Paul II; IN Ukraine, Faceoff with Pro-Russian Forces Continues; Explaining Tornadoes


April 25, 2014
• Celebrating Shakespeare`s Birthday in Globe Theatre; Robots Serving Armed Forces and Civilians


April 24, 2014
• President Obama`s Visit to Asia; Vatican Seeing Canonization of Two Popes; Oldest Stadium in USA Turns 100


April 23, 2014
• Supreme Court Deciding on Whether Aereo is Legal Equipment Supplier or Pirate; Recovery Efforts in Oso, Washington; Deepwater Horizon`s Catastrophe and British Petroleum Restoration Efforts in the Gulf Area


April 22, 2014
• Continuing Crisis in Ukraine; Divers Continue Search for Passengers of South Korean Ferry; Winners of Boston Marathon, People Celebrating Earth Day All Around the World; Binge Watching and Netflix and Streaming Devices; Bruno Serato Has Expanded His Feeding Hungry Kids Services


April 21, 2014
• Mountain Everest Still Attracts Alpinists; Boston Marathon Memorial Preserved in City Archives; Student Saved Pennies to Pay His Tuition


April 18, 2014
• Rebuilding of West, Texas; Demonstration of Recovering Things from Deep Waters; Car on Empire State Building`s Roof


April 17, 2014
• Passenger Ferry Capsized in South Korea; Al Qaeda Massive Gathering in Yemen; T-Rex`s Bones for Smithsonian Museum; Remembering Jackie Robinson


April 16, 2014
• Boston Remembers the Marathon Bombing; Checking for Pathogens of Ebola in Guinea; Mapping Indian Ocean`s Floor in Search for Flight 370


April 15, 2014
• Instability in Ukraine; Bostonians Preparing for Marathon While Remembering Last Year`s Terrorist Attack; Lunar Eclipses Causing Blood Moon Effect


April 14, 2014
• Wildfires in Chile; Outbreak of Ebola in West Africa; New Device for Hockey Players to Help Recognize Concussions


April 11, 2014
• Difficult Search for Malaysian Airline Plane; Masters Golf Tournament at Augusta Club


April 10, 2014
• Stabbing Spree in Pennsylvania School; Obama Taking Part in Memorial Service in Fort Hood; Lyndon Johnson`s Role in Passing Civil Rights Act; Brampton Bikes Going Worldwide


April 09, 2014
• Obama Signs Equal Pay Executive Orders; Hope Fades for Finding Malaysia Flight 370; Boston Marathon Victims Strong One Year Later; Electrical Stimulation Helps Paralysis Patients Move


April 08, 2014
• Pro-Russian Protests in Eastern Ukraine; Royal Visit to New Zealand and Australia; CNN Hero Sarah Ramirez Helping Low-Income People Get Fruits and Vegetables; Letters to Future


April 07, 2014
• High Voters` Turnout in Afghanistan Presidential Election; Unprecedented Scope of Search for Flight 370; Worldwide Celebration of Shakespeare`s Anniversary


April 06, 2014
• Nigerian Protest and Campaign in Social Media to Bring Abducted Schoolgirls Back Home; Possible Origin of MERS; Inventing Super Repellent to Defeat Malaria; Students Talk about Their Teachers on Teacher Appreciation Week


April 04, 2014
• Shooting at Army Base in Fort Hood, Texas; Plastic Debris in Indian Ocean; David Barford`s Flying Machine


April 03, 2014
• Geological Facts behind the Earthquake and Tsunami in Chile; Difficult Recovery after Massive Landslide in Washington State; Star Student Accepted to All Ivy League Schools


April 02, 2014
• Government Investigation into GM`s Failure to Recall Dangerous Products; Unmapped Bottom of Indian Ocean Making Recovery of Flight 370 Extremely Difficult; One day of Air Traffic Controller at Busiest Airport


April 01, 2014
• Antarctic Whaling Banned in Japan; Zuckerberg`s Planning to Provide Internet in Rural And Hard-to-Access Areas To Boost Quality of Life; Renewable Energy Possibly Preventing Hurricanes; Scientific Project for Government to Save Money on Printer Ink


March 31, 2014
• Russian Troops` Amass on the Ukrainian Border; Training Facility for First Responders Recreates Scenes of Disasters and Catastrophes; Saved Fox in British Sanctuary


March 28, 2014
• President Obama, Pope Francis Agree to Concentrate on Poverty; Devastating Fire in Historic Neighborhood of Boston; Rising Price of Breakfast; Difficulties of Searching for Missing Plane


March 27, 2014
• President Obama`s Visit to Rome; Search for Debris of Flight 370; The Decision that Could Change College Sports; Helping Salmon Survive in California Drought


March 26, 2014
• Fatal mudslide in Washington State; Michelle Obama Promoting Students Studying Abroad; College Athletes Fight for Their Rights


March 25, 2014
• Fate of Flight 370 Now Known; Candy Crush IPO; Ebola Virus in Guinea


March 24, 2014
• Obama`s Trip Abroad; Scotland`s Possible Secession from Britain Can Change the British Flag; Major Landslide near Seattle, Washington; Search for Flight 370 Intensifies in Southern Indian Ocean; CPR-Certified High School Boy Saving Umpire During Baseball Game


March 21, 2014
• Chinese Brain Drain; Five Second Rule Confirmed by University Study; Debris Found in Indian Ocean Could Be Missing Plane; Drones and Cell Phone Hacking; 3d Printers Give Hope for Amputees in Southern Sudan


March 20, 2014
• International Search for Malaysian Airlines Plane; Cameras Watching Earth from Space; Figure Skating and Tutoring for Girls in Harlem


March 19, 2014
• Putin`s Annexation of Crimea and its Consequences for Russia; Medal of Honor Awarded to Minority Soldiers; General Motors` Massive Recall Challenges New Company`s CEO; Pro and Cons for Big Bang Theory; March Madness Explained


March 18, 2014
• Deadline Set for Palestinians and Israelis to Agree on Path towards Peace; Sanctions on Russia over Crimea`s Annexation; Earthquake in L.A. and Tsunami in Chile; Solving the Flight 370 Mystery; Robotic Arm Helping Amputee to Play Drums


March 17, 2014
• Referendum in Crimea; Vast Expansion of Search Area for Disappeared Plane; Anniversary of 2011 Tsunami in Japan; Beautiful Ice Caves in Lake Superior


March 14, 2014
• Russians and Ukrainians on Crimea`s Future; Continued Search for Disappeared Plane; Millennials` Effect on U.S. House Market


March 13, 2014
• Explosion in New York City; Search for Missing Plane; How Flight Data Recorders Are Designed; Creative Writing for Underserved Teenagers in Los Angeles


March 12, 2014
• Search for Missing Plane; Invention of World Wide Web; Circadian Rhythms and Sleep Patterns; Causes and Effects of Deforestation


March 11, 2014
• Search for Disappeared Malaysian Airlines Plane; Edward Snowden Addressing Americans from Russia; Frozen Lake Michigan; Drought in California Continues


March 10, 2014
• Some Passengers aboard Disappeared Malaysian Airlines Had Stolen Passports; Crimean War of 19 Century in Photos and Poetry; International Crisis in Crimea Continues; Spelling Bee Face-Off Ended


March 07, 2014
• International Crisis in Crimea Continues; Passenger Plane Nearly Shot by North Koreans; Switching to Daylight Saving Time; Russian-Born Paralympian Goes to Sochi to Compete.


March 06, 2014
• Asteroid`s Passing Close to Earth; College Board Changes the SAT Exam; Large Treasure Found in the United States; Celtics` Fulfilling Their Fans` Dream


March 05, 2014
• Possible Sanctions against Russia for Military Intervention in Ukraine; Violent Protests in Caracas, Venezuelan Government; Fighting Poachers in Congo; New Budget Presented by President Obama


March 04, 2014
• Situation in Ukraine Affecting World Markets; Iranian Supreme Leader Calls for Iranians to Have More Children; Kessler Syndrome and Cascade Effect of Debris in Space; Iditarod Starting in Alaska


March 03, 2014
• Situation in Crimea; Heavy Rain Striking Southern California; Julia Ernst, Female Wrestler


February 28, 2014
• Situation in Crimea; Dangerous Ice Jams on U.S. Rivers; FDA Changing Food Labels to Promote Healthy Choices; Celebrities Using their Fame for Good Cause; Spiders Live on Air


February 27, 2014
• Obama`s Plan for Full Troop Withdrawal from Afghanistan; Tourists in Favelas for the World Cup in Rio de Janeiro; Welcoming Airman Teacher Home; River of Clouds over Atlanta; Rescue Dolphin Turned Artist


February 26, 2014
• Venezuela Divided; Banning Unhealthy Food and Drink Adds from Schools; Google Glass Banned in Several States; Lake Superior in Cave Frozen; Dome Built for School in Beijing to Protect Kids from Polluted Air


February 25, 2014
• Plans for Cutting U.S. Military; Virtual School Day instead of Snow Day in New Jersey School; Young Generation of Designers on Milan Fashion Week; Metrodome Taken Down; After 66 Rounds Administrators out of Words for Spelling Bee Contestants


February 24, 2014
• Ukrainian President Ousted; Final Medal Count for Sochi as the Olympic Games Close; Controversial Cases on Gun Rights and Limits of President`s Power for the Supreme Court; Medals of Honor Awarded to War Veterans after Many Decades; Raising of Federal Minimum Wage


February 21, 2014
• Ukraine as a Divided Country; Family Reunions for South and North Koreans; Loneliness Affecting People`s Health; John Glenn, Pioneer of U.S. Manned Space Program; Isaac Lufkin, Armless High School Football Player Getting Recognition from U.S. Presidents


February 20, 2014
• Anti-Government Protests in Kiev, Thailand and Venezuela; Unemployment and Youth Unemployment Causing Concerns in Japan, Middle East, North Africa, U.K. and United States; NBA`s 76ers Calling Player with Down Syndrome


February 19, 2014
• Anti-Government Protests in Kiev, Ukraine Turned Violent; Record Breaking Snowfalls in United States; Cyber Fraud Challenges Non-Cash Retail; Pandora`s New Ability To Figure Out Political Affiliation of Users


February 18, 2014
• Massive Anti-Government Protests in Venezuela; Seasonal Affective Disorder or Winter Blues; Lincoln Memorial, Place for Americans to Protest and Celebrate


February 14, 2014
• Massive Snowstorm Bringing Tragedy and Hardship in American Northeast and Southeast; President Obama`s Facing Lawsuit for NSA Surveillance Program; Comcast Plans to Buy Time Warner; Cleaning Burj Khalifa, the Highest Building in the World


February 13, 2014
• Severe Winter Weather in American Southeast; Babies and Morality


February 12, 2014
• French President`s Visit to Washington D.C.; China-Taiwan Historical Meeting in Nanjing; Celebrations of 35th Anniversary of Islamic Revolution in Tehran; The Large European Acoustic Facility Built to Imitate Space Flights; Mutts at Westminster Dog Show.


February 11, 2014
• Historical Flooding in England; Russians Proud of Winter Games in Sochi; Dam Building in Costa Rica May Block Important Passage for Jaguars


February 10, 2014
• Mixed Jobs Report; Sochi Olympics Opening Ceremony


February 07, 2014
• Winter Olympics Opening in Sochi, Russia; The High Tech Solution for Rio de Janeiro Infrastructure; Family Reunions of South and North Koreans Under Threat


February 06, 2014
• Sochi, Russia, is the Site of 22nd Winter Olympics; Cold Winter in the U.S. Affects Local Businesses


February 05, 2014
• Record Snowstorm in New York and New Jersey; Barack Obama`s Taking Measures to Provide Schools with High-Speed Internet; Facebook Celebrating Its Tenth Year Online; New Cars Will Be Able to Inform Their Drivers about the Situation on the Roads


February 04, 2014
• Emerging Markets` Negative Effect on Dow Industrial Average; President and Senate Ready for Compromise on Immigration Reform; Women`s Ski Jump Becomes New Olympic Sport


February 03, 2014
• Deadly Volcano Eruption in Indonesia; Political Unrest in Thailand; Black History Month; Aaron Lufkin, a Successful High School Football Player, Sets an Example for his Team


January 31, 2014
• Government Seeking Death Penalty for the Boston Marathon Bomber; Chinese Migrants` Travel Home for the Lunar New Year Family Reunion; Security at the Super Bowl


January 30, 2014
• Snowmageddon in Atlanta; Aleppo, Ancient Syrian City, Struck by Syrian Civil War; State of the Union; Cory Remsburg, an American hero.


January 29, 2014
• State of the Union; Wintry Conditions in Deep South; Julia Clukey, an Olympic Alternative and Recent Brain Surgery Patient; Lunar New Year Celebrations in China; Ed O`Bannon`s Lawsuit against NCAA to Get College Athletes Paid


January 28, 2014
• State of the Union; Lunar New Year Celebrations in China; Ed O`Bannon`s Lawsuit against NCAA to Get College Athletes Paid


January 27, 2014
• Turmoil in Egypt; Emerging Markets` Impact on Stocks


January 24, 2014
• Violent Clashes between Protesters and Riot Police in the Ukrainian Capital; Massive Cyber Security Breach in the United States; Bitter Cold in the United States Can Affect Super Bowl Timing


January 23, 2014
• Geneva a Center for International Talks and Organizations; Freedom of Speech in China; United States` Concern about Security at Winter Olympics in Russia; Google Glass for Firefighters


January 22, 2014
• The United States` Concern about the Security at Winter Olympics in Russia; An Unmanned Spacecraft Rosetta Back On Its Mission; One World Trade Center`s Construction in New York; "Shoes for Souls" Organized by 13-year old McClain Hermes; Bao Bao - Panda Born in Captivity


January 21, 2014
• Kenneth Bae`s Statement from North Korea; Edward Snowden`s Revealing the NSA Collecting Information on Americans; Martin Luther King`s Speech That Changed the Nation; Jamaica Bobsled Team Raising Money To Go to the Winter Olympics; An Army Mom Returning Home Surprises her Son at a Basketball Game


January 17, 2014
• President Obama Wants College Education to Be More Accessible to Lower Income Americans; Five-Year Anniversary of Miracle On the Hudson; Tracy Barnes Gives Her Place in the Olympic Team to Twin Sister


January 16, 2014
• Elections in Egypt; Extremely Hot Weather in Australia; FCC`s Net Neutrality Principle Struck Down by Federal Court; Google and Home Androids


January 15, 2014
• New Budget Bill Proposed; American Journalist Sent out of Russia; Pope Francis`s Address to Protect the Syrian Civil Population; Mass Protests in Bangkok


January 14, 2014
• Three Appointments by President Obama Rare Intersection of Three Branches of Government; West Virginia Water Pollution; State Department`s Warning to People Who Want to Visit the Winter Olympic Games in Sochi, Russia


January 13, 2014
• Israel Holds Memorial Service for Former Prime Minister Ariel Sharon; Discouraging Jobs Number; A-Rod Suspended for Duration of 2014 Season


January 10, 2014
• Syria`s Chemical Weapons Being Shipped from the Country; Price Gouging on Super Bowl Tickets; Smart Stuff and Driverless Cars from the Consumer Electronics Show


January 09, 2014
• Winter Olympic Games in Sochi; a Deadly Avalanche at the Vail Ski Resort in Colorado; Low Admission Standards for College Athletes


January 08, 2014
• New Outbreak of Violence in Iraq; Senate Confirms Yellen as Fed Chair


January 07, 2014
• Polar Vortex


January 06, 2014
• New Year Celebrations; A Rescue in Antarctica


December 20, 2013
• Congressional Compromise on Budget; Look Back at 2013


December 19, 2013
• Winter Olympics in Sochi and Controversial Russian Law about Homosexuality; Dennis Rodman Promotes Basketball Diplomacy with North Korea; Sea Fauna off the California Coast Showing Unusual Behavior Pattern; Training Facility for Space Tourism Opens in Pennsylvania


December 18, 2013
• Tech CEOs Meet with President Obama at the White House; Is Antibacterial Soap Safe?


December 17, 2013
• Severe Flooding Gaza; Ryan Freel Suffered from CTE


December 16, 2013
• Final Farewell to Nelson Mandela; Protests in Ukraine; Chinese Lunar Rover Exploring Moon


December 13, 2013
• Winter Storm in the U.S.; Should Passengers on Planes Be Able to Use Cell Phones?


December 12, 2013
• Continuing Protests in Ukraine; Pope Francis is "Time`s" Person of the Year; Software Developer Teaches New York Homeless Man to Code


December 11, 2013
• President Obama Speaks at Nelson Mandela`s Memorial Service; Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded on Earth?


December 10, 2013
• Winter Storm in the U.S.; Crisis in the Ukraine


December 09, 2013
• World Leaders, People Around the World Paying Tribute to Nelson Mandela; Winter Storm; North Korea Releases an American Who`d Been Arrested; Global Brands Compete for World Cup Advertisement Placement


December 06, 2013
• Nelson Mandela Dies


December 05, 2013
• Political Crisis in Ukraine; Detroit Bankruptcy


December 04, 2013
• Tensions in East Asia; Protests in Ukraine


December 03, 2013
• Investigation Into Train Derailment Continues; Two U.S. Citizens Detained in North Korea


December 02, 2013
• Protests in Thailand; 4 Killed in Train Derailment in New York City; Actor Paul Walker Dies in Car Crash


November 26, 2013
• Winter Weather Traveling Across Country; Reactions to Deal with Iran


November 25, 2013
• Deal Struck on Iranian Nuclear Weapons Program; Winter Storm


November 22, 2013
• Filibuster Reform; Potential Deal Between U.S., Afghanistan


November 21, 2013
• Meeting in Switzerland to Discuss Iran`s Nuclear Program; Medal of Freedom Honorees


November 20, 2013
• Natural Disaster Stories in Philippines, American Midwest; Caroline Kennedy Becomes U.S. Ambassador to Japan


November 19, 2013
• Storm System Rips Through Midwestern United States


November 18, 2013
• China Changes One-Child Policy; Aid Reaches Some Victims of Super Typhoon; Meningitis Outbreak on Princeton University Campus


November 15, 2013
• Proposed Fix for People Losing Insurance; Aftermath of Super Typhoon; OSHA Vs. Sea World


November 14, 2013
• Obamacare Enrollment; Survivors of Typhoon Haiyan Struggle With Need for Food, Supplies


November 13, 2013
• The Aftermath of Typhoon Hayian; Rabbi Finds Thousands of Dollars Hidden in Desk Bought on Craigslist


November 12, 2013
• State of National Calamity in the Philippines; Iron Man Suit for U.S. Special Forces


November 11, 2013
• Massive Typhoon Hits Philippines; President Obama Apologizes


November 08, 2013
• Monster Storm Bearing Down on Philippines; Twitter`s IPO


November 07, 2013
• Christie Wins NJ Governor Race; Governor-Elect Terry McAuliffe Wins Close Race in Virginia; Bill de Blasio Elected NYC Mayor


November 06, 2013
• 11 Colorado Counties Vote on Whether to Form 51st State; Chili-Gate


November 05, 2013
• Election Day in the U.S.; Solar Eclipse


November 04, 2013
• Shooting at LAX; Violence in Iraq


November 01, 2013
• Syria Faces First Chemical Weapons Deadline; World Record Wave?


October 31, 2013
• HHS Secretary Apologizes for Healthcare.gov Rollout; Spying on Germany


October 30, 2013
• Controversy Over Russian Law Dealing with Homosexuality; Turkey Opens Tunnel Connecting Europe, Asia


October 29, 2013
• Storm Hits Southern England; Hurricane Sandy`s Victims Still Recovering


October 28, 2013
• Controversial NSA Revelations; 49ers, Jaguars Square Off in London


October 25, 2013
• German Chancellor Responds to Reports U.S. Monitors Her Cell Phone; Snow Storm Expected on the East Coast


October 24, 2013
• Massachusetts Math Teacher Murdered; School Shooting in Nevada


October 23, 2013
• Government Jobs Report; Lionfish Invade Atlantic Ocean


October 22, 2013
• Obamacare Explained; Atlantic Hurricane Season a No-Show


October 21, 2013
• Wildfire Outbreak in Australia; Syrian Refugees


October 18, 2013
• U.S. Debt Ceiling Crisis Averted; Modern Day Slavery; Meteorite Fragment Found


October 17, 2013
• A Deal in D.C.; Two Girls Arrested for Bullying


October 16, 2013
• Iran`s Nuclear Program; Former Army Captain Receives Medal of Honor for Heroic Actions in Afghanistan


October 15, 2013
• Possible Deal on Government Shutdown, Debt Ceiling; Muslims Gather in Mecca for Hajj


October 14, 2013
• Tropical Cyclone Phailin Hits India; U.S. Federal Government Remains Shut Down


October 11, 2013
• Possible Solution to Debt Ceiling Fight; World`s Biggest Ship


October 10, 2013
• Egypt`s Deposed President Morsy Preparing to Stand Trial; Janet Yellen Nominated for Fed Chair; Debt Ceiling Fight


October 09, 2013
• Shutdown Showdown; Olympic Flame Comes to Russia


October 08, 2013
• Details of Two Terrorist Raids; U.S. Could Hit Debt Ceiling on October 17th


October 07, 2013
• U.S. Conducts Two Anti-Terror Raids on Same Day; Federal Government Still Shut Down; Upcoming Fight Over Debt Ceiling


October 04, 2013
• Government Shutdown Continues; Tracking Tropical Storm Karen


October 03, 2013
• Federal Government Remains Shut Down


October 02, 2013
• Federal Government Shut Down; Apple Surges Past Coke to Become World`s Most Valuable Brand


October 01, 2013
• Dems, GOP Still Have no Government Funding Deal; Delete All Button


September 30, 2013
• Government Shutdown Explained; U.N. Security Council Votes to Require Syria to Eliminate Chemical Weapons; Terrorist Bombing Crime Lab


September 27, 2013
• Iranian Foreign Minister, U.S. Secretary of State Meet; What Will Happen in a Government Shutdown?


September 26, 2013
• Senator Cruz Talks for 21 Straight Hours on Senate Floor; 7.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Pakistan


September 25, 2013
• Government Shutdown Possible; Update on Terror Attack on Kenyan Mall; College Athletes Protesting NCAA Rules


September 24, 2013
• U.N. General Assembly Annual Meeting Begins; Iranian President Reaching out to U.S.


September 23, 2013
• At Least 68 Killed, 175 Injured in Terror Attack on a Kenyan Mall; 13 Wounded by Shots Fired in Chicago Park


September 20, 2013
• Putin, McCain Write Dueling Op-Eds; Starbucks CEO Asks Customers Not to Bring Guns Into Starbucks Stores


September 19, 2013
• Average Cost of Gas in U.S. at $3 for 1,000 Days


September 18, 2013
• Authorities Identify Navy Yard Shooter as Aaron Alexis; Floods Damage Thousands of Colorado Homes


September 17, 2013
• Shooting Rampage in D.C.`s Navy Yard; U.N. Releases Report on Syria`s Chemical Weapons


September 16, 2013
• Severe Flooding in Colorado; U.S., Russia Come to Agreement on Syria


September 13, 2013
• U.S., Russia Try to Work Out Deal on Syrian Chemical Weapons; Heavy Rain in Colorado


September 12, 2013
• President Obama Addresses Nation on Syria


September 11, 2013
• Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks; Syria Negotiation


September 10, 2013
• President Obama to Address Nation on Syrian Crisis Tonight; Unmanned Aircraft


September 09, 2013
• Syrian Refugee Crisis; Tokyo Wins Olympic Bid


September 06, 2013
• Leaders of Nations Gather for G20 Summit; Debate Over Where to Rebury Richard III


September 05, 2013
• Syria Update; Rosh Hashanah


September 04, 2013
• U.S. Considers Military Action Against Syria; Dolphin Virus


September 03, 2013
• Will U.S. Attack Syria?; 64-Year-Old Swims From Cuba to Florida Without Shark Cage; Some Schools Opt Out of Healthy Lunch Program


August 30, 2013
• Strike on Syria?; `Invisible` Bicycle Helmet


August 29, 2013
• U.N. Representative Describes Situation in Syria as Most Serious Crisis Facing International Community; Fort Hood Shooter to Get Death Penalty


August 28, 2013
• Syria Suspected of Using Chemical Weapons; Remembering the March on Washington


August 27, 2013
• Rim Fire 13th Largest in California History; Veteran With PTSD Awarded Medal of Honor; Deaf DJ


August 26, 2013
• Wildfire Burning in Yosemite National Park in California; 50th Anniversary of March on Washington


August 23, 2013
• Thrill Killing in Oklahoma; NSA Revelations


August 22, 2013
• Civil War in Syria; New Concerns Over the Fukushima Nuclear Plant; Climate Change


August 21, 2013
• Fires in Idaho Threaten Thousands of Homes; 1972 Miami Dolphins Team Visits White House; Smart Spiderwebs


August 20, 2013
• Severe Weather in Idaho, Southeastern United States; Family Reunions in North, South Korea; Musician Plays iPhone


August 19, 2013
• Egypt Continues Cracks Down on Morsy Supporters; Firefighters Battle Massive Wildfire in Idaho; Back to School in Tornado-Ravaged Moore, Oklahoma


August 16, 2013
• Egypt`s Interim Government Cracks Down on Morsy Supporters; Unpaid Internships


August 15, 2013
• Is Senator Cruz Eligible for the Presidency?; Why Do Athletes Take Performance Enhancing Drugs?


August 14, 2013
• Court Hearing Connected to Boston Marathon Bombings; Recap of Recent U.S. Supreme Court Decisions


August 13, 2013
• Typhoon Utor Slams Philippines; Inside a Sinkhole; Recap of George Zimmerman Trial


August 12, 2013
• U.S. Embassies Closed Due to Terrorist Threat; Egypt in Turmoil


June 07, 2013
• A Look Back on the Year


June 06, 2013
• Syrian Forces Take Qusayr; Germany, Czech Republic Struggle With Severe Weather; Chrysler Refuses to Recall SUVs


June 05, 2013
• Fires in the West; Mississippi, Missouri Rivers Flood


June 04, 2013
• Protests in Turkey; Middle Eastern Coronavirus Spreads to Europe


June 03, 2013
• Storms Devastate Midwest


May 31, 2013
• Suspicious Letters Sent to White House, NYC Mayor; Is New Coronavirus a Threat?


May 30, 2013
• Genetically Modified Crops; Where Is Timbuktu?


May 29, 2013
• Supreme Court Rulings Preview; Homeless Student Becomes High School Valedictorian


May 28, 2013
• Bridge Collapse in Washington State; Boy Scouts to Allow Gays to Join


May 24, 2013
• President Obama Delivers Major Speech on Terrorism; Recovery Efforts in Oklahoma


May 23, 2013
• Aftermath of Deadly Tornado in Oklahoma


May 22, 2013
• Devastating Tornado Hits Oklahoma City Area


May 21, 2013
• Massive Tornado Hits Oklahoma City; Florida DOT Shortens Yellow- Light Times


May 20, 2013
• North Korea Fires Off 4 Missiles; Town Recovers After Devastating Storm; Palestinian Elections?


May 17, 2013
• Parts of Texas Recovering From Tornadoes; IRS Scandal


May 16, 2013
• Tropical Cyclone Threatens Bangladesh, Myanmar; NBA Considers Moving Sacramento Kings to Seattle


May 15, 2013
• AP: U.S. Government Secretly Collected Telephone Records From AP Employees


May 14, 2013
• Nawaz Sharif Elected Pakistan`s Prime Minister


May 13, 2013
• Two Car Bombs Explode in Turkish Town on Border with Syria; Former Guatemalan Dictator Guilty of Genocide


May 10, 2013
• Hopeful Signs in Syria; Tamerlan Tsarnaev Buried


May 09, 2013
• Benghazi Hearings Get Under Way


May 08, 2013
• Dow Jones Industrial Average Closes Above 15,000; President Obama Welcomes South Korean President to the White House


May 07, 2013
• 7 Killed, 16 Wounded in Multiple Bombings in Iraq; Face Recognition Technology


May 06, 2013
• Syria: Israel Attacked Our Military Research Facility; Rebuilding After Hurricane Sandy


May 03, 2013
• U.S. Citizen Held in North Korean Jail; President Obama Visits Mexico


May 02, 2013
• U.S. Officials Say They Have Evidence of Use of Chemical Weapons in Syria


May 01, 2013
• Greece Agrees to More Austerity Measures in Exchange for Another Bailout; Female DNA Found on Boston Bomb


April 30, 2013
• Syrian Prime Minister Survives Assassination Attempt; NBA Player Announces He`s Gay


April 29, 2013
• Investigation Into Boston Bombing Continues; Authorities Locate Landing Gear of 9/11 Plane


April 26, 2013
• U.S. Has Evidence of Use of Chemical Weapons in Syrian Civil War; George W. Bush Library Opens


April 25, 2013
• Aftermath of Boston Bombings


April 24, 2013
• Debate Over Surveillance Cameras; Mars Colony?


April 23, 2013
• Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Charged with Using a WMD


April 22, 2013
• Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect Arrested


April 19, 2013
• Deadly Explosion in Texas Fertilizer Plant; Spelling Bee Final Rule Change


April 18, 2013
• Identities of All 3 Boston Marathon Bombing Victims Released; Investigation Into Bombings Continues


April 17, 2013
• Boston Marathon Bombings


April 16, 2013
• Boston Bombings; North Korea Marks Kim Il-Sung`s Birthday; Jackie Robinson`s Legacy


April 15, 2013
• Secretary of State Kerry Wraps Up Asia Trip; A Look at Bitcoins


April 12, 2013
• Honoring Captain Emil Kapaun; Ancient History in Modern Times; School Holds First Integrated Prom; National Pillow Fight Day


April 11, 2013
• Gun Control and the Budget are Hot Topics in U.S. Politics Today; The "Zero TV" Generation; All About the Masters Golf Tournament


April 10, 2013
• Inside the North Korean Economy; Kenya has a New President; The Quest to Save Maritime History


April 09, 2013
• Margaret Thatcher Dies at 87; Remembering the Holocaust; What is the Stock Market, and How Does it Work?; Heli-Skiing where No One has Gone Before


April 08, 2013
• U.S. Diplomat Killed in Afghanistan; U.S. Economy Adds Only 88,000 Jobs in March


April 05, 2013
• North Korea Moves Missile, Launch Parts; Twitter and Freedom of Speech


April 04, 2013
• North Korea Ramps up Tough Talk; Rutgers Head Coach Fired; Alleviating Traffic in the City of Angels; Animals Get Down


April 03, 2013
• NRA Releases School Safety Plan; President Obama Calls for Brain Mapping Project


April 02, 2013
• Texas DA Shot Killed in His Home; World Autism Awareness Day


April 01, 2013
• North Korea Says It`s in State of War with South Korea; Teachers, School Administrators Charged in Connection with Cheating Scandal in Atlanta


March 29, 2013
• President Obama Pushes for Stricter Gun Laws


March 28, 2013
• Supreme Court Tackles Same-Sex Marriage; First Female Head of the Secret Service Appointed; The Fight for Education in Pakistan; FAA Considers Allowing Electronics in Flight; Everyone Cheers, Everyone Wins


March 27, 2013
• More Threats From North Korea; Iraqi Boy Recovers From Horrific Attack


March 26, 2013
• Cyprus Deal Worked Out; Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Same-Sex Marriage


March 25, 2013
• Pope Francis Takes Part in Palm Sunday Service; Tonight First Night of Passover


March 22, 2013
• President Obama`s Middle East Visit; Will Cyprus Get a Bailout?


March 21, 2013
• President Obama Visits Israel; Malala Yusafzai to Attend British School


March 20, 2013
• President Obama Visits Israel; Protecting the Pope


March 19, 2013
• Iraq War Anniversary


March 18, 2013
• Pentagon Beefs Up Missile Defense; Should Boxers Use Head Gear?


March 15, 2013
• Xi Jinping Becomes President of China; Catholics Have a New Pope


March 14, 2013
• New Pope Chosen; Syrian Refugees; Teens Driving Safely


March 13, 2013
• First Conclave Vote Produces No Pope; The Role of Women in the World


March 12, 2013
• North Korea Declares 1953 Armistice Invalid; Fukushima-Daichi Meltdown Anniversary


March 11, 2013
• Uhuru Kenyatta Declared Winner in Kenyan Presidential Elections; Conclave to Elect New Pope to Begin Tuesday


March 08, 2013
• U.N. Security Council Unanimously Votes for Tougher North Korea Sanctions; Senator Paul`s Filibuster


March 07, 2013
• Winter Storm Batters Eastern United States; Hugo Chavez`s Legacy


March 06, 2013
• Longtime Leader of Venezuela, Hugo Chavez, has Died; Inside a Sinkhole; North Korea Threatens to Break Armistice


March 05, 2013
• Kenya Uses Social Media to Mediate Electoral Process; Infant Functionally Cured of HIV; How to Fight Food Waste


March 04, 2013
• Sinkhole Swallows Florida Man


March 01, 2013
• Sequester Cuts Take Effect Today


February 28, 2013
• Roman Catholic Church Will Choose New Leader


February 27, 2013
• Chuck Hagel Confirmed for Secretary of Defense Post; What Determines the Price of a Gallon of Gas?


February 26, 2013
• Secretary Kerry Heads to Europe, Middle East; One-Year Anniversary of the Killing of Trayvon Martin


February 25, 2013
• Park Geun-hye Becomes South Korea`s First Female President; Rat Problem in Lower Manhattan


February 22, 2013
• Big Winter Storm Expected to Affect Over 20 Percent of U.S. Population


February 21, 2013
• Restaurant Explodes Because of Gas Leak


February 20, 2013
• Products Found to Contain Horse Meat Pulled Off Shelves; Making Flying Safer


February 19, 2013
• Meteor Hits Russia; Political Fight Over the Sequester


February 15, 2013
• Damaged Cruise Pulled Into Port; Military Drones


February 14, 2013
• President Obama Talks About the Economy in SOTU; Doggy Bad Hair Day


February 13, 2013
• President Obama Delivers the State of the Union Address


February 12, 2013
• Pope Benedict Resigns; State of the Union Preview


February 11, 2013
• U.S. Northeast Digging Out From Massive Blizzard; Fashion Week in New York; Eating Dirt


February 08, 2013
• Northeastern U.S. Expects Blizzard; Exploiting the Tragedy?


February 07, 2013
• Earthquake, Tsunami Near Solomon Islands; Post Office to Stop Saturday Mail Delivery


February 06, 2013
• Gas Prices Reach $3.54 a Gallon; Controversy Surrounds Beitar Football Club in Jerusalem


February 05, 2013
• Malala Yusufzai`s Recovery Update; Richard III`s Remains Found


February 04, 2013
• Murdered Girl Becomes Part of Discussion About Gun Control; Rosa Parks` 100th Birthday


February 01, 2013
• Hagel Grilled on Capitol Hill


January 31, 2013
• John Kerry Confirmed as Nation`s Top Diplomat; Wayne Lapierre, Gabrielle Giffords Talk Guns on Capitol Hill


January 30, 2013
• Immigration Reform; U.S. Has More Tornadoes Than Any Other Country


January 29, 2013
• Deadly Nightclub Fire in Brazil; Immigration Reform


January 28, 2013
• Deadly Nightclub Fire Kills Over 230 in Brazil; Prince Harry Talks About Serving in Afghanistan


January 25, 2013
• Pentagon Lifts Restrictions on Women in Combat


January 24, 2013
• Hillary Clinton Faces Questions Over Benghazi Attack


January 23, 2013
• Inaugural Prayer Service; World Economic Forum in Davos Begins


January 22, 2013
• President Obama`s Inauguration


January 18, 2013
• Presidential Inauguration Traditions


January 17, 2013
• President Obama Puts Forward Gun Control Measures; A Look at Flu Vaccines


January 16, 2013
• Armstrong Admits Doping; Biden to Present Gun Violence Report


January 15, 2013
• Mali Fights Rebels; Washington Gets Ready for Inauguration Ceremony


January 14, 2013
• NHL Ready to Get Back Onto Ice; Protests in Northern Ireland


January 11, 2013
• NFL and CTE


January 10, 2013
• Obama Administration Expected to Push for Stricter Gun Control; Are Some Cars Too Quiet?


January 09, 2013
• Widespread Flu Outbreak; Library of Congress Collects Tweets; Consumer Electronics Show Highlights New Tech


January 08, 2013
• New Secretary of Defense Nominated; Immigration Reform on the Agenda


January 07, 2013
• Congress to Take Up Sandy Relief Bill, Gun Control Measures


January 04, 2013
• Fighting in Syria; Boehner Reelected Speaker


January 03, 2013
• Congress Approves Fix to Fiscal Cliff


January 02, 2013
• New Year Celebrations; Fiscal Cliff Uncertainty


December 21, 2012
• The Season`s First Blizzard Hits the U.S.; Fiscal Cliff


December 20, 2012
• Benghazi Report Released; Coping with a Tragedy


December 19, 2012
• Newtown Shootings; The Mayan Calendar


December 18, 2012
• Newtown Mourns After Massacre


December 17, 2012
• Shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary


December 14, 2012
• Dispute Over Islands; Syria`s Civil War


December 13, 2012
• North Korea Sends Satellite Into Orbit; The Prime Minister Game


December 12, 2012
• Michigan to Become a Right-to-Work State; Interview with Kareem Abdul-Jabbar


December 11, 2012
• Search for Missing People Ongoing in the Philippines; Devastation in Aleppo


December 10, 2012
• Two Dallas Cowboys Players Involved in Lethal Car Crash; U.S. Economy Adds 146,000 Jobs in November, CDC: Flu Season Arrives Early


December 07, 2012
• Protests in Egypt; Fiscal Cliff Negotiations; North Korea Prepares for a Rocket Launch


December 06, 2012
• Royal Rule Changed; The Possibility of Invisibility; Fighter Fights Back Against Bullying


December 05, 2012
• President Obama Warns Bashar Al-Assad Against Use of Chemical Weapons; Is Voyager Ready to Leave Solar System?


December 04, 2012
• Moment of Silence at Pregame Ceremonies; Should Bob Costas Have Spoken Out During Halftime?


December 03, 2012
• Violence in Afghanistan; Political Unrest in Egypt; Diagnosing Parkinson`s Over the Phone


November 30, 2012
• U.N. Votes to Grant Palestine Non-Member Observer Status; Einstein`s Brain


November 29, 2012
• Violence in Mexico; Eating Insects


November 28, 2012
• Protests in Egypt; Mexican President-Elect Meets With President Obama


November 27, 2012
• Recovery from Hurricane Sandy; 17-Year-Old Race Car Driver Speaks Out Against Distracted Driving


November 26, 2012
• Cease-Fire Holding in Gaza, Israel; Fiscal Cliff Looming; Cleanup From Sandy Continues


November 20, 2012
• War in Israel, Gaza Continues; Choosing the Right College


November 16, 2012
• Congress Holds Hearings on Benghazi Attacks


November 15, 2012
• President Obama Holds First News Conference Since Election Day; Underwater Museum


November 14, 2012
• Civil War in Syria; Changes to Obama`s Cabinet Expected


November 13, 2012
• Oil Drilling in the Arctic; SEALs Disciplined


November 12, 2012
• CIA Director Resigns Over Extramarital Affair; Update on Malala; Veterans Day in the United States


November 09, 2012
• Greek Unemployment Hits 25 Percent; Earthquake in Guatemala


November 08, 2012
• Barack Obama Reelected; Nor`easters Explained


November 07, 2012
• Barack Obama Wins Reelection


November 06, 2012
• Look Ahead to Presidential Election


November 05, 2012
• Presidential Election One Day Away; Daylight Saving Time Explained


November 02, 2012
• Personal Stories; Michelangelo`s Masterpiece Turns 500


November 01, 2012
• Aftermath of Hurricane Sandy


October 31, 2012
• Hurricane Sandy`s Aftermath


October 30, 2012
• Tracking Hurricane Sandy


October 29, 2012
• Sandy Threatens U.S. East Coast; Obama, Romney Continue Campaigning; Supreme Court to Take Up Controversial Copyright Protection Case


October 26, 2012
• Presidential Campaign Enters Final Stretch; Update on Malala`s Condition


October 25, 2012
• Cease-Fire Proposal in Syria; Tracking Hurricane Sandy


October 24, 2012
• Obama, Romney Crisscrossing the Country


October 23, 2012
• President Obama, Mitt Romney Debate Foreign Policy


October 22, 2012
• Pope Canonizes Native American Saint; Hajj Begins


October 19, 2012
• Terror Plot Uncovered; Deficits Explained


October 18, 2012
• Update on Malala`s Condition; Armstrong Steps Down as LiveStrong Chairman


October 17, 2012
• Second Presidential Debate; Rubik`s Cube


October 16, 2012
• Presidential Debate Tonight; Remembering Cuban Missile Crisis


October 15, 2012
• Update on 14-Year-Old Women`s Rights Activist`s Condition; EU Wins Nobel Peace Prize


October 12, 2012
• VP Debate; The Neuroscience of Time


October 11, 2012
• 14-Year-Old Activist Shot in the Head; Preview of VP Debate


October 10, 2012
• Skipping School; Sandusky Sentenced


October 09, 2012
• Chavez Reelected President of Venezuela; SpaceX Rocket on Its Way to International Space Station


October 08, 2012
• Economic Numbers; New Dinosaur Discovered; NASCAR Diversity


October 05, 2012
• Syrian Civil War Reaches Into Turkey; Rapping a Cure for Stuttering?


October 04, 2012
• U.S. Presidential Debate; Hispanic Heritage Month


October 03, 2012
• Preview of Presidential Debate; Message in a Bottle


October 02, 2012
• Syrian Foreign Minister Addresses U.N.; What Is a Stump Speech?


October 01, 2012
• Civil War in Syria; Farming in the Open Ocean


September 28, 2012
• NFL Strikes Deal With Refs; Are Cell Phones Dangerous?


September 27, 2012
• The Master of Diplomacy; Re-branding Chess


September 26, 2012
• President Obama Addresses U.N. General Assembly; College Affordability


September 25, 2012
• U.N. General Assembly Meets; What Is the Electoral College?


September 24, 2012
• Senate Works Late; Chipper Jones Helps Out


September 21, 2012
• U.S. Conducts Naval Exercise Near Strait of Hormuz; CNN Heroes


September 20, 2012
• Deal Reached in Teacher Strike; Dangers of Texting and Driving


September 19, 2012
• Obama, Romney on Afghanistan; What Is a Swing State?


September 18, 2012
• The Modern Democratic Party; World`s First Color Film


September 17, 2012
• The Origins of the GOP; Hispanic Heritage Month


September 14, 2012
• Wave of Violence Spreading Across Middle East; Romney`s, Obama`s Economic Plans Compared


September 13, 2012
• Four American Diplomats Killed in Libya


September 12, 2012
• Paying Tribute to Victims of 9/11; Disappearing Animals


September 11, 2012
• Chicago Teachers on Strike; Violence on the Rise in Afghanistan


September 10, 2012
• 62 Killed, 200 Injured in Iraq Attacks; Mediocre U.S. Jobs Report


September 07, 2012
• President Obama, Vice President Biden Speak at the DNC


September 06, 2012
• U.S. Navy SEAL Releases Book About Raid on bin Laden`s Compound; Democratic National Convention Continues


September 05, 2012
• Democratic National Convention Starts; What Does It Take to Be Middle Class?


September 04, 2012
• Democratic National Convention Begins Today in Charlotte


August 31, 2012
• GOP Convention Draws to Close


August 30, 2012
• Hurricane Isaac Makes Landfall; GOP Convention in Tampa


August 29, 2012
• Republican National Convention Kicks Off in Florida; Interview with Matt Stutzman, the Armless Archer


August 28, 2012
• GOP Convention Starts; Tropical Storm Isaac May Hit New Orleans


August 27, 2012
• Tropical Storm Isaac Hits Haiti; Remembering Neil Armstrong


August 24, 2012
• Tropical Storm Isaac Expected to Hit Island of Hispaniola; Lowest Voice in the World


August 23, 2012
• How Much Food Do We Throw Out?; West Nile Virus Outbreak


August 22, 2012
• 11-Mile Stretch of Mississippi River Closed; Nyad Falls Short


August 21, 2012
• Dispute Over East China Sea Islands; Augusta Admits Women


August 20, 2012
• Strike in South African Mine Turns Deadly; The One-Square-Meter House


August 17, 2012
• Some Illegal Immigrants Can Avoid Deportation Through New Program; Secret Lives of House Cats


August 16, 2012
• West Nile Virus Epidemic; Surveillance Cameras Everywhere


August 15, 2012
• U.S. Air Force Tests Super-Fast Plane; Several Cars Fail New Crash Test; War in Syria


August 14, 2012
• Extreme Drought; Saudi Arabia to Build a Women-Only City


August 13, 2012
• Romney Selects Ryan; Olympic Recap; Summer Headlines


June 08, 2012
• FBI Investigating Leak of Classified Documents


June 07, 2012
• Wisconsin Recall Vote Fails; Egyptian Student Sends Spiders into Orbit


June 06, 2012
• Senior Al Qaeda Leader Killed in Drone Strike; Wisconsin Gubernatorial Recall Election


June 05, 2012
• Wisconsin`s Election; New Mexico Wildfire


June 04, 2012
• Syrian President Speaks about Violence; Mubarak Sentenced to Life in Prison


June 01, 2012
• Fighting in Syria; Michael Bloomberg Wants to Ban Large Sodas


May 31, 2012
• Charles Taylor Sentenced to 50 Years; Mitt Romney Officially Wins GOP Nomination


May 30, 2012
• Rescue Workers Search for Survivors After Earthquake in Italy; Massacre in Syria


May 29, 2012
• Observing Memorial Day; Tracking Tropical Storm Beryl


May 25, 2012
• Hurricane Bud Becomes Second Named Storm in Pacific Ocean; Debris Along Alaska`s Coastline


May 24, 2012
• Elections in Egypt


May 23, 2012
• Commercial Rocket Takes Off for International Space Station


May 22, 2012
• Recovery Efforts in Joplin, Missouri; NATO Meeting in Chicago


May 21, 2012
• G8 and NATO Summits; Chen Guangcheng Comes to the US


May 18, 2012
• Facebook: Third Biggest IPO in U.S. History


May 17, 2012
• Wildfires in Arizona; Championing Children


May 16, 2012
• Facebook Goes Public; French, German Officials Meet


May 15, 2012
• JP Morgan`s Big Loss; Flesh-Eating Bacteria


May 14, 2012
• Greek Government Troubles; Spain`s Economic Woes


May 11, 2012
• Election Results from France and Greece; Shaquille O`Neal`s Favorite Teacher


May 10, 2012
• More on the Foiled Terror Plot; Report on Obesity


May 09, 2012
• Terror Plot Foiled


May 08, 2012
• France Elects New President; Greece Votes for Shift of Power in Parliament


May 07, 2012
• US Unemployment Numbers;


May 04, 2012
• Bin Laden Documents Posted Online; Junior Seau`s Suicide


May 03, 2012
• Reactions to President`s Afghanistan Speech;` Stop the Hate` Contest


May 02, 2012
• Obama Visits Afghanistan; May Day Protests


May 01, 2012
• Anniversary of Death of bin Laden


April 30, 2012
• Sudan-South Sudan Conflict; A Year after Massive Tornado Outbrak


April 27, 2012
• Charles Taylor Found Guilty of Aiding and Abetting War Crimes


April 26, 2012
• Governor Romney Wins Five Primaries; Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Arizona`s Controversial Immigration Law


April 25, 2012
• The U.S.-Mexico Border; The Race for the White House


April 24, 2012
• April Snowstorm in Northeastern U.S.


April 23, 2012
• France Holds Elections; Celebrating Earth Day


April 20, 2012
• Missile Test Reactions; Discovery Space Shuttle Retired


April 19, 2012
• Accusations and Speculation Between U.S. and North Korea; T-Minus 100 Days Til Start of 2012 Summer Olympics; On This Day in History


April 18, 2012
• Space Shuttle Discovery Becomes Museum Exhibit; Australian Forces Prepare to Leave Afghanistan


April 17, 2012
• Tax Day in the U.S.


April 16, 2012
• Titanic Remebered; More Than a Hundred Tornadoes Reported


April 13, 2012
• Cease-Fire in Syria?; North Korea`s Rocket Test


April 12, 2012
• George Zimmerman Charged


April 11, 2012
• Rick Santorum Suspends Campaign


April 10, 2012
• North Korea`s Upcoming Nuclear Test


April 09, 2012
• Afghan Raid Agreement; US Jobs Report


April 06, 2012
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Predictions


April 05, 2012
• Results of Tuesday`s Primaries; Tornadoes in Texas


April 04, 2012
• Dallas Area Hit by Tornadoes; Primary Preview


April 03, 2012
• North American Leaders Summit


April 02, 2012
• Myanmar Elections; Observing Earth Hour


March 30, 2012
• Colorado Governor Suspends Controlled Burns; Number of Autistic Children on the Rise


March 29, 2012
• Increased Security at the SATs


March 28, 2012
• Update on Crisis in Syria; Supreme Court Hears Health Care Reform Arguments
• Update on Crisis in Syria; Supreme Court Hears Health Care Reform Arguments


March 27, 2012
• U.S. Supreme Courts Begins Hearing Arguments Over Health Care Law; Pope Benedict Visits Mexico


March 26, 2012
• President Obama in South Korea; Health Care Law to be Ruled on by Supreme Court


March 23, 2012
• Water in the Desert; Lessons Off the Court; Terrorist Shootout


March 22, 2012
• Illinois Primary Results


March 21, 2012
• Authorities Investigate Iraq Bombings; Illinois Primary


March 20, 2012
• Illinois Presidential Primary Preview; Snowstorm in Arizona


March 19, 2012
• Puerto Rico Primary; Women`s History Month


March 16, 2012
• The Crisis in Syria


March 15, 2012
• Results of GOP Primaries in Deep South


March 14, 2012
• GOP Primaries in Alabama, Mississippi; Rare Earth Elements


March 13, 2012
• Reports Say More than 100 Syrians Killed Sunday


March 12, 2012
• Allegations of Civilians Being Shot in Afghanistan; Space Shuttle Endeavour Going to a Museum


March 09, 2012
• Iran`s Nuclear Program


March 08, 2012
• Super Tuesday Results; Violence in Syria


March 07, 2012
• Super Tuesday; Women`s History Month


March 06, 2012
• Super Tuesday Preview


March 05, 2012
• Tornado Damage Assessment; BP Settlement over Gulf Spill


March 02, 2012
• Violence in Syria


March 01, 2012
• Romney Wins Primaries in Michigan, Arizona


February 29, 2012
• Primaries in Michigan, Arizona; Dow Hits 13,000


February 28, 2012
• High School Shooting in Ohio; Iran`s Nuclear Program


February 27, 2012
• Negotiating for Peace in Syria; Previewing the Russia Election


February 24, 2012
• Two Military Helicopters Collide, Killing 7 Marines


February 23, 2012
• Two Journalists Killed in Syria; Violent Demonstrations Leave at Least 5 Dead in Afghanistan


February 22, 2012
• New Hope for Greece


February 21, 2012
• IAEA Inspectors Go to Iran; FBI Foils Terrorist Plot


February 17, 2012
• Violence in Syria


February 16, 2012
• Iran`s Nuclear Program; China`s VP Visits Iowa


February 15, 2012
• The Crisis in Syria


February 14, 2012
• US Budget Presented; Greek Economic Crisis


February 13, 2012
• Whitney Houston Dies; Rmeny Takes Maine, CPAC Votes; Rising Ocean Levels


February 10, 2012
• Banks Settle with Federal Government, 49 States for $26 Billion


February 09, 2012
• Santorum Wins Minnesota, Colorado Caucuses and Missouri Primary


February 08, 2012
• Crisis in Syria


February 07, 2012
• Crisis in Syria


February 06, 2012
• Nevada Caucuses Results; Multi-Generational Households


February 03, 2012
• Defense Secretary Announces End to Combat Mission in Afghanistan Next Year


February 02, 2012
• Deadly Riot Breaks Out After a Soccer Match in Egypt


February 01, 2012
• Florida Primary Results


January 31, 2012
• Florida Holds Presidential Primary


January 30, 2012
• Reporting on Syria; Iran Sanctions; Campaign Spending


January 27, 2012
• Several Buildings Collapse in Rio de Janeiro


January 26, 2012
• Aid Workers Freed; President Obama Goes on the Road to Promote SOTU Proposals


January 25, 2012
• President Obama Delivers State of the Union Address


January 24, 2012
• School District Eliminates Sports; Tornado Rips Through Alabama


January 23, 2012
• Results of the South Carolina Primary; US Congress May Back Away from SOPA, PIPA


January 20, 2012
• Only 4 Republicans Remain in Race for GOP Nomination for President


January 19, 2012
• SOPA,PIPA Cause Controversy


January 18, 2012
• Cruise Ship Captain May Be Charged With Abandoning Ship


January 17, 2012
• Rescue Efforts Off the Coast of Italy


January 13, 2012
• Controversy Involving Mississippi Pardons; Haiti Earthquake: Two Years Later


January 12, 2012
• Race for the GOP Nomination Heads to South Carolina


January 11, 2012
• New Hampshire Primary; Nationwide Strike in Nigeria; Consumer Electronics Show


January 10, 2012
• Violence in Syria; New Hampshire Primary Preview


January 09, 2012
• Examining the Latest Unemployment Numbers; One Years Since Tucson Shootings; A Million-Dollar Penny


January 08, 2012
• Examining the Latest Unemployment Numbers; One Years Since Tucson Shootings; A Million-Dollar Penny


January 06, 2012
• President Obama Announces Changes to U.S. Military


January 05, 2012
• Romney Beats Santorum by 8 Votes in Iowa Caucuses


January 04, 2012
• Following the Iowa Caucuses; Examining the International Dateline; Iran`s Nuclear Ambitions


January 03, 2012
• Examining the Primaries; Korean Relations After Kim Jong-il


December 16, 2011
• U.S. Troops Leave Iraq


December 15, 2011
• President Obama Visits Ft. Bragg


December 14, 2011
• Congress Tackles Payroll Tax Cut


December 13, 2011
• Iraq War Ends


December 12, 2011
• Middle Eastern Overview; Nobel Peace Prize Winners; Climate Change Summit


December 09, 2011
• U.S. Troops Leaving Iraq


December 08, 2011
• European Economy in Crisis; Are Russian Elections Free and Fair?


December 07, 2011
• Payroll Tax Cut Fight; NASA Discovers Earth-Like Planet


December 06, 2011
• European Leaders Work to Prevent Another Debt Crisis; Iran Claims to Have Shot Down U.S. Drone


December 05, 2011
• GOP Nomination Race; US Unemployment; Helping a Wayward Sea Turtle


December 02, 2011
• Ceremony in Baghdad Honors American, Iraqi Forces


December 01, 2011
• U.S., European Central Banks Team Up to Support Global Economy


November 30, 2011
• Tensions Among Afghanistan, Pakistan, United States


November 29, 2011
• Elections in Egypt; Painting the Mountains White


November 28, 2011
• Sanctions for Syria; US Troops Leaving Iraq; Flying without Fuel


November 22, 2011
• NY Officials Arrest Man Planning Terror Attack; Protests in Egypt


November 21, 2011
• Congressional Super Committee Faces Deadline; Complaints about Egyptian Reform Pace; Gadhafi`s Son Captured in Libya; Collecting Solar Energy


November 18, 2011
• Occupy Movement Enters Third Month; Chess in Azerbaijan


November 17, 2011
• Afghanistan and NATO Troops; Green Factories


November 16, 2011
• More U.S. Troops Could Be Headed to Australia


November 15, 2011
• Supreme Court to Decide Constitutionality of Health Care Reform; Occupy Movement


November 14, 2011
• Visiting the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center; Taking a Look at the APEC Conference; Brazil Prepares to Host the Olympics; Studying the Dead Sea


November 11, 2011
• Riots at Penn State; Veteran`s Day


November 10, 2011
• Paterno Announces Retirement; Another Earthquake in Turkey


November 09, 2011
• Berlusconi to Step Down as Italy`s Prime Minister; Who Will Become the Next Greek Prime Minister?


November 08, 2011
• Conrad Murray Found Guilty; Election Day; Incumbent Advantages; Does Italy Need a Bailout?


November 07, 2011
• Greece is Forming a New Government; Explaining the Muslim Pilgrimage; Mars Simulation Test


November 04, 2011
• Greece`s Debt Crisis; Daylight Savings Time


November 03, 2011
• Previewing the G-20 Summit; Using MRIs for Diagnosing Injuries


November 02, 2011
• European Leaders Agree on Greece Bailout Plan; Preview of Election 2012


November 01, 2011
• NATO Mission in Libya Ends; World Population Estimated at 7 Billion; Major Snowstorm Hits US Northeast


October 31, 2011
• Terror Attack in Afghanistan; Statue of Liberty Turns 125


October 28, 2011
• Stock Markets Up; World Population Projected to Hit 7 Billion Monday


October 27, 2011
• European Union Representatives Meet in Belgium


October 26, 2011
• Mexico Prepares for Hurricane


October 25, 2011
• Recovery Efforts in Turkey; Elections in Tunisia


October 24, 2011
• US Troops to Leave Iraq by Year`s End; Earthquake Hits Turkey; Baseball Mulls Chewing Tobacco Ban


October 21, 2011
• Moammar Gadhafi Dead


October 20, 2011
• GOP Candidates Try to Impress Voters in Las Vegas Debate; CNN Hero Fulfills Promise to Help Those in Need


October 19, 2011
• Exchange of Prisoners in the Middle East; Hillary Clinton Meets With Libya`s Temporary Leadership


October 18, 2011
• Protests in Yemen; Preview of Nevada GOP Presidential Debate


October 17, 2011
• MLK Jr Memorial Dedicated; US Sends Troops to Central Africa; Big Ben is Leaning


October 14, 2011
• South Korean President Honored With State Dinner at White House


October 13, 2011
• Fighting in Libya Continues; Hurricane Jova Hammers Mexico


October 12, 2011
• Congress Takes Up Jobs Bill


October 11, 2011
• Outbreak of Violence in Egypt; Parts of Mexico Brace for Hurricane Jova


October 10, 2011
• Running on the Moon; Unemployment Remains High; Dealing with Bullying


October 07, 2011
• Remembering Steve Jobs; Occupy Wall Street


October 06, 2011
• Protests in Athens; 2 Pacific Island Nations About to Run out of Drinking Water


October 05, 2011
• S&P 500 Drops into Bear Market Territory; Denmark Taxes Fatty Foods


October 04, 2011
• Greek Debt Problem; The Second-Largest Country by Population to Attempt a Census; Excelling at Football


October 03, 2011
• A Major al Qaeda Figure is Killed; France`s Post-It War


September 30, 2011
• Massachusetts Man Charged with Plotting Attack on Washington, D.C.


September 29, 2011
• President Obama Broadcasts Speech to Students Over Internet; SAT Scandal


September 28, 2011
• Government Shutdown Averted; Supreme Court Goes Into Session


September 27, 2011
• Government Shutdown?; Michael Jackson`s Former Doctor Charged With Manslaughter


September 26, 2011
• Straw Poll Results; A Satellite Falls to Earth; Good Samaritan


September 23, 2011
• Dow Drops Nearly 400 Points


September 22, 2011
• President Obama Addresses U.N. General Assembly; Iran Releases American Prisoners


September 21, 2011
• U.N. Welcomes Libya`s New Leadership; The End of DADT


September 20, 2011
• President Obama Unveils Proposal to Cut Deficit


September 19, 2011
• Greek Debt; Palestinians Push for Full UN Membership


September 16, 2011
• Boehner Lays Out GOP Plan to Fix Economy


September 15, 2011
• Major Flooding in Pakistan; China`s Middle Class


September 14, 2011
• Series of High-Profile Attacks in Kabul; GOP Hopefuls Square Off in First Tea Party Debate; Poverty On the Rise in America


September 13, 2011
• President Obama Makes Case for his Jobs Plan; GOP Presidential Candidates Debate


September 12, 2011
• Remembering 9/11;


September 09, 2011
• President Obama Unveils Details of Jobs Plan


September 08, 2011
• President Obama Prepares to Roll out Jobs Plan; Wildfires in Texas


September 07, 2011
• Wildfires Burn in Texas; USPS on the Verge of Default


September 06, 2011
• Unemployment Rate Unchanged at 9.1 Percent; Japan`s Nuclear Crisis: Six Months Later


September 02, 2011
• Wildfires Raging; Touring Tripoli; President on Jobs


September 01, 2011
• Effects of Oil Spill on Gulf of Mexico; Profile of Oscar Pistorius


August 31, 2011
• STUDENT NEWS for August 31, 2011


August 30, 2011
• Aftermath of Hurricane Irene; Mongolia Described


August 29, 2011
• Aftermath of the Hurricane; Another al Qaeda Leader Killed; Animals and Earhquakes


August 26, 2011
• Hurricane Irene Details; Steve Jobs Resigns


August 25, 2011
• Flag Tour; East Coast Earthquake; Hurricane Irene


August 24, 2011
• Latest on Libya; Affect on Oil Prices


August 23, 2011
• Libyan Rebels Enter the Capital City; President to Announce Jobs Plan


August 22, 2011
• Different Views of the Civil War in Libya; Violence Increasing in Israel