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January 05, 2019
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; Vice President Mike Pence and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Meet with Congressional Staffers to Negotiate Reopening Government; TSA Employees Calling out Sick During Government Shutdown; Nancy Pelosi's Early Family Life Profiled; Analysts Examine Current State of U.S. Economy; Police Searching for Shooter of Seven-Year-Old Girl in Houston, Texas; Conjoined Twins Successfully Separated by Surgery. Aired 2-3p ET
• Pence Meets with House, Senate Staff as Shutdown Enters Week 3; Trump Says Could Call National Emergency, Build Wall Quickly; Government Shutdown Has Far-Reaching Impact; House-Passed Stop-Gap Spending Bill Expected to Die in Senate; Furloughed Government Workers Feeling Pain of Government Shutdown; David Arron Miller: Critics' Concerns on Withdraw from Syria Overblown; Russia: Too Early to Discuss "Prisoner Swap" for American; Community Mourns 7-Year-Old Shot in Houston; Federal Employees Union Sues Trump Administration over Forced to Work without Pay During Shutdown. Aired 1-2p ET
• Fourteen Days, 12 Hours And Counting for Shutdown; The Number Of TSA Workers Calling Out Sick Has Soared During This Shutdown; Senator Elizabeth Warren Is In The Pivotal State Of Iowa Becoming The First Top Tier Candidate To Visit That State; Three Dead, Several Others Injured After Bowling Alley Shooting; Freshman Democrat Defends Colleague's Profane Impeachment Statement; Trump: Gov't Won't Reopen Until Border Standoff is Solved. Aired 12-1p ET
• Pence Meeting with House, Senate Staff as Shutdown Enters Week 3; Shutdown Impact; Interview with Rep. Carolyn Maloney; Russians: Now Isn't the Time to Discuss Prisoner Swap; Special Ops Chief Pleads Not Guilty to Premeditated Murder; Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Hits Back at GOP Critics. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; Vice President Mike Pence and Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Meet with Congressional Staffers to Negotiate Reopening Government; President Trump Comments on Unpaid Government Workers being Democrats; Elizabeth Warren Goes on Presidential Campaign Tour in Iowa; TSA Employees Calling out Sick During Government Shutdown; New Technology Reduces Carbon Footprint of Cement Mixing; Police Searching for Shooter of Seven-Year-Old Girl in Houston, Texas. Aired 10-11a ET


January 04, 2019
• New U.S. House Passes Bills To Reopen Government; Tropical Storm Pabuk Makes Landfall In Thailand; 116th Congress Most Diverse In U.S. History; 13 Canadians Arrested In China Since December 1st; Turkey Pushes For Jamal Khashoggi Trial To Be Held There; Sex Abuse Crisis; Hocus Pocus Over POTUS; Democrats Rejoice in the House; No Budget Included in a House Bill; Top North Korean Diplomat Missing in Italy; U.S. Citizen Charged with Espionage; Dow with Another Nose Dive. Aired 3-4a ET
• Apple's Revenue Sends Warning Signals; the DOW Plummeted Over 600 Points Midweek; Mike Pence's Warning to Democrats; Former Marine Arrested for Espionage in Russia; Jo Song Gil Missing in Italy; Thailand is Now Getting Ready for a Tropical Storm; American Charged With Espionage in Russia Has an Unlikely Background for a Spy; Mother And Daughter Await Asylum Hearing In U.S.; China: Two Canadians Detained "No Doubt" Broke Law; Trial Begins In Saudi Arabia For Jamal Khashoggi Killing. Aired 2-3a ET
• Thailand Braces for Tropical Storm Pabuk; North Korea's Top Diplomat in Italy May Have Defected; Pope Says Church has Credibility Problem; Nancy Pelosi Reclaims Gavel as House Speaker; Trump's Allies Dismiss Witch Stories about President. Aired 1-2a ET
• Apple's Sales Warning Sparks Stock Selloff; Pelosi: We're Not Doing a Wall; Political Tide May Be Turning for Gun Control; Russia: Arrested American Had Classified Info; Canadians Detained in China Since December 1st; New U.S. House Passes Bills to Reopen Government; Russian Report: Arrested American Had Classified Info; North Korea's Top Diplomat in Italy May Have Defected. Aired 12-1a ET
• Trump Says You Can't Impeach Someone Who is Doing A Great Job; Trump Says I Did Say Shutdown Could Last for Months or Years; Washington DC District Court Extends Mueller Grand Jury's Term Six More Months; Federal Employees Are Suffering from Government Shutdown; Dow Searches on Surprisingly Strong Jobs Report. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Fed Chair Would Refuse to Resign; President Trump Threatens to Keep Government Shut Down For Year or More; Interview With Pennsylvania Congresswoman Chrissy Houlahan. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Trump Remarks Regarding Shutdown. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• President Trump and GOP Leadership Remarks on Government Shutdown. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Interview with Rep. Eric Swalwell; Government Shutdown Enters Day 14 with No End in Sight; Police Hope New Sketch will Lead to Arrest in Young Girl's Death; 116th Congress is Younger, More Diverse, More Female; Kevin Hart Reevaluating Decision to Step Down as Host. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump, Democrats to Meet Again on Shutdown; Some GOP Senators Break with Trump on Shutdown Strategy; Russian Media Claims American Paul Whelan Had Flash Drive Containing Classified Information; White House Considers Democrat Jim Webb for Defense Secretary; Interview with Representative Eric Swalwell. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Dow Jumps on Jobs Report; Migrants Seek Asylum; Federal Employees Furloughed by Shutdown; Sites for Second Trump-Kim Summit. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump, Democrats to Meet Again on Shutdown; Some GOP Senators Break with Trump on Shutdown Strategy; U.S. Economy Adds 312,000 Jobs in December; Trump, Congressional Leaders to Meet in Situation Room; U.S. National Debt Reaches a New High Under Trump; New Congress Brings More Democrats, Diversity and Women; Dow Set to Jump on Jobs Report and News of U.S.-China Trade Talks. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 03, 2019
• No Deal Yet on Border Wall Funding; Apple Sales Drops; Uncertainty in Brexit; Another Accomplishment for China. Aired 3-4a ET
• Source: Trump Tells Schumer He Can't Accept Dems' Offer Because He'd 'Look Foolish'; Two Indian Women Become First To Enter Revered Temple; Report's German Leftwing Movement To Protest, Inspired By Yellow Vest Movement In France; Trump's White House Reality Show Goes Viral. Aired 2-3a ET
• Apple Warns iPhone Sales Take Hit From China Slowdown; Democrats Taking Over House As Trump Digs In; Schumer: Republicans "Feeling The Heat" Over Shutdown; Chinese T.V.: Successful Landing On Far Side Of The Moon; U.S. Ambassador Visits American Arrested for Spying; Countdown to Brexit; Macron Starts 2019 with a Political Crisis; Romney versus Trump versus Romney; U.S. Sailor not Apologizing for Kissing Husband. Aired 1-2a ET
• Democrats Taking over House as Trump Digs In over Demand for Border Wall; Apple Warns iPhone Sales Hit by China Slowdown; U.S. Ambassador Visits American in Russia Arrested for Spying; Chinese T.V.: Rover Landed on Far Side of the Moon; Trump: Government Will Be Shut Down As Long As It Takes; Trump: No Specific Timetable For Syria Withdrawal. Aired 12-1a ET
• Feinstein Says She Would Back Biden if He Runs; Kim Jong-un Letters to Trump "Predictable Effusive"; Rep. Nancy Pelosi Elected House Speaker; 116th Congress Becomes Most Diverse in U.S. History; On First Day, Liberals Protest Nancy Pelosi's Rules. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Elizabeth Warren Backs Decision to Pull Troops Out of Syria; Apple Blames Trade War for Slowdown; Democrats Take Control of House of Representatives. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Pelosi Elected Speaker, Swears in House Colleagues. Aired 2:30- 3p ET
• Nancy Pelosi Elected House Speaker. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• U.S. Ambassador Visits American Detained in Russia; Pelosi Poised to Reclaim House Speakership; Supreme Court May Act Soon in Mueller-Related Mystery Case. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump Faces New Reality as Democrats Take Control of House; Government Shutdown Enters Day 13th With No Deal in Sight; Interview with Congresswoman-Elect Jennifer Wexton; Interview with Kevin Hassett; Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Government Shutdown Effect; Federal Worker Discusses Furlough Impact; Trump Claims he Fired Mattis; Harris Asks for Certification; China Lands on Moon. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Faces New Reality as Democrats Take Control of House; Government Shutdown Enters Day 13th With No Deal in Sight; Democrats Take Control of House as New Congress is Sworn In; Nancy Pelosi: Democrats will Give "Nothing for the Wall"; Government Shutdown Enters Day 13 with No Deal in Sight; New Congress Brings More Democrats, Diversity and Women; More National Parks, Landmarks and Attractions Close Amid Impasse; Apple Warning Shakes Markets Ahead of Open. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 02, 2019
• French And British Coast Guards Seek To Rescue Migrants From Cold Water; Day 12 Of The Partial Shutdown Of The U.S. Government And One day Before Democrats Take Over The House of Representatives; North Korea Has Been Continuing To Produce Nuclear Fuel. Aired 3-4a ET
• Dems Remain at Odds with Trump over Border Wall; Brazil Shifts to the Right with Jair Bolsonaro; Migrants Attempt Dangerous Trip across the Channel; Whelan Family Rejects Claims of Espionagel; Brazil's New President Has Been Sworn In To Office; Chinese President Called On Taiwan To Rejfect Independence And Embrace Reunification With China; Theresa May Beginning The Year Facing A Near Mission Impossible To Deliver On That Vote To Leave The European Union. Aired 2-3a ET
• Jair Bolsonaro Sworn In As Brazil's President; Senior U.S. Lawmakers Invited To White House; Migrants Attempt Dangerous Trip Across The Channel; Police: Racist Motive Suspected In New Year's Attack; Terrorism Probe Underway After Manchester Stabbings; Xi Calls On China & Taiwan To Unify; Discovery On The Edge Of Solar System; Whelan Family Rejects Russian Claims of Espionage; Women Form Human Chain in India for Equality; Landslides Kill at least 15 People in Indonesia; Netflix Pulls Episode Critical of Saudi Arabia; Infant Found Alive in Collapsed Russian Building. Aired 1-2a ET
• Dems Remain at Odds with Trump over Border Wall; Brazil Shifts to the Right with Jair Bolsonaro; Whelan Family Rejects Claims of Espionage; Migrants Attempt Dangerous Trip across the Channel; Whelan Family Rejects Russian Claims of Espionage; U.K. Foreign Secretary to Speak on Brexit in Singapore; May's Brexit Challenge Carries on Into 2019. Aired 12m-1a ET
• 911 Calls Released in Death of Intern by Lion; Netflix Pulls Comedian's Episode at Request of Saudi Arabia; with No Deal Insight, Trump and Democratic Leaders Meet at White House; New York's Cuomo Says Biden Has Best Case Among Democrats for The Presidential Nomination. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Zoo Tragedies; Romney Blasts Trump. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Trump at Cabinet Meeting: I Wish Romney Were "More of a Team Player;" Trump Stands by $5 Billion Demand Ahead of Meeting with Democrats; Trump at War with Generals in His Administration. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Trump Stands by His $5 Billion Wall Ahead of Meeting with Democrats; Trump Holds Cabinet Meeting on Day 12 Of Shut Down; Trump Says He Wishes Romney Was More of a Team Player; Trump Says He Essentially Fired Ex Defense Chief James Mattis; Trump Defends Decision to Pull Troops from Syria. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Sen. Warren to Make First Trip to Iowa this Weekend; Trump Invites Congressional Leaders to the Situation Room; Acting Defense Secretary Warns of Threat to U.S.; The Power of "Time's Up:" One Year Later. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• President Trump is Firing Back After Mitt Romney Writes A Scathing Op-Ed; Day 12 Of The Government Shutdown And The President Is Just Hours Away From Two Key Meetings. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• First Trading Day of 2019; New Details on Whelan's Background; An Update on Once-Conjoined Twins; Border Patrol Uses Tear Gas. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• U.S. Government Shutdown Enters Day 12 with No Deal in Sight; Trump Invites Congressional Leaders to the Situation Room; White House States House Democrats Plan to Reopen Government a "Non-Starter"; Dow to Plunge on First Day of Trading in 2019. Aired 9-9:30a ET


January 01, 2019
• Did Not Air 3-4a ET
• North Korean Leader Warns of "New Path" if U.S. Insists on Sanctions; Trump Signals Slower Withdrawal from Syria; Sudan Suppressing Protest Coverage; Dozens Ring in New Year as Newlyweds; Larry the Cat Unimpressed by Brexit Dilemma. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Cities Around The World Ring In 2019; Kim Warns Of New Path If U.S. Insist On Sanctions; Donald Trump Sends New Year's Message; American Arrested In Russia On Suspicion Of Spying; U.K. P.M. Calls On Parliament To Back Her Brexit Deal; French President Macron's Rollercoaster 2018. Aired 1-1:30a ET
• 7 Year Old Jasmine Barnes Killed by White Gunman in Houston; The President Trump has Given the Pentagon About Four Months to Withdraw The Nearly 2000 US Troops From Syria; In his Televised New Year Address, Kim Jong-Un Said he is Ready to Meet With President Trump Again; In December, Dow Fell Nearly 9%, its Worst Since 1931; The Democrats Will Take Control of House of Representatives in Just Two Days From Now. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• 7-Year-Old Girl Killed in Shooting; Government Shutdown Continues; Russia Arrests American on Spying Allegations. Aired 3- 3:30p ET
• Kim Jong-Un Slams Sanctions, Sends New Warning to U.S; NYT: Trump Gives Pentagon Four Months To Withdraw U.S. Troops From Syria; Texas Police Ask For Public Help In Seven-Year-Old Girl's Shooting; 2019 Ushers In Slew Of New State Laws; Conjoined Twins Separated In 2016 Making Great Strides. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• American Detained In Russia, Accused Of Being A Spy; President Donald Trump Invited Congressional Leaders To A Meeting Tomorrow; Man Randomly Killed A Seven-Year-Old Little Girl In Texas. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• New Test Strip Helps Prevent Fentanyl Overdoses; New Laws for 2019 Take Effect; Federal Employees Sue over being Forced to Work without Pay; Kim Jong-un Warns "New Path" Inevitable if U.S. Keeps Sanctions. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• New Details on American Arrested in Russia on Spying Charges; Trump Urges "Haters" to "Calm Down and Enjoy the Ride"; Interview with Congresswoman Debbie Dingell of Michigan. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Military Leaving Syria; Wall Street Braces for Turmoil; Trump Claims Progress with China; Reclaiming Meaning of January 1st; Passage of First Step Act. Aired 9:30-10:00a
• American Detained In Russia, Accused Of Being A Spy; President Donald Trump Spent New Year's In The White House; President Trump Is Giving The Pentagon About Four Months To Pull Out Troops In Syria; Aired 9-9:30p ET


December 31, 2018
• Sen. Graham Pitches Border Security Plan to Trump; Bangladesh Election; German Chancellor Calls for Unity in New Year's Speech; Brazil's Bolsonaro to be Sworn in on New Year's Day. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Kelly: Sessions Announcement About Zero Tolerance Policy At U.S. Border Caught White House By Surprise; Graham: Trump Agreed To Slow Withdrawal From Syria. Aired 1-1:30a ET
• Graham: Trump to Slow Troop Withdrawal from Syria; Kelly: Sessions' Announcement about Zero Tolerance Policy at U.S. Border Caught White House by Surprise; Bangladesh Prime Minister's Party Easily Wins Disputed Election; Kim Jong-un Takes World Stage in 2018; 2018 on Pace to Be Fourth Hottest Year on Record.. Aired 12-1a ET
• Trump Willing to Negotiate for Border Security; Louis C.K. Receives Backlash for School Shooting Jokes; Recapping the Top Trending Stories of 2018. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Government Shutdown Continues; Elizabeth Warren Launches Presidential Exploratory Committee: New Year's Celebrations Begin. Aired 3-3:30p ET
• Lion Kills Intern at N.C. Zoological Park; Mattis Farewell as Graham Says Trump Re-evaluating Troop Withdrawal in Syria; Russia Detains U.S. Citizen Accused of Spying. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• Preparations For New Year's Eve; Day 10 Of The Government Shutdown And President Trump Is Not Budging On His Border Wall. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Time Magazine: Manafort Pressured by Russians to Pay Back Debt while Serving as Trump Campaign Chair; Lion Kills Intern at North Carolina Wildlife Preserve; 8 in 2018: Top Political Stories. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• New Years In Time Square Will Be A Wet One; NYPD Preparing For A Large Busy Evening and Night; Senator Elizabeth Warren Contemplating A 2020 Election Run. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Russia Detains U.S. Citizen; Graham on Syria Withdrawal; Dow Jumps on Optimism; Video of Migrant Children Abuse. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Unwilling To Compromise On His Demand For Billions For Border Wall; Democrats Showing No Signs Of Budging For The Border Wall; Aired 9-9:30a ET


December 30, 2018
• Trump Cancels Pay Raise to Government Workers, Blames Dems for Shutdown; Russian Ex-Spy Pressured Manafort over Debts during 2016 Presidential Election; Congo Polls Open in Historic Transfer of Power; Bangladeshi Prime Minister Expected to Win Third Consecutive Term; Brazil's Far Right President-Elect Lays Out Plans; U.S. border Crisis; Top Trending Stories in 2018. Aired 5-6a ET
• Trump Cancels Pay Raise to Government Workers, Blames Dems for Shutdown; Bangladeshi Prime Minister Expected to Win Third Consecutive Term; Congo Polls Open in Historic Transfer of Power; Russian Ex-Spy Pressured Manafort over Debts during 2016 Presidential Election; Top Political Stories in 2018; Nearly 15-Pound Baby Born to Texas Family. Aired 4-5a ET
• Congo Polls Open in Historic Transfer of Power; Bangladeshi Prime Minister Expected to Win Third Consecutive Term; Trump Cancels Pay Raise to Government Workers, Blames Dems for Shutdown; Meghan Markle under Fire in British Media. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Some Insight Into President Trump's Frame Of Mind; "Time" Magazine Story Says About The President's Former Campaign Manager And An Ex-Russian Spy Who Says He Pressured Paul Manafort To Pay Back His Debts; Tomorrow Is The Last Day On The Job For Defense Secretary Jim Mattis. Aired: 7-8p ET
• PG&E Faces Potential $15 Billion Already In Liability For The 2017 Wine Country Fires And Could Face Much, Much More For This Year; Special Counsel Robert Mueller, Perhaps The Most Interesting Man In The World And The One We Know Relatively Little About. Aired: 6-7p ET
• Giuliani Gives Mueller An Ultimatum, Put Or Shut Up; Another Pay Without Pay; L.A. Times, Hack Appears To Have Come From Outside U.S.; California Firestorm; Tabloids Take Aim At Meghan, Duchess Of Susse; Kellyanne Conway Defends Donald Trump over Government Shutdown; Arizona Shelter Staffers Accused of Child Abuse of Migrant Children; Time Magazine Reveals Paul Manafort Pressured by Russians to Pay Debt During Campaign; Aired 5-6 pm ET
• Democrats Will Be Taking Control of the House; Pacific Gas and Electric Could Face Manslaughter; 2018 a Big Year for the Department of Justice; Colin O'Brady Back Home Safely; Republican Senator Lindsey Graham Saying Just Moments Ago On CNN That President Trump Is Open To A Potential Compromise With Democrats That Would Reopen The Government; Senator Graham Changing His Tune, Now Saying President Trump Made Him Feel Better About Pulling U.S. Troops From The Battlefield In Syria. Aired: 4-5p ET
• President Trump Appears To Be Set On Blaming Democrat To Standoff, Calling It The Hashtag Schumer Shut Down In A Tweet; Senator Lindsey Graham Is Meeting With President Trump; Kim Sent His Younger Sister With The Message To South Korean President Moon Jae-In; Aired 3-4p ET
• President Doanld Trump Standing Firm The He Wants More Than The $1.3 Billion Offered By Democratic Leaders; President Trump Facing New Pressure From Lawmakers Following His Decision To Pull Troops Out Of Syria; The Republican Led Senate Says It Will Investigate The Deaths Of Migrant Children In U.S. Custody; Dow Had The Worst Ever Christmas Eve; Pacific Gas And Electric Could Face Murder Or Manslaughter Charges For Its Role In California's Deadly Wildfires; Aired 2-3p ET


December 29, 2018
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern U.S. Border as Partial Government Shutdown Enters Second Week; U.S. Senator Calls for Investigation into Boy's Death; U.K. Home Secretary Calls Rise in Migrant Crossings a "Major Incident"; Two-Year-Old Son of Yemeni Mother Granted Visa Dies; U.S. Troop Withdrawal in Syria May Attract Trouble; Mueller Probe Looking at Trump Transition Team; North Korean Defectors' Data Stolen; A Year in Pictures. Aired 5-6a ET
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern U.S. Border as Partial Government Shutdown Enters Second Week; U.K. Home Secretary Calls Rise in Migrant Crossings a "Major Incident"; U.S. Troop Withdrawal in Syria May Attract Trouble; U.S. House Investigation into Clinton Email Probe Ends; The Early Life of Special Counsel Robert Mueller; Former President George H.W. Bush's Penpal of 10 Years Revealed. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern U.S. Border as Partial Government Shutdown Enters Second Week; U.S. Troop Withdrawal in Syria May Attract Trouble; Two-Year-Old Son of Yemeni Mother Granted Visa Dies; Flood Hindering Rescue Operation for Miners in India; Market Turmoil; Eight in 2018 Top Business Stories. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• The Partial Government Shutdown Dragging Into Week Number Two; DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Making A Visit To The Border This Weekend On Friday And Saturday; "Time" Magazine Exposing A New Tie Between A Top Trump Campaign Figure And Russia; Jermaine Massey Says He Was Racially Profiled And Discriminated Against For Taking A Phone Call There Last Saturday; Trump Vents On Twitter About Shutdown, Mueller; Trump Blames Democrats For Children's Death At The Border; Man Suspected Of Killing Police Officer Captured; 2018's Top Eight Crime Stories; Anak Krakatau Volcano Still Erupting. Aired 8-9p ET
• Trump: Child Border Deaths Strictly the Fault of the Democrats; About 800,000 People Staying Home or Working Without Pay; 800,000 Federal Workers Enter Second Week Without Pay; WH Mum on What They've Offered Dems on Wall Funding; No End in Sight as Partial Shutdown Enters Second Week; Manafort Favors to Russia?; Time: Russian Ex-Spy Pressured Manafort Over Debts During 2016 Presidential Campaign; Putin: Invulnerable Nuclear Missile Ready To Deploy; Hotel Fires Worker Accused of Racism; Democrats Teeing up to Investigate Trump; Employees From Portland Hotel Lobby Incident Fired; Hotel Manager Calls Police on Black Guest on Phone In Lobby; Hotel Apologizes For Making Black Guest Leave Property; Wife Of Justice Thomas Stirs Debate With Far-Right Rhetoric; Trump Threatens To Shutdown Border if he Doesn't Get Wall. Aired 7-8p ET
• Oscar Winner Accused of Groping Teenage Busboy; Trump: Child Border Deaths "Strictly the Fault of the Democrats"; Employees from Portland Hotel Lobby Incident Fired; Police Arrest Man Suspected of Killing Police Officer; House Judiciary Democrats Hire Attorneys for Coming Trump Investigations; Russian Company Says Nude Selfie Shows Mueller on Fishing Expedition; Trump Inauguration Committee Under Investigation; Top-8 Health Stories of 2018; Witches of World Have Beef with Trump. Aired 5-6p ET
• President Donald Trump Said That In No Uncertain Terms That Democrats Are To Blame When Migrant Children Die On The Southern Border; Hotel In Portland Called Police And Evicted A Black Guest For Talking On A Phone Call In A Hotel Lobby; Departing Senators Warn Our Politics Are Broken; Putin: "Invulnerable" Nuclear Missile Ready to Deploy; Oscar-Winner Kevin Spacey Court Appearance January 7 on Sexual Assault. Aired 4-5p ET
• Trump: Child Border Deaths "Strictly the Fault of the Democrats"; About 800,000 People Staying Home or Working Without Pay During Shutdown; Trump Administration Suggests Federal Workers Perform Carpentry in Exchange for Partial Rent Payments; McConnell Says It's Up to Trump, Democrats to Make a Deal; NYT: 4 Key Democratic Senators Ramping Up Presidential Planning; 2019 to Start with Big Foreign Policy Challenges; Trump Inauguration Committee Under Investigation; Top-8 Weather Events of 2018. Aired 3-4p ET
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; Furloughed Government Workers Experiencing Difficulty Paying Bills; President Trump Threatens to Shut Down U.S. Mexican Border Unless Congress Approves Funding for Border Wall; Undocumented Immigrant Arrested for Killing Police Officer in California; Black Man Removed from Hotel for Taking Phone Call in Lobby; Investigation Continues into Possible Voter Fraud in North Carolina Congressional Election; Russia Announces New Hypersonic Missile; Top Eight Business Stories of 2018 Reviewed. Aired 2-3p ET
• Trump Ramps Up Threats over Wall Funding; Trump & Xi Discuss U.S./China Relations in Call; Many Federal Workers Worry about How to Pay Bills; DHS Secretary Visits Border Patrol Stations in Yuma; ICE Suddenly Releases Hundreds of Migrants in Texas City; Republicans Concerned about FBI Thoroughness & Impartiality; Mueller Probe Focusing on Trump Transition Team; Top Legal Cases of 2018; 6 Killed in Severe Storm System & More on the Way; Top Entertainment Stories of 2018. Aired 1-2p ET
• Trump Defends Syria Withdrawal Plan To U.S. Troops; Trump Misleads Troops In Iraq About Their Pay; Top Dem: NC Republican Won't Be Seated In New Congress; Law Enforcement Preps For New Year's Eve Celebration; Top 8 Health Stories of 2018. Aired 12-1p ET
• Trump Ramps Up Threats over Wall Funding; Partial Government Shutdown Threatens to Drag Well into 2019; More Arrests in the Killing of a California Police Officer; At Least Six Killed in Severe Storm System; Top Eight Weather Stories of 2018. Aired 11a-12p ET
• Government Shutdown Continues over Border Wall Funding; Undocumented Immigrant Arrested for Killing Police Officer in California; Black Man Removed from Hotel for Calling Family Member; Investigation Continues into Possible Voter Fraud in North Carolina Congressional Election; Asylum-Seeking Immigrants Reportedly being Released Before Trial Date; Furloughed Government Workers Experiencing Difficulty Paying Bills; Top Eight Media Stories of 2018 Reviewed. Aired 10-11a ET
• Overnight: Environmental Protection Agency Shuttered; Trump Hunkers Down As Shutdown Enters Week Two; Trump Signs Order To Keep Civilian Salaries At 2018 Levels; Trump Ramps Up Threats Over Wall Funding; Homeland Security Chief Visits Border Today After Deaths Of Two Children; Hotel Employees Call Police On Man Talking On Phone In Lobby; Mayor Condemns "Discrimination" In Hotel Lobby Incident; Eight People Arrested In Death Of California Police Officer; Trump Trouble With Truth; Federal Employees Prepare For Drawn-out Shutdown; Trump Administration Rule Change Could Imperil EPA Measures To Protect Clean Air; Six People Killed In Winter Storm; 2018 Sets Record For Quiet Tornado Season; Oklahoma's Advantage Over Alabama; No. 1 Alabama Versus No. 4 Oklahoma In Orange Bowl; Clemson/Notre Dame Clash in Cotton Bowl; Top Trending Stories Of 2018. Aired 9-10a ET


December 28, 2018
• Stock Markets Makes Rock and Roll; Trump Flip-Flops His Blame to Democrats; Second Child Died in U.S. Custody; Manhunt Underway For Shooter Who Killed Officer; Putin Touts New Russian Hypersonic Missile; Trump Inaugural Donors And Decisions Under Scrutiny; Top International Stories Of 2018. Aired 3-4a ET
• Wall Street and the DOW Go for a Wild Ride; the Tragic Death of Felipe Alonso Gomez; U.S. Government Shutdown Drags On; Blizzard Conditions Threaten Large Parts of the United States; Winter Storm Disrupts U.S. travel, Sparks Blizzard Warnings in Midwest; America's Oldest WWII Veteran Dies At Age 112; Transformer Explosion Lights Up New York Skyline; Witches Object To Trump Use Of "Witch Hunt". Aired 2-3a ET
• U.S. Government Shutdown Likely To Drag On Into 2019; Trump Makes False Claims About Military Pay Raises; Iraqis In An Uproar Over Trump's Trip; UNICEF: Global Conflicts Pose Grave Risks To Children; Heavy Rain, Floods Swamp Refugee Camps In Northern Syria; Australia Suffers Extreme Heat Wave; It Is The Largest Protest In Sudan In Years; In The Democratic Republic Of The Congo, Protesters Took To The Street Because The Government Postponed Voting In The Presidential Election; In Tunisia, Protesters Clash With Police For A Third Day Over The Death Of A Journalist; Homeland Security Secretary Says She Wants To See The Medical Conditions At Border Patrol Stations For Herself; An Investigation Into The Donald Trump Inauguration; A Video Of American Actor Kevin Spacey Allegedly Groping An 18-Year-Old Busboy Has Surfaced. Aired 1-2a ET
• U.S. Government Shutdown Likely to Drag On into 2019; Iraqis in an Uproar over Trump's Visit; Market Turmoil; Protests in Tunisia, Congo and Sudan; The World's Innocent Victims; Iraqi Lawmakers Angry At Trump, Want U.S. Troops Out; U.S. Government Shutdown Likely To Drag On Into 2019; DHS Secretary Heads To Border After Migrant Boy's Death. Aired 12m-1a ET
• Slain Officer's Brother Emotional After Suspect's Capture; Guatemalan Boy Who Died in U.S. Custody had Flu; Government Shutdown Could Begin to Disrupt Tax Season, Social Security; Personal Info of North Korean Defectors Stolen by Hackers; Top 8 Health Stories of 2018. Aired 3:30-4p ET
• Suspect Captured in California Manhunt; Kurds Turn to Syria for Help; Trump Threatens to Shut Down Entire Southern Border. Aired 3- 3:30p ET
• House Democrats Ready to Hire Layers to Investigate Trump; North Carolina Election Board Dissolves Before Certifying House Race; Black Man Calls Double Tree Hotel Racist; Deadly Storm Kills 3, Heads to East Coast. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• White House Tries Shifting Blame to Nancy Pelosi Over Shut Down; Homeland Security Chief Heads to Border After Deaths of Two Children; Will the Dow Close Higher Three Days in A Row; House Democrats Are Ready to Hire Lawyers to Investigate Trump. Aired 2- 2:30p ET
• U.S. Officials: Journalist who Disappeared in Syria may be Alive; New Year Brings New Challenges for President Trump; Top Eight Entertainment Stories of 2018. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern Border Entirely; Kirstjen Nielsen Heads to Border After Second Migrant Child Dies; Search Intensifies for Man Accused of Killing Police Officer; All Eyes on Markets After a Week of Historic Highs, Lows. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• All Eyes on the Markets; Massive Storm Hits East Coast; Kurds Ask Assad for Help; Migrants Dropped Off in El Paso. Aired 9:30-10a ET
• Trump Threatens to Close Southern Border Entirely; Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen Heads to Border After Second Migrant Child Dies; Interview with Representative Gerry Connolly; Democrats Retake Control of House Next Week, Promise New Probes; House Democrats Scoop Up Staff and Lawyers to Power Investigations of Trump Administration; A Watergate Journalist Says Trump's Impeachment Seems Inevitable; Electrical Arc Turns New York City Skyline Blue, Lights Up Social Media. Aired 9-9:30a ET


December 27, 2018
• European Markets Mostly Higher; President Trump, First Lady Make Surprise Visit To Iraq; Indonesia's Tsunami Threat; Anak Krakatau Still Spewing Thick Ash; Year In Review; President Trump Visits War Zone; Stock Markets Up Again; Another Immigrant Kid Died in U.S. Custody. Aired 3-4a ET
• Donald and Melania Trump Visit U.S. Troops in Iraq in Christmas Trip; Assessing The U.S. Military Mission In Afghanistan; School District Backs Wrestler Forced To Cut Hair; American Man Completes Solo Trek Across Antarctica. Aired 2-3a ET


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