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February 16, 2021
• Dr. Benjamin Linas Discusses Losing Patience with Teachers' Unions that Refuse to Return to In-Person Teaching; Historians Take Apart Nikki Haley's George Washington Tweet; Sam DeMarco, Allegheny County Republican Committee Chair, Discusses Why It's a Mistake to Censure Pat Toomey over Impeachment Vote. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• President Biden to Visit Wisconsin Tonight; Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS) Files Lawsuit Against Trump; Dave Chappelle Draws American Flag Parallel. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Some of Kinzinger's Family Members Shun Him After Trump Vote; Kroger Health to Offer 1st Smartphone-Enabled COVID Test; Update on Coronavirus Responses Across the Country; FOX Calls Planned, Promoted, Advertised Trump Rally "Spontaneous". Aired 1:30-2p ET.
• Biden Hits Road for First Time as Clock Ticks on COVID Relief; Lawsuit Says, Trump, Giuliani Accused of Conspiring with Far-Right Extremists; Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) Says Armed Attack on His Workplace Wasn't. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Biden Travels to Wisconsin to Make Case for $1.9 Trillion Relief Plan; Los Angeles County Schools Cleared to Reopen as COVID Rates Fall; Over 5.5 Million Without Power from Deadly Winter Storm. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• Dem Rep. Bennie Thompson, NAACP Sue Trump & Giuliani for Conspiracy Related to Capitol Insurrection; CNN Holds First Presidential Town Hall with Joe Biden at 9PM ET; New York Governor Accepts Some Blame for Nursing Home Scandal, Denies Cover-Up. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• FBI Oath Keepers Investigation Continues; Nursing Home Employees Reluctant to Take Vaccine; State Republican Parties Move to Censure Over Impeachment Vote. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Rep. Bennie Thompson (D-MS), Sues Trump and Giuliani for Conspiracy Related to Capitol Insurrection; Tonight, Biden Faces Questions as Nation Battles Pandemic; U.S. Reports Lowest COVID Case Count Since October. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Cuomo Denies Cover-up; U.S. Reports Low COVID Case Count; Novavax Vaccine Trial; Utah GOP Hails Differences; Millions without Power in Texas. Aired 9:30-10a ET.
• Pelosi announces 9/11-Style Commission to Investigate Capitol Attack; New York Governor Accepts Some Blame for Nursing Home Scandal; Futures Higher As Major Indices Approach Record Highs; Biden Faces Questions as Nation Battles Pandemic; U.S. Reports Lowest COVID Case Count Since October; Winter Storm Forcing Cities, States to Delay Vaccine Distribution; Impeachment Vote Exposes Deepening Rift in the Republican Party. Aired 9-9:30a ET


February 15, 2021
• $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill Top Priority for Democrats; South Africa to Reopen Some of Its Land Borders; Auckland, New Zealand on Lockdown Until End of Wednesday; U.K. Hits Target of 15 Million Doses of COVID Vaccines; Russian Opposition Changes Its Approach to Demonstrations; Prince Harry and Meghan Expecting Second Child. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Debate Over Trump Acquittal Rages in Washington, D.C.; Trump Faces Multiple Legal Battles Despite Senate Acquittal; Lawmakers Debate Trump's Future Role in Republican Party; Protesters in Myanmar March Against Junta for 10th Straight Day; Researchers Identify COVID Mutations Circulating in U.S.; Brutal Winter Storms Across U.S. Bring Snow, Ice. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• President Joe Biden's First Hundred Days; World Health Organization Reveals New Findings to CNN; Australia Halts Quarantine- Free Travel from New Zealand; Bitcoin's Stunning Rise; Winter Storms Batter Much of the United States; Donald Trump Acquitted Twice; GOP Sticks with Trump; Journalists Not Exempted in Myanmar; Coronavirus is Far from Over; New COVID Mutations Found in the U.S.; U.K. Hit a New Success Against Coronavirus. Aired 3-4a ET
• Criticism for to Both Republican and Democrat Lawmakers Post Second Impeachment; New COVID Variant Identified in the U.S.; Auckland in Lockdown; South Africa Now Opening Land Borders; Lebanon Kicks Off Vaccination Program; Aung San Suu Kyi To Stay In Detention Until Wednesday; Prince Harry And Meghan Announce She Is Pregnant; UAE's First Mars Mission Sends Back Picture Of Red Planet; $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Bill Top Priority For Democrats; CDC: Nearly 53 Million Vaccine Doses Administered In U.S. Aired 2-3a ET
• Trump Acquitted But His Legal Issues Far From Over; Auckland, NZ Locks Down After 300 Days Of Normalcy; Military Crackdown May Be Imminent In Myanmar, Internet Goes Dark; How Britain Is Winning The Vaccination Battle; Opposition Changes its Approach to Demonstrations; W.H.O. Finds Signs of Wider Original COVID Outbreak in 2019; U.S. and Asian Stock Markets Continue Posting Records; Brazil's Carnival Canceled. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Mulls Political Future after Senate Acquittal; Republicans Prepare for Political Backlash after Trial; Military Junta Cracks Down on Protesters; Auckland on Lockdown Until End of Wednesday; Auckland Mayor is Interviewed about New Lockdown; Lebanon Starts COVID-19 Vaccination Campaign; COVID Hospitalizations in the U.S. Decline; Many African-Americans Hesitant to Get Vaccinated; Prince Harry and Meghan Announce She is Pregnant. Aired 12-1a ET
• Cuomo Under Fire Over Alleged Cover-Up of Nursing Home COVID Toll; U.S. Seeing Sharp Decline in Cases and Hospitalizations for Coronavirus; Trump's Acquittal Deepens Rift Within Republican Party; CDC Says Teachers Should Get Vaccine but Not Required to Reopen Schools. Aired 3:30-4p ET.
• New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Holds Press Conference. Aired 3- 3:30p ET
• Airlines Push Back Against Virus Test Requirements; Sen. Lindsey Graham Changes His Tune On Trump & GOP; Trump Faces Multiple Legal Battles After Leaving Office; Eleven Senators Who Voted To Impeach Bill Clinton In '90s Voted To Acquit Trump In Second Impeachment; NY Governor Cuomo Speaks On Nursing Home Deaths. Aired 2:30-3p ET
• The United States Identifies Seven New COVID-19 Variants; Democrats Plan to Pass Stimulus by Mid-March; Mike Pence Remained Silent Through Impeachment Trial. Aired 2-2:30p ET
• Ex-Bush Adviser Peter Wehner Discusses Why GOP Is Still Loyal to Trump; Is Biden Ignoring Netanyahu, Israel Wonders Why No Call Yet; NY Democratic Leaders Draft Bill to Repeal Cuomo's Emergency Powers; Maskless Chats: Floor Moments with Senator Rand Paul. Aired 1:30-2p ET.
• Cases Dropping Across Nation as More New Variants Appear; Biden's Agenda Now in Spotlight as Clock Ticks on COVID Relief; North Carolina Republicans to Censure Sen. Richard Burr (R-NC) Tonight for Vote to Convict Trump. Aired 1-1:30p ET
• Republican Leaders Divided over Trump's Influence Going Forward; New York Governor Under Fire for Alleged COVID Death Toll Cover-Up; Air Travel Surges Over Holiday Weekend Despite CDC Warnings. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• Biden's Agenda Takes Center Stage Following Impeachment Trial; Trump Faces Mounting Legal Trouble Despite Impeachment Acquittal; Study Finds Seven New COVID-19 Variants in the U.S.; CDC'S New School Reopening Guidelines Create More Confusion. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• Interview with Harvard Law Professor Laurence Tribe; Interview with Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-MD); Alabama Moves to Increase Vaccine Distribution. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Study Identifies Seven New Virus Strains in U.S.; Biden Pushing Congress to Act Quickly on $1.9 Trillion Relief Plan; WHO Investigators Discovers Signs of Wider Outbreak in Wuhan. Aired 10- 10:30a ET
• Divide Grows in the GOP; Former Rep. Denver Riggleman (R-VA) is Interviewed about the Republican Party; Cover-up Allegations Hit Andrew Cuomo; Air Travel Surges over Holiday Weekend; Winter Storm Grips U.S. Aired 9:30-10a ET.
• Study Identifies Seven New Virus Strains in the U.S.; Biden Pushes Congress to Act Quickly on $1.9 Trillion Relief Plan; Trump Still Faces Long List of Legal Issues. Aired 9-9:30a ET


February 14, 2021
• Trump Acquitted In Historic Second Impeachment Trial; McConnell Makes Case For Convicting Trump After Voting To Acquit; U.S. Now Averaging Under 100,000 New Daily COVID-19 Cases; U.K. Imposing Hotel Quarantine For Travelers From Hot Spots; Trump Facing Multiple Criminal And Civil Investigations; Myanmar Military Threatens Arrests; Quake Rattles Japan; France Halts "Sweetheart Visa" For Unmarried Couples. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump Acquitted in Historic Second Impeachment Trial; McConnell Makes Case for Convicting Trump after Voting to Acquit; U.K. Imposing Hotel Quarantine for Travelers from Hot Spots; Analysis: Trump Responsible for Capitol Violence; Biden Says Democracy Must Always Be Defended; Myanmar Military Threatens Arrests; Quake Rattles Japan. Aired 3-4a ET
• Trump Acquitted in Historic Second Impeachment Trial; McConnell Makes Case for Convicting Trump after Voting to Acquit; Biden Says Democracy Must Always Be Defended; Lebanon Receives First Vaccine Shipment; Myanmar Military Threatens Arrests; California to Open More Vaccination Supersites; France Halts "Sweetheart Visa" for Unmarried Couples. Aired 2-3a ET
• Trump Acquitted in Historic Second Impeachment Trial; McConnell Makes Case for Convicting Trump after Voting to Acquit; Biden Says Democracy Must Always Be Defended; Trump Facing Multiple Criminal and Civil Investigations; U.S. Now Averaging under 100,000 New Daily COVID-19 Cases; California to Open More Vaccination Supersites; Myanmar Military Threatens Arrests. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Acquitted in Historic Second Impeachment Trial; McConnell Makes Case for Convicting Trump after Voting to Acquit; Louisiana GOP Censures Cassidy Following Vote to Convict Trump; Trump-McCarthy Call Shows Trump Had No Intention of Calling Off Capitol Rioters; New York Governor Cuomo Accused of Covering Up Nursing Home Deaths. Aired 12-1a ET
• Trump Faces Mounting Legal Issues Despite Acquittal; Researchers Identify New U.S. COVID Mutations; Factoring Trump's Influence Over The Republican Party's Future; Former Unification Church Member On Combatting Extremism. Aired 8-9p ET
• Trump's Finances And Freedom At Risk As Legal Issues Mount; What Happens To The GOP After Trump Acquittal?; Do Teachers Need COVID Vaccines Before Reopening Schools?; Trump's Shadow Looms Over Republican Party's Future; Duke University Starts Testing COVID-19 Vaccine On Children; Historic Blast Of Arctic Air Spreading Across Much Of U.S. Aired 7-8p ET
• CDC Says, Nearly 53 Million COVID-19 Vaccine Doses Administered In U.S.; Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) Says, Trump Is Excited About 2022 Midterms; Trump's Shadow Looms Over Republican Party's Future; Dr. Fauci Hopes CDC Guidelines Alleviates Teachers' Concerns; Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Expecting Second Child. Aired 6-7p ET
• Donald Trump Excited About 2022 After Senate Acquittal?; Trump Faces Legal Problems Post-Acquittal; New Cases Of Coronavirus Dipping In The U.S.; QAnon Dividing Families; GameStop Faces Congressional Probe. Aired 5-6p ET
• Trump Hints At A Political Comeback After Senate Acquittal; House Impeachment Managers Stand By Decision Of Not Calling Witnesses; Capitol Riot Suspects Rush To Scrub Phones, Social Media Posts; QAnon Supporters Cling To Theory That Trump Is Still President; Trump Voices Concern; The Royal Family; Coronavirus Pandemic Vaccinations. Aired 4- 5p ET
• Focus Turns To Midterms And Fate Of GOP After Trump's Acquittal; Interview With Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA); CDC Says 52-Million- Plus Vaccine Doses Administered In The U.S. Aired 3-4p ET
• Focus Turns To Midterms And The Fate Of GOP After Trump's Acquittal; Trump Facing Multiple Criminal Investigations Post- Impeachment; CDC Issues Guidance On Reopening Schools For In-Person Learning; Senate Acquits Donald Trump, 57 Vote Guilty, 43 Not Guilty; How The Grip Of QAnon Is Tearing Families Apart; Blind Chess Champion Hopes To Inspire Others. Aired 2-3p ET


February 13, 2021
• Trump's Call Shows He Had No Intention of Calling Off Capitol Rioters; Trump's Defense Team Goes on Offense against Democrats; CDC Updates Guidance on Reopening Schools; New Federal Program Ships Vaccines Directly to Pharmacies; Flights to Victoria Suspended; Decision on Whether to Convict Trump Could Come Today; Anti-Junta Protesters in Myanmar March for Eighth Straight Day; IFRC to Launch $110 Million Global COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign; Over 120 Million under Winter Storm Alerts. Aired 4-5a ET
• Trump's Defense Team Goes On Offense Against Democrats; Decision On Whether To Convict Trump Could Come Today; Patchwork Pandemic Response In Europe; U.S. Capitol Police Officer Receives Congressional Gold Medal. Aired 3-3:30a ET
• Decision On Whether To Convict Trump Could Come Today; Defense Team Goes On Offense Against Democrats; U.S. Capitol Police Officer To Receive Congressional Gold Medal; Flights To Victoria Suspended; Britons Try To Dispel COVID-19 Myths In Minority Communities; Anti- Junta Protesters In Myanmar March For Eighth Straight Day; CDC Updates Guidance On Reopening Schools. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Trump's Defense Team Goes on Offense against Democrats; Trump's Call Shows He Had No Intention of Calling Off Capitol Rioters; Food Shortages in Cuba Force People to Wait in Long Lines. Aired 12-12:30a ET
• Trump Acquitted In Historic Second Impeachment Trial; Trump Said To Be Relieved By His Acquittal; Despite Trump's Acquittal, President Biden Says Substance Of Charges Not In Dispute; Trump Faces Heaping List Of Legal Problems Post-Impeachment; QAnon Conspiracy Theory Believes Trump Will Be Back In Power In March. Aired 11p-12a ET
• Senate Votes To Acquit Donald Trump, 57 Vote Guilty, 43 Not Guilty; McConnell Makes Case For Convicting Trump After Voting To Acquit; Key Biden Aide Resigns After Threatening Reporter. Aired 10- 11p ET
• Trump Acquitted In Historic Second Impeachment Trial; Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA) Is Interviewed About The Impeachment Trial; Rep. Mike Turner (R-OH) Is Interviewed About The Impeachment Trial. Aired 9-10p ET
• Senate Acquits Donald Trump, 57 Vote Guilty, 43 Not Guilty; Key Biden Aide Resigns After Threatening Reporter; "Lincoln: Divided We Stand" Premieres Tomorrow At 10:00 P.M. Aired 8-9p ET
• Forty-three Republican Senators Voted Not To Hold Donald Trump Accountable For Capitol Riot; Senate Acquits Donald Trump: 57 Vote Guilty, 43 Not Guilty; Pelosi Blasts 'Pathetic' McConnell For Acquittal Excuses; Trump Acquitted In Second Historic Impeachment Trial; COVID-19 Death Toll Surpasses 480,000 In The U.S. Aired 7-8p ET


February 12, 2021
• Democrats Wrap Case, Trump Lawyers To Begin Defense; Most Senate Republicans Expected To Acquit Ex-President; Seventh-Day Of Protest In Myanmar; Activists Ask Companies To Cut Ties With Junta; Saudi Activist's Sisters Rebuke Crown Prince; Tokyo Olympics Chief Yoshiro Mori Resigns; House Impeachment Managers Determined to Impeach Trump; Trump Defense Team Prepares with Their Case; Alexei Navalny Facing Another Charge; President Biden Aims to Vaccinate 300 Million Americans; European Countries Battling with U.K. Variant; Scientist Warns of More Deadly Variant; Victoria Facing Five-Day Lockdown. Aired 3-4a ET
• Democrats Wraps Their Case and Trump Lawyers Will Begin Defense; Coronavirus Pandemic in the United States; The Highly Contagious Variants are Putting Europe at Risk; A Closer Look at Denmark's Future Coronavirus Passports; Alexei Navalny is Back in Court; Alexey Navalny Back In Court In Defamation Case; Myanmar Coup: Protestors March For Seventh Straight Day; Hong Kong Celebrates Scaled Down Lunar New Year; Impeachment Manager Asks Senators To Convict Trump: "If We Let It Go Unanswered, Who's To Say It Won't Happen Again?" Aired 2-3a ET
• Surveillance Video Key to House Managers' Case; Feds Oath Keepers Leader Waited for Trump's Direction; Remembering the 2011 Arab Revolt: Ten Years On; News & Analysis Of Day 3 Of Trump's Impeachment Trial; Family Of Freed Saudi Activist Loujain Al-Hathoul Speaks Out; Why Israel's Vaccine Rollout Has Been So Successful; Myanmar Military Takes Control Of Internet And Communications; Myanmar Coup Leaders Shut Down Internet and Communication; Biden Says The U.S. Will Have Enough Vaccine For 300 Million Americans By End July. Aired 1-2a ET
• Democrats Wrap Case, Trump Lawyers to Begin Defense; Protests Continue for 7th Day in Myanmar; A Closer Look at Denmark's Future 'Coronavirus Passports'; U.S. Vaccinations Ramping Up After Slow Rollout; Hong Kong Celebrates Scaled-Down Lunar New Year; GOP Senators to Face Reckoning Over Impeachment; CDC Issues New Guidance on Face Masks. Aired 12-12:45a ET
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• Biden's COVID Relief Bill Progresses; COVID Vaccine Studies in Children Currently Under Way; New Show by Stanley Tucci Airs This Weekend. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Soon, Trump Lawyers Deliver Impeachment Defense; Nikki Haley Criticizes Trump, Says He Has No Future in the GOP. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Retail Pharmacies Begin Vaccinations. CDC Guidance on School Reopening; White House Meets on Stimulus Relief; Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) is Interviewed about Impeachment. Aired 9:30-10a ET.
• Trump Lawyers to Deliver Impeachment Defense; Prosecutors Scrutinizing Communications of Paramilitary Extremists; Nikki Haley Breaks with Trump; Former GOP Officials Talk About Forming a Breakaway Conservative Party; Retail Pharmacies to Begin Vaccinating Americans Today. Aired 9-9:30a ET


February 11, 2021
• The EU Commissioner Explains Why The Vaccine Roll Out In Europe Takes More Time; Loujain al-Hathloul Has Been Released From Prison; On Monday Crown Prince bin Salman Announced Draft Reforms To Improve Human Rights; A Mathematical Biologist, Kim Yates, Says All The COVID- 19 In The World Could Be Shoved In A Soda Can. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Democrats Prosecuting Donald Trump's Impeachment Case Paint Him As The Inciter In Chief; Joe Biden Talks To Xi Jingping For The First Time Since Taking Office; Impeachment Prosecutors Expected To Wrap Their Case Up Today; New Evidence That The Iran Nuclear Deal Is In Tatters. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Lawmakers Relive Scenes of Insurrection; U.S.-China Relationship Reestablish; Two Masks Are Better Than One; E.U. Now Speed Up Their vaccine Rollout; U.S. Imposed Sanctions on Myanmar; Haitians Protest to Oust President Moise; Activist Freed After 1000 Days; President Of Organizing Committee Of Tokyo Olympics To Resign; Boris Johnson Defends Tougher Border Policy; U.K. Variant Is Going To Sweep The World; Battling Vaccine Hesitancy Amongst Minorities In United Kingdom; U.S. COVID-19 Deaths Could Reach 540,000 By March 6. Automakers Running Low On Microchips. Aired 3-4a ET
• Democrats Build Case that Trump Incited Insurrection; U.K. Prime Minister Faces Criticism over New Border Policy; Biden Announces Sanctions on Myanmar Military Leaders; U.K. Communities Address Vaccine Skepticism among Minorities. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Day 2, Impeachment Trial: Dramatic New Audio And Video Of The Siege; Republicans Admit To Impact Of New Evidence; Biden Sanctions Myanmar, Protestors Stand Firm; Iran And U.S. On Nuclear Deal Roundabout; Democrats Build Case that Trump Incited Insurrection; WHO Advisers Recommend Oxford Vaccine for all Adults; Health Experts Report Improving Trends in the Americas; Haiti Police Clash with Protesters; Biden Administration Inheriting Lingering Disputes with Turkey; Auto Makers Hit hard by Global Microchip Shortage. Aired 1-2a ET
• Democrats Build Case that Trump Incited Insurrection; Biden Announces Sanctions on Myanmar Military Leaders; Tokyo 2020 Games President Resigns over Sexist Remarks; WHO Advisers Recommend Oxford Vaccine for All Adults; Democrats Build Case That Trump Incited Insurrection; Saudi Women's Rights Activist Released from Prison; White House Draws Criticism Over Its Definition of Reopening Schools. Aired 12-1a ET
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• Vaccines Continue to Face Access Problems; Anonymous Hacktivist Saved Parler Videos; President Biden Comments on Impeachment. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Today, Impeachment Managers to Zero in on Trump's Lack of Remorse. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Backlash over Mixed Messaging on Reopening Schools; Caution Urged as States Ease Restrictions; Search for Suspect in Sicknick's; Former Teacher Dispels QAnon Lies Death. Aired 9:30-10a
• GOP Senators Signal They will Acquit Trump Despite Damning Videos; Former GOP Officials Talk of Forming Breakaway Conservative Party; House Impeachment Managers to Wrap Up Case Against Trump Soon; House Impeachment Managers Present Evidence Linking Trump to Capitol Hill Rioters; Lawmakers Narrowly Escape Violent Mob. Aired 9-9:30a ET


February 10, 2021
• House Managers Geared Up with Their Case Against Trump; Donald Trump Furious with His Lawyers' Presentation; Trump Lawyers With Weak Defense; Protests Not Ending Soon in Myanmar; U.K. Impose Harsh Travel Restrictions; European Countries Still in Lockdown; House Managers to Begin Presenting Evidence; Donald Trump Unhappy with Attorney's Performance; 200 Plus People Charged in Connection to Capitol Riot; Alleged Capitol Rioter Asks Judge if He Can Visit Peru; Experts Conclude Outbreak Investigation in Wuhan, China; New Cases Down and Vaccinations Up in United States; Investigation to Kobe Bryant's Crashed Release; Bitcoin's Rocketing Rise; Stars Come Out to Support COVID Vaccines; Oldest French Nun Survives COVID-19. Aired 3-4a ET
• Day One of Trump's Second Impeachment Trial; Senate Rejects Argument that Trial is Unconstitutional; Trump Unhappy with Attorney's Performance; Impeachment Turns to Evidence and Trump's Words; France Extends State of Emergency until June; On the Front Lines with Portugal's Ambulance Workers; About 10 Percent of U.S. Has Been Vaccinated with More than 940 Virus Variant Cases Confirmed in U.S.; Bitcoin Moves Up after Tesla Boost. Aired 2-2:45a ET
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• Queens Opens New Vaccination Site; House Democrats to Introduce Capitol Security Footage Today; Capitol Security Remains on High Alert For Impeachment Trial. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• House Impeachment Managers to Use New Capitol Security Footage Today; New York Times Reports, Georgia Prosecutors Open Criminal Probe into Trump. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Racial Disparity in Vaccinations; Gordon Humphrey is Interviewed about Impeachment; Expanding ACA Subsidies. Aired 9:30-10a ET.
• Security at U.S. Capitol on High Alert for Trump Trial; House Managers Preview Their Case with Dramatic Video of Insurrection; Six GOP Senators Break Ranks to Vote Trump's Trial As Constitutional; House Managers Preview Their Case with Dramatic Video of Insurrection. Aired 9-9:30a ET


February 09, 2021
• Blinken on Middle East: A Long Way from Seeing Peace; U.N. Calls on Israel to Halt West Bank Demolitions; U.N.: North Korean Hackers Stole Huge Sums to Pay for Weapons; W.H.O. Team Wraps Up Virus Origin Probe in Wuhan, China; Lawyer Says QAnon Shaman is Deeply Disappointed in Trump; QAnon Believers Say President Trump Will Soon Be Reinstated. February 1-7 Deadliest Week of U.S. Avalanches on Record. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Hours Away from Second Trump Impeachment Trial; Biden Focusing on COVID Relief, Not Impeachment; U.S. Ramps up COVID Genome Sequencing; U.S. May Require COVID-19 Tests for Domestic Air Travel; Global Oil Prices Have Fully Recovered from Pandemic; Protesters in Myanmar Defy Military After Coup. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• WHO Team Wraps Up Virus Origin Probe In Wuhan, China; Iran Begins Administering COVID-19 Vaccine; U.S. And Iran In Apparent Stalemate Over Nuclear Deal; Blinken On Joe Biden's Policy Toward China; Biden Focusing COVID Relief, Not Impeachment; U.S. Stocks Close At Record Highs; U.S. Mulls COVID Test Requirements For Domestic Flights; Searching For Survivors After Glacier Collapse; Deadliest Week Of U.S. Avalanches On Record; Dance Craze Spreading Joy Around The World; 106 Year Old Pianist Plays Through A Pandemic; Donald Trump Facing Second Impeachment Trial; Protesters Call to End Military Coup in Myanmar; WHO Says Worry Not; Europe Responds Positive to Vaccines; Preparedness and Vigilance Are Best Defense. Aired 3-4a ET
• Trump Trial to Begin with Debate on Constitutionality; Police Using Water Cannons, Curfew to Quell Protests in Myanmar; Concerns Variants Will Reverse Positive Trends in U.S.; WHO Team Wraps Up in Wuhan; North Korea Using Cybercrime to Fund Nuclear Program; U.N. Calls on Israel to Halt West Bank Demolitions; Oil Rises to Highest Levels in over a Year. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Trump's Second Impeachment Trial Begins Today; South Africa Will Modify Rollout Of AstraZeneca Vaccine; North Korea's Nuclear Program Continues Unabated; Climate Change Ultimately Responsible For Dam Collapse In India; Myanmar Protestors Met With Water Cannons; Senate to Begin Trial with Debate on Constitutionality; U.S. Infections and Hospitalizations on the Decline; Oil Prices Rise to Highest Levels in More Than a Year; Blinken Outlines Biden's Foreign Policy Priorities; U.N. Calls on Israel to Halt West Bank Demolitions; Believers Say President Trump will Soon be Reinstated. Aired 1-2a ET
• Trump Trial to Begin with Debate on Constitutionality; Police Using Water Cannons, Curfew to Quell Protests in Myanmar; Concerns Variants Will Reverse Positive Trends in U.S.; South Africa to Modify Rollout of AstraZeneca Vaccine; Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is Interviewed about Navalny Protests, Iran Nuclear Deal; Military Leader: Will Upload Rohingya Repatriation; U.N. Report: North Korea Actively Developing Nuclear Program; COVID Cases, Hospitalizations, Deaths Down as Concerns about Variants Rise; FOX Business Drops Lou Dobbs After Lawsuit Filed. Aired 12-12:45a ET
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• Trump Lawyers Have History of Controversial Legal Matters; CDC to Release Updated School Reopening Guidelines This Week; U.S. Capitol Security on High Alert for Trump Impeachment Trial. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
• Soon: Historic Second Impeachment Trial Against Trump Begins; GOP Rep. Kinzinger Urges Republican Senators to Convict Trump; Sen. Bob Casey (D-PA) is Interviewed About the COVID Relief Package and Trump's Impeachment Trial; Key Metrics Improving but COVID Variants Spreading. Aired 11-11:30a ET
• Senate Democrats Meet to Map Out COVID Agenda During Impeachment; Live Coverage of Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) Impeachment Comments; QAnon Supporters Look to March 4th. Aired 10:30-11a ET
• Soon, Historic Second Impeachment Trial against Trump Begins; Aides Say, House Impeachment Managers to Lay Out Devastating Case that Trump is Responsible for Riot at U.S. Capitol. Aired 10-10:30a ET
• Rep. Adam Kinzinger (R-IL) is Interviewed about Impeachment; House Democrats Reject Narrowed Stimulus; Pfizer Increases Production; Hacker Tries to Poison Water System in Florida. Aired 9:30-10a ET.
• Biden Administration Considering Negative COVID-19 Test for Domestic Travel; Delta Airlines to Block Middle Seats of its Flights Through April; Historic Second Impeachment Trial Against Trump Begins; Historic Second Impeachment Trial Against Trump Begins Today. Aired 9- 9:30a ET


February 08, 2021
• L.A. County Sees Drop in Key COVID Numbers; Teachers Fear for Safety Amid Calls to Reopen Schools; Democrats to Unveil New Bill Boosting Child Tax Credit; Protesters March in the Streets of Myanmar for Third Day; Netanyahu Pleads Not Guilty to Corruption Charges; Tennis Fans Descend on Melbourne as Tournament Begins; The Highs and Lows of Super Bowl Entertainment. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• Brady Leads Tampa Bay Buccaneers in Win Over Kansas City; Fans Celebrate on the Streets, Ignore COVID Guidelines; South Africa Pauses AstraZeneca Vaccine Rollout; Trump to Face Historic Second Impeachment Trial This Week. Biden Calls Continuing Pandemic a National Emergency. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• P.M. Benjamin Netanyahu Pleaded Not Guilty; Democrats Working on Financial Assistance for Families; Patients Not Giving Up; Protesters Calling to End Coup; Australian Open Starts; Impeachment Might Be Dead on Arrival; Tom Brady Breaking Another Record; South Africa Pauses Vaccine Rollout; Oxford University to Retool Vaccines; President Biden Blames Trump. Aired 3-4a ET
• Large crowds hit streets of Tampa before and after game; Fans celebrate on the streets, ignore COVID guidelines; Biden urges Americans to wear masks in Super Bowl message; Trump's Historic Second Impeachment Trial Set this Week; School Reopening Guidelines to be Released by CDC; Prime Minister Netanyahu Enters Plea on Charges of Corruption; South Africa's Vaccine Rollout on Pause; Tampa Bay Wins Super Bowl 55, Fears of Possible Surge of the Virus. Aired 2-3a ET
• Democrats Plan Video Evidence At Trump Impeachment Trail; Tampa Bay Bucks Take Super Bowl 31-9; Myanmar Protests Gain Momentum, So Far Peaceful; South Africa Pauses AstraZeneca Vaccine; Some Experts Say $1.9T Stimulus Could Speed Job Recovery; Navalny Supporters Regrouping after Police Crackdowns; Netanyahu at Courthouse to Enter Plea; The Highs and Lows of Super Bowl Entertainment. Aired 1-2a ET


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