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July 14, 2023
• CNN International: Actors Joining Writers on the Picket Line; Biden: Putin Has Already Lost the War; NATO Assures Ukraine It Will Join Alliance; U.S. Delivers Cluster Munition to Ukraine; Jared Kushner, Hope Hicks Have Given Testimony; Secret Service Ends Probe Into Drugs Found at White House; Nearly All of California Under Heat Alerts; No Breakthroughs in Latest U.S.-China Talks; Hacking Operation Gave China Critical Insight into U.S. Thinking Ahead of Blinken Trip. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• U.S. President Rallied for Ukraine's Support; United Nations Calls Sudan Conflict a Crisis of Humanity; Pakistani Boy among the Casualties in the Shipwreck in Greece; Europe Bracing For Potentially Hottest Temperatures Ever; India Set To Launch Historic Moon Mission; Actors Set To Join Writers On The Picket Line. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Russian Military Silent on Dissenting General; Italy Issues Heat Red Alerts for Rome and 9 Other Cities; U.N. Calls for Probe After 87 Bodies Found in Mass Grave; Pakistani Boy Among 600+ Killed in Shipwreck off Greece; General: Cluster Bombs Can 'Radically Change Battlefield'; Austin: 'No Doubt' Ukraine Will Join NATO after War. Aired 12-12:45a ET


July 13, 2023
• CNN International: Ukrainian General: U.S. Cluster Munitions have Arrived; Actors to Join Writers in Strike against Studios; Biden Hails NATO Allies' Unity Over Ukraine; U.S. Defense Secretary: "A lot of great things Accomplished" at NATO Summit in Lithuania; Wife of Huw Edwards Confirms he is Suspended. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• CNN International: Russian General in Ukraine Was Fired After Accusing Defense Ministry of Not Providing Sufficient Support; Annual Inflation in U.S. Eased to 3 Percent in June; Girl Escapes from Abductor By Biting His Arm; Authorities Searching for Accomplices of Escaped Inmate; Sudan's Neighbors Discuss Ways to End Fighting; Heavy Rains, Floods, Landslides Inundate Northern India. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Biden Travels to Finland Following Key NATO Summit; Zelenskyy: Removed Any Doubts Ukraine Will Join NATO; Filing: Trump Team Failed to Vet Election Fraud Claims; More Sweltering Heat Expected in Southwester U.S.; Hollywood Actors Union Votes to Recommend Strike; FBI Director Faces Rough Treatment in House Committee; Top U.S. Diplomat Blinken to Meet with China's Wang Yi; Russian General Says He Was Fired After Criticizing Moscow. Aired 4- 4:30a ET
• SAG-AFTRA Contract Expires with No Deal; NATO Summit Wraps Up; BBC's Huh Edwards Named in Sex Scandal; E.U. Approves Climate Law; LeBron James Says No Intention of Retiring; Ukraine Receives Security Commitments and Promises at the NATO Summit; China, Russia, and U.S. Diplomats to Meet at the ASEAN Foreign Ministers Summit; Thailand's Parliament to Vote on the New PM. Aired 3-4a ET
• Thai Parliament Meeting To Choose New Prime Minister; Estonian Prime Minister On Ukraine's NATO Prospects; NATO Leaders Present United Front On Ukraine At Summit; Russian General In Ukraine Says He Was Fired After Accusing Defense Ministry Of Not Providing Sufficient Support; Russian Investigative Committee Releases Video Appearing To Show Former Sub Commander Jogging Before His Killing; Russia's Top Diplomat Lavrov To Meet With China's Wang Yi; Wife Of Huw Edwards Confirms He Is Suspended Anchor. Aired 2-3a ET
• Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Will Join NATO; Palestinian Leader Abbas Visits Jenin Camp After Israeli Raid; Russian Commander Killed While Jogging May Have Been Tracked On Strava App; Six Killed In Banned Kenya Protests; Thailand's Parliament Is About To Pick A New Prime Minister; Interview with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg; Wife of Huw Edwards Confirms He is Suspended Anchor; No Deal Between Actors Union and Studios as Strike Looms; Meet the Whale Guardians; Taylor Swift Takes Back Her Music with Re-Recorded Albums. Aired 1-2a ET
• NATO Leaders Present United Front On Ukraine At Summit; Russian Investigative Committee Releases Video Appearing To Show Former Sub Commander Jogging Before His Killing; Wife Of Huw Edwards Confirms He Is Suspended Anchor; Kim Jong-Un Personally Guided Record-Breaking 74- Minute ICBM Missile Test; Thai Parliament Meeting To Choose New Prime Minister; No Deal Between Actors Union & Studios as Strike Looms; Landslides, Floods, Extreme Heat Plague Parts of Asia. Aired 12-1a ET


July 12, 2023
• CNN International: Did Not Air 8-9a ET
• CNN International: U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville Walks Back Comments on White Nationalists; Tuberville Blocks Hundreds of Military Nominations; Dangerous Heat and Deadly Flooding in Asia; California Homeless Population Rises Despite $17 Billion Spent. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Biden and Zelenskyy to Meet at NATO Summit in Hours Ahead; Catastrophic Flooding; North Korea Fires Apparent Intercontinental Ballistic Missile; Vermont Braces for More Rain After Severe Flooding; Georgia Jury That Could Possible Indict Trump Sworn In; Trump Asks Court to Delay Trial Date in Documents Case; Leslie Van Houten to Spend Three Years on Parole for Her Role in La Bianca Killings; Police Find Items Possibly Linked to Escape Inmate; Former Russian Commander Killed in Southern Russia. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Ukraine is at the Front and Center of NATO Summit; NoKor Launches an Apparent Missile while SoKor and Allies Held a Meeting; Extreme Weather Felt Across Asia; Ukrainian President to meet Joe Biden and Other Leaders at the NATO Summit's Final Day in Lithuania; Israel Holds Their Day of Disruption Despite the Government's Push for Judicial Overhaul; PGA Tour Officials Grilled on the Hearing Regarding the LIV Golf Merger. Aired 3-4a ET
• Zelenskyy To Meet Biden At NATO Summit; NATO Statement: Ukraine's Future Is In NATO; Ukraine Shoots Down Iran-Made Drones Launched By Russia; Thailand's Deputy Prime Minister Meets Aung San Suu Kyi. Aired 2-3a ET
• Allies Disappoint Zelenskyy's Plea For NATO Membership Timetable; Israeli Protesters Stage "Day Of Disruption" Against Controversial Judicial Overhaul; Deadly Floods, Mudslides Bring Southwestern Japan To A Halt; Russia and Cuba Seek to Strengthen Ties; Blinken Addresses Iran Envoy Placed on Unpaid Leave; Golf Officials Grilled over Saudi-Backed LIV Merger; European Regulators Expand Weight Loss Drug Probe. Aired 1-2a ET
• NATO Statement: Ukraine's Future In In NATO; S. Korea: N. Korea Fires Long-Range Ballistic Missile; Tens Of Thousands Of Israelis Protest Judicial Overhaul; Companies Accused of Breaking Promise to Leave Russia; Golf Officials Grilled Over Saudi-Backed Liv Merger. Aired 12-12:45a ET


July 11, 2023
• CNN International: Zelenskyy Slams NATO In Fiery Tweet; White House: Biden & NATO Allies Will Discuss Path For Ukraine To Join Alliance In Future; Ukraine Appears To Provide Details About Death Of Russian Submarine Commander Inside Russia; Protesters Take To This Streets For "Day Of Disruption"; Biden To Meet With Zelenskyy On Wednesday; Rare Glimpse Into Russian Leader's Private Luxury; NATO Leaders Gather In Lithuania For Summit; Biden Approves Emergency Declaration For Vermont; Meta's Threads App Surpasses 100 Million Users; Source: Meta Downsized Election Team Ahead Of 2024 Race; Quarterfinal Matches Get Underway Today. Aired 8-9a ET
• CNN International: Intense Rain and Flash Floods Create Misery in Vermont; Families Forced to Evacuate in Flood-Ravaged Vermont; Leaked Documents Reveal Putin's Secret Train. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: World Leaders Gather in Lithuania for NATO Summit; Turkey Agrees to Back Sweden's NATO Bid; Devastating Floods; Trump Legal Team Asks Court to Delay Setting Trial Date; U.S. President Declares State of Emergency for Vermont; U.S. Marines Without Senate-Confirmed Leader. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• NATO Summit Opens Today; Joe Biden Declares State of Emergency in Vermont due to Flooding; Israeli Protesters Call it a Day of Disruption after the First Round of Vote for the Controversial Judicial Overhaul; Concert-goers throw Objects at Artists During Shows, a Bad Behavior; Turkey Backs Sweden's Accession to NATO; Sports Drink Brand Responds to an Inquiry from Lawmakers on their Caffeinated Energy Drink Variant. Aired 3-4a ET
• Turkey Agrees To Back Sweden's NATO Bid; Biden Will Meet With Zelenskyy At NATO Summit; World Leaders Gather In Lithuania For NATO Summit; Biden Visits London, Meets With British Prime Minister Sunak. Aired 2-3a ET
• Turkey Agrees To Allow Sweden To Join NATO; Israel's Knesset Gives First Nod To Contested Supreme Court Bill; U.N. Warns Sudan May Be Nearing All Out Civil War; Historic Flooding Hammers Northeastern US; Biden Meets with Rishi Sunak in London and King Charles III at Windsor Castle; World Leaders Gather in Lithuania for NATO Summit; Leaked Documents Reveal Putin's Secret Train; Disgraced Former U.S.A. Gymnastics Doctor Stabbed in Prison; Comedian Sarah Silverman Sues Open A.I. and Meta Alleging Copyright Infringement; Meta's Threads App Surpasses 100 Million Users. Aired 1-2a ET
• World Leaders Gather In Lithuania For NATO Summit; Ukraine Seeking A Path To NATO Membership; Antarctic Sea Ice Levels Reach Record Lows; Legislature Advances Key Part Of Judicial Reforms; Disgraced Former USA Gymnastics Doctor Stabbed In Prison; Leaked Documents Reveal Putin's Secret Train. Aired 12-12:45 ET


July 10, 2023
• CNN International: Did Not Air 8-8:30a ET
• CNN International: Protesters Ready to Hold More Massive Demonstrations in Israel; U.S. Marine Questioned in Teenage Girl's Disappearance; At least 22 Dead from Flood in Northern India; Singer Harry Styles Hit By Flying Object at Concert. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Biden in London, to Meet with British Prime Minister Today; Russia's War on Ukraine Loom Over NATO Summit; Widespread Flooding Hits Southeastern New York; Deadly Assault at Kindergarten in China; House and Senate Back in Session this Week; Florida GOP Will Require 2024 Candidates to Sign Loyalty Pledge to Qualify for Primary Ballot. Aired 4:00-4:30a ET
• U.S. President Kicks Off His European Tour; Ukrainian Leader Double Thinks About His NATO Summit Attendance; Court Allows Tennessee State to Ban Transgender Minors' Care; U.S. Treasury Secretary Wraps Up Her China Visit, Leaving No Agreements Made; Japan's Sexual Assault Survivor Aims for a Real Change and Apology; Hawaii Native Wins U.S. Women's Open Title in Seven Years. Aired 3-4a ET
• President Joe Biden Travels to Europe for NATO Summit; Legislators Back in Session Next Week; Mass Shooting on Cleveland, Ohio; U.S. Marine Under Investigation for Teenage Girl's Disappearance. Tennessee Bans Care for Transgender Minors. Biden Travels To U.K. Ahead of Critical NATO Summit; Congress Divided On U.S. Offer Of Cluster Munitions; Retired Ukrainians Refuse To Leave War-Torn Homes. Aired 2-3a ET
• NATO Unity Will Be Tested At Upcoming Summit; Ukrainian Forces Advance In South, Hold Initiative; Protests Across Israel Ahead Of Vote On Judicial Overhaul Bill Vote; The U.S. Labor Market Cooled Off In June; Biden in U.K. Ahead of NATO Summit; New Drug Promises to Delay Progression of Alzheimer's; Ukrainian Soldiers Receive Prosthetic Limbs in Mexico. Aired 1-2a ET
• Biden to Meet with U.K. Prime Minister; Retired Ukrainians Refuse to Leave War-Torn Homes; Ukraine Littered with Unexploded Munitions; Medecins Sans Frontieres Condemns Hospital Incursion; Yellen Meets with Chinese Leaders; Japanese Soldier Suing Over Sexual Assault and Lack of Action by Military; Record Rainfall Against Northern India Triggers Floods and Landslides Killing 22 People. Aired 12-1a ET


July 09, 2023
• Biden Embarks Today on High-Stakes Trip to Europe; Biden Defends Decision to Send Cluster Bombs to Ukraine; Yellen Heads Home After Productive Talks in Beijing; Brazilian and Colombian Leaders Discuss Ways to Heal The Rainforest Often Called the "Lungs of the Planet"; Soccer Trailblazer Megan Rapinoe to Retire. Aired 5-6a ET
• Vilnius Summit Meeting's Top Priority will be Ukraine; Biden Getting Ready for Important Summit in Vilnius; Interview with Global Situation Room President and Former Director of Global Engagement in Obama White House Brett Bruen; Ukraine Expresses Gratitude to the US for Sending Cluster Bombs; Ukraine Asserts Progress Around Bakhmut has Increased; Russian Shelling in Lyman, Ukraine, Results in Nine Deaths; Azov Fighters Brought Home by Zelenskyy from Turkey; An Apparent Claim of Responsibility for the Explosion on Crimean Bridge Made by Ukrainian Defense Official; "Productive" Talks in Beijing; Judicial Reform Protests in Israel; Japan's Wastewater Release Plan Condemned by North Korea; IAEA: Japan's Plan Consistent with International Standards; Leaders of Brazil and Colombia Addresses Methods to Restore the Amazon Rainforest, Often Referred as "Lungs of the Planet"; FDA Approves Drug Shown to Slow Alzheimer's; NYPD: Man on Scooter Opened Fire, Killing One and Injuring Three; Large Ship in New Jersey Harbor Fire Contained; Reward Money for Any Information for Escaped Prisoner from Pennsylvania; Casey DeSantis on Campaign Trail; Dutch Government Breaks Down Due to Immigration; Soccer Star Megan Rapinoe retiring; Official End of touring for Elton John; "Ghost" Concert Workers are Taylor Swift Fans. Aired 4-5a ET
• Biden Heads to Europe; Relaxing Tensions; GOP Sets Date for Iowa Caucuses. Aired 3-4a ET
• President Biden Arrives For European Visit, NATO Summit; NYPD Arrests Suspect In Random Shootings; Gov. Ron DeSantis Laughs Off Idea His Campaign Is Struggling; Hong Kong Puts Bounty On Pro-Democracy Activists; Twitter Threatens To Sue Meta Over Threads; U.S. Women's Soccer Team Wins Tune-up Match. Aired 7-8p ET
• Russia's War On Ukraine Looms Over Biden's European Trip; Sweden And Ukraine Membership On The Table At NATO Summit; Marine Taken Into Custody After 14-Year-Old Girl Found At Camp Pendleton; Lawmakers Return To Capitol Hill This Week; Former GOP Congressman Joins Hunter Biden Legal Team; Ukraine Residents Refuse To Leave Town Amid Shelling; Military Vets Fight A Silent Battle Against PTSD; New Series Features The History Of Black Television. Aired 6-7p ET
• President Joe Biden Arrives In London For A High Stakes Trip In Europe; Random Shootings In New York, One Person Dead; Car Crash In Chicago Leaves One Dead And 20 Injured; Iowa Republican Caucus Set For January 15, 2024; President Biden Arrived In London For NATO Summit; Manhunt Underway For Escaped Inmate; John Elton Says Farewell To Touring. Aired 5-6p ET>
• President Biden Departs For European Trip, NATO Summit; U.S. Marine Taken Into Custody For Questioning Over Missing 14-Year-Old Girl; Crimea Bridge Briefly Closed After Cruise Missile Shot Down; Ukrainian Fights Get Prosthesis In Mexico; Ron DeSantis Puts Family At Forefront Of His Campaign; Trump Campaigns In Iowa Amid New Details in Election Probe; Biden Defends Age, Touts Political Experience; Congress Returns To Capitol Hill This Week; Social Media Impact On Kids Mental Health; Pres. Biden Lands In The U.K. Aired 4-5p ET
• Biden Departs For European Trip, NATO Summit; U.S. Says It Killed ISIS Leader In Eastern Syria; Trump And Rivals Hit Campaign Trail. Aired 3-4p ET
• Biden Departs For European Trip, NATO Summit; Russia: Key Crimea Bridge Briefly Closed After Cruise Missile Shot Down; Gun Violence Epidemic; Fight Over Transgender Rights In Tennessee; Texas Sued Over Plan To Deploy Floating Barrier On Rio Grande To Curb Border Crossings; Congress Returns To Capitol Hill This Week. Aired 2-3p ET


July 08, 2023
• New U.S. Military Package To Include Cluster Bombs; U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Holds Key Meetings In Beijing; Florida GOP Requiring Loyalty Pledges From 2024 Candidates; Heat Records Broken Around The World In 2023; Long Island Ramps Up Shark Patrols; Pebble Beach Hosting Women's Golf Major. Aired 5-6a ET
• New U.S. Military Package To Include Cluster Bombs; Turkiye's Erdogan Supports Ukraine NATO Membership; Ukraine Claims More Advances Around Bakhmut; El Paso Walmart Shooter Sentenced To 90 Life Terms; Illicit "Tranq" Is Rotting Users' Skin; U.N. Summit To Focus On "AI for Good". Aired 4-5a ET
• Turkiye's Erdogan Supports Ukraine NATO Membership; New U.S. Military Package to Include Cluster Bombs; Ukraine Claims More Advances around Bakhmut; U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Holds Key Meetings in Beijing; Palestinian Man Killed by Israeli Forces in West Bank. Aired 3-4a ET
• Biden Defends Decision On Cluster Munitions; Yellen Urges Cooperation On Climate; Public Fears Spike Over Fukushima Wastewater Release. Aired 2-3a ET
• One Killed, Three Others Shot By Man Riding Scooter; U.S. Military Aid To Ukraine Includes Cluster Munitions; Interview With Rep. John Garamendi (D-CA); Leslie Van Houten A Step Closer To Parole; Russia: Casey DeSantis Campaigns Solo For Husband In Iowa, Launches National Mamas For DeSantis; Locally Detected Cases Of Malaria Detected In The U.S. Aired 7-8p ET
• NATO To Be Focus of Biden's Weeklong Trip To Europe; Biden Defends Sending Cluster Munitions To Ukraine; Trump Bashes Special Counsel, DeSantis At Iowa Rally; NYPD: One Person Killed, Three Others Shot At Multiple Locations By Man On Scooter; Soccer Trailblazer Megan Rapinoe To Retire; Five Separate Shark Attacks In NY This Week. Aired 6-7p ET
• NATO To Be The Focus Of Biden's Weeklong Trip To Europe; NYPD Investigating String Of Shootings In Queens; Manhunt Underway For Dangerous Escaped Inmate; Ukrainian Officials Report Gains Around Bakhmut; Special Counsel Focusing On Chaotic 2020 WH Meeting; Disciplinary Committee Recommends Rudy Giuliani Be Disbarred In D.C.; NYT: Former Aide John Kelly Says Trump Asked About IRS Probe Of FBI Officials; Nauta Pleads Not Guilty To Charges Of Mishandling Classified Documents; New Social Media App "Threads" Needles Twitter And Musk. Aired 5-6p ET
• U.S. To Send Cluster Munitions To Ukraine; Interview With Rep. Veronica Escobar (D-TX); Experts Pen Open Letter For Ukraine's NATO Membership; Former NYPD Officer Convicted Of Stalking NJ Family On Behalf Of Chinese Government; Mayor Sylvester Turner (D-Houston) Discusses Triple-Digit Temps Scorching Texas; FDA Fully Approves Alzheimer's Drug. Aired 4-5p ET
• President Biden Defends His Decision To Send Controversial Cluster Munitions To Ukraine; Russian Soldiers Captured By Ukrainian Forces Tell Their Stories; Twitter Threatens To Sue Meta Over Creation Of Threads Social Media Platform; Severe Storms Expected Across Central U.S.; Astronaut Points Out Extreme Tourism Into Space Carries Severe Risks; Chicago Police Accused Of Improper Sexual Relations With Migrants Housed At Police Station; Singer Britney Spears Claims Security Guard For NBA Player Victor Wembanyama Slapped Her; Women's Soccer Star Megan Rapinoe Announces Retirement; CNN Hero Makes Efforts To Reduce Violation in Community. Aired 2-3p ET.
• Officials: United States To Send Cluster Munitions To Ukraine; CNN Tours Camp Wagner Fighters Could Use In Belarus; Manhunt For "Dangerous" Escaped Inmate; Two Firefighters Killed, Six Injured In New Jersey Cargo Ship Fire; Special Counsel Focuses On Chaotic Dec 2020 WH Meeting; Chicago Cops Accused Of Improper Sexual Relations With Migrants; FDA Fully Approves Alzheimer's Drug; Alzheimer's Association Welcomes Leqembi's Approval; Fan's Taylor Swift Costume Goes Viral. Aired 1-2p ET
• New United States Military Package To Include Cluster Bombs; Ukraine Claims More Advances Around Bakhmut; United States Secretary Holds Key Meetings In Beijing; Special Counsel Focuses On Chaotic Dec 2020 White House Meeting; Long Island Increases Patrols After Simmers Bitten; Chicago Police Officers Accused Of Improper Sexual Relations With Migrants; Leslie Van Houten A Step Closer To Parole. Aired 12-1p ET
• New U.S. Military Package To Include Cluster Bombs; Manhunt For Dangerous Escaped Inmate; NJ Cargo Ship Fires Will Burn For Days; Special Counsel Focuses On Chaotic Dec. 2020 White House Meeting; Republican Presidential Candidates Required To Sign A Loyalty Pledge; Half Of U.S. Tap Water Has "Forever Chemicals"; IAEA Chief In South Korea To Calm Fears Of Wastewater Plan; Taylor Swift Megastar And Public Transit Savior? Aired 11a-12p ET
• President Biden and National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan Defend Decision to Send Controversial Cluster Munitions to Ukraine; President Trump Using Indictments to Rally Supporters; Special Counsel Investigating Meeting in Oval Office between Former President Trump's Attorneys and Advisers on Possibly Overturning 2020 Presidential Election. Aired 10-11a ET


July 07, 2023
• CNN International: CNN Tours Camp Military Group could use in Belarus; U.S. Secretary Trying to Repair China Relations; Cluster Bomb Controversy; U.S. Expected to Send Cluster Munitions to Ukraine; IAEA Chief Backs Plan to Release Site's Wastewater. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• CNN International: Justice Department Focusing On 2020 White House Meeting With Trump And His Advisers. Freedom Caucus Votes To Remove Marjorie Taylor Greene. Mark Zuckerberg's New App, "Threads", Is Off To A Good Start. Oceangate Suspends Operations After Titan Submersible Implosion. Japan Plans To Release Treat Wastewater From Fukushima Nculear Site Into The Pacific Ocean. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Special Counsel Jack Smith's Investigation into Trump and the 2020 Election; Walt Nauta Pleads Not Guilty; Bag of Cocaine in the White House West Wing; Russian Police Raids Prigozhin's Home; Prigozhin's Whereabouts Still Unknown; U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen in Beijing; Twitter Threatening to Sue Meta Threads; Ukraine Destroys Two-Thirds of Drones Russia Used in Latest Strikes: Lviv Death Toll Grows to 10 People; Zelenskyy Heads to Turkey; House Freedom Caucus voted to Remove Marjorie Taylor Greene; Greene Expelled from Freedom Caucus; OceanGate Suspends Operations; Millions at Risk for Severe Weather; Controversial Fukushima Wastewater Plan; Britney Spears Calling Foul on a Security Guard. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Russian Police Raided Wagner Leader's St. Petersburg Home; U.S. Treasury Secretary Meets Chinese Officials in her Official Visit; U.S. Drones Harassed Russian Fighter Jets over the Syrian Skies; 10 Dead, 42 Wounded in the Latest Missile Strike in the Ukrainian City of Lviv; Twitter sues rival Meta after Threads Launch; The Eagles will Stage a Farewell Concert Tour after a successful career rum. Aired 3-4a ET
• Belarusian Leader Speaks on Wagner Head's Whereabouts; Zelenskyy Meets the Turkish President on the Fate of the Grain Deal; 17 Died in the Nitrate Gas Leak in a South African Settlement Camp; Dozens Trapped In Quito Cable Car Gondolas; UN: Spike In Violence Against Sudanese Women & Girls; Meta's Twitter Rival App "Threads" Gains Traction. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Yevgeny Prigozhin's Mansion Has Been Raided By Russian Security Forces; Nutbush World Record Broken In Memory Of Tina Turner; Russian Attack On Lviv Apartment Building Kills 10; Twitter Reportedly Threatens To Sue Meta Over Threads; Mystery Over Prigozhin's Whereabouts Deepens; U.S. Drones Over Syria Harassed; U.N.: Myanmar Trapped in Deadly Freefall; ICC Investigating Crimes Against Rohingya; Xi Orders Increased Safety Efforts Amid Deadly Floods; U.S. FDA Fully Approves Alzheimer's Drug. Aired 1-2a ET
• Lukashenko: Prigozhin is in Russia, Not Belarus; Russian Strike Shatters Illusion of Safety in Lviv; U.S. Treasury Secretary Meets with Chinese Officials; U.S. Drones Over Syria Harassed Twice in Two Days; Toxic Gas Leak Kills at Least 17 in South African Mine; ICC Investigating Crimes Against Rohingya by Myanmar. Aired 12-12:45a ET


July 06, 2023
• CNN International: Lukashenko: Prigozhin in Russia, not Belarus; Russian Jets Intercept U.S. Drones over Syria; Meta Officially Launches Twitter Rival; Bowers: Spoke with FBI in Election 2020 Probe; Rare Access to Russian Prisoners of War in Ukrainian Jail. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• CNN International: Last Month was the Hottest June on Record by a Huge Margin; Ohio Republicans Approve August Election that Could Thwart Abortion-Rights Push; Israel Ends Jenin Incursion But Threatens Return. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Lukashenko Says Prigozhin is in St. Petersburg; Bowers: Spoke with FBI in Election 2020 Probe; Prosecutors: January 6 Suspect Shared Trump's Obama Post; U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen En Route to China; Authorities Probing How Cocaine Got Into White House; Police: Two Ghost Guns Found with Philadelphia Suspect; U.S. Navy: Iran Tried to Seize Two Oil Tankers. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Ukrainian President says Russia Prepares for a Possible Nuclear Plant Attack in Zaporizhzhya; Thousands gathered for a Funeral and Protest after the end of Israel's Military Operation in Jenin; U.S. Treasury Secretary is set to visit China; Zelenskyy Speaks to CNN on the Recent Russian Mutiny Attempt and Crimea's Future; Average Global Temperature Now at a two-Day Record-High; Grand Slam Tennis Superstar Talks to CNN on his Archrival's Plans to tie His Wimbledon's Record. Aired 3-4a ET
• Meta Launches Twitter Rival App "Threads"; Royal Visit Scotland Met With "Not My King" Chants; Britain Marks 75 Years OF The National Health Service; Russia Strike On Lviv Apartment Building Kills Four; Rare Access To Russian Prisoners Of War In Ukrainian Jail; Zelenskyy: Possible Explosives At Nuclear Plant. Aired 2-3a ET
• Zelenskyy Gives Exclusive Interview To CNN; Palestinians Mourn 12 Killed In Israel Incursion; U.S. Navy: Iran Tried To Seize Two Oil Tankers; Global Average Temperature Breaks Record Two Days in a Row; U.S. Treasury Secretary Yellen En Route to China; Joan Baez's New Project: Helping Ukrainian Kids; Scotland Celebrates the Coronation of King Charles III. Aired 1-2a ET
• Rare Access To Russian Prisoners Of War In Ukrainian Jail; Iran Tried To Seize Two Oil Tankers; Israel Ends Jenin Incursion But Threatens Return; Taliban Order Closure Of Beauty Salons; Global Average Temperature Breaks Record Two Days In A Row; Yellen: World's Top Two Economies Must Work Together; Calls for Stricter Gun Laws after Weekend Shooting; Scotland Celebrates Coronation of King Charles III. Aired 12-12:45a ET


July 05, 2023
• CNN International: Israel: All Forces Out Of Jenin, Operation Over; Rhetoric Ramping Up On Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Plant; Volodymyr Zelenskyy Speaks To CNN; Yellen Heads To China For 3-Day Visit; Japan Plans To Release Treated Wastewater; Powdery Substance Found At White House May Be Cocaine; Britain's King Charles To Receive Scottish Crown. Aired 8-9a ET
• CNN International: Kremlin: Certain Contacts on American Prisoner; Zelenskyy: Russia the Only Danger to Zaporizhzhia Plant; Meta About to Launch Twitter Competitor Threads; U.K.'s King Charles to Receive Second Crown in Scotland; L.A. County Sheriff Deputies Under Investigation; West Virginia Police Accused of Spying of Female Officers. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Philadelphia Shooting Suspect to Appear in Court; Judge Blocks Biden Administration Contact with Social Media Firms; Israel Conducts Strikes in Gaza After Rocket Attacks; Atomic Regulators Okay Fukushima Water Release; Republicans Vie for Votes on Independence Day. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Gun Violence and Mass Shootings Disrupts Fourth of July Celebrations; Israeli Forces Withdrawn in Jenin, Violence Still Spreading Across the Gaza Strip; Russian President Puts Strength and Power, In Charge of the Russia-Ukraine Situation; Nuclear Regulators Green Lighted Fukushima Plant Dumpwater Release; SoKor Ace Striker Hopes for a Women's World Cup Return; Fireworks, Drone Shows Highlight Fourth of July Celebrations. Aired 3-4a ET
• Mass Shootings In America; Pence Looks For Votes In America's Heartland; DeSantis Critics Blast Candidate's Anti-LGBT Ad; Putin Thanks Allies For Support During Insurrection; Atomic Regulators OK Fukushima Water Release; Stunning Fireworks Shows Celebrate 4th Of July. Aired 2-3a ET
• July Fourth And Fifth Have The Most Mass Shootings Of Any Day Of The Year; Israel Pulls Out of Jenin In West Bank; Putin Thanks Allies For Support During Wagner Mutiny; Prominent Russian Journalist "Severely Beaten" In Attack In Chechnya; LASD Investigates After Deputy Throws Woman To The Ground; Powdery Substance Sent for Further Testing; Severe Storms, Heat Advisories for U.S. Wednesday; Atomic Regulators OK Fukushima Water Release; Stunning Fireworks Shows Celebrate 4th of July; South Korean Star Park Eun-Seon Hopeful for Return. Aired 1-2a ET
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July 04, 2023
• Israel Presses On With Military Operation In Jenin; Russia: Five Drones Were Intercepted Near Moscow; Confident Putin Meets With Eurasian Leaders; NATO Secretary General's Term Extended; Meta Takes Aim At Twitter With New "Threads" App; U.S.: Gershkovich In Good Health, Remains Strong; Two Killed In Russian Attack On Sumy; Israel Conducts Major Military Operation In West Bank. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• CNN International: Macron to Meet with Mayors of Areas Hit by Violence in France; Mom and Daughter Thriving in U.S. While Seeking Asylum; U.S. Justice Department Ramping Up Investigations. Aired 4:30- 5a ET
• CNN International: Five Killed in Philadelphia Mass Shooting; Israel Conducts Major Military Operation in West Bank; Vladimir Putin on the World State at the SCO Summit; Vladimir Putin Speaks to Virtual Summit Hosted by India. Aired 4:00-4:30a ET
• 10 Palestinians Killed, Close to 100 Injured at a Major Military Operation between Israel and Palestine at the West Bank- occupied Jenin; Russian President to Speak for the First Time at the Virtual SCO Summit; Calm Restored in France after days of Protests; Ukrainian President speaks to CNN on the invitation to join NATO; Cows Replacing Buffalos as the Former is Not Good for the Climate; Barbie Movie Banned in Vietnam. Aired 3-4a ET
• Israel Conducts Major Military Operation In West Bank; Violence Eases As Mayors Appeal For End To Riots; Zelenskyy Questions Putin's Grip On Power In Russia; Vladimir Putin Expected To Address SCO Summit; Vladimir Putin Expected To Address SCO Summit; U.K. Had Its Hottest June On Record; Barbie Banned In Vietnam. Aired 2-2:45a ET
• Residents Of Jenin Camp Flee Homes As Israeli Raid Continues; Rioting In France Presents A Fresh Political Test For Macron; Ukraine Reports Progress After "Difficult" Week Of Fighting; Violence Eases as Mayors Appeal for End to Riots; Hong Kong Issues Bounties for Pro- Democracy Activists; Israel Conducts Major Military Operation in West Bank; U.S. Ambassador Visits Evan Gershkovich for 2nd Time; Scientist: Cows Could Be Part of Climate Solution. Aired 1-2a ET
• Israel Launches Largest Military Operation In West Bank; Hundreds March In Support Of Paris Suburb Mayor Whose House Was Attacked, Injuring His Wife And Child; Two Killed In Russian Attack On Sumy; Saudi Arabia & Russia Extend Production Cuts; Mom & Daughter Thriving in U.S. While Seeking Asylum. Aired 12-12:45 ET


July 03, 2023
• CNN International: Israel Launches Lethal Strike on Jenin; Family of Slain Teen Calls for Calm; Ukraine: Troops Gaining Ground Near Bakhmut; Russia: 700K Ukrainian Children Taken from War Zones; Scientists: Grazing Method could Lower Emissions. Aired 8-8:30a ET
• CNN International: Texas Sends Second Bus of Migrants to Los Angeles; DeSantis Campaign Slams Trump for LGBTQ Support; Commercial Real Estate Facing Major Pressure. Aired 4:30-5a ET
• CNN International: Severe Weather Alerts Threaten Holiday Celebrations; 2 Dead, 28 Injured in Baltimore Block Party Shooting; Israel Forces Launch Lethal Strike on West Bank's Jenin; Macron Meets with Top Officials, Pushes to Restore Calm; Yellen to Visit Beijing in Effort to Mend Relations; U.S. President Joe Biden to Travel to Europe; Russia: 700K Ukrainian Children Removed from War Zone. Aired 4-4:30a ET
• Severe Weather, Extreme Heat Affects Americans' Plans for the 4th of July Celebrations; Tensions Continue in the West Bank, Israeli Forces Carry Out a Counterterrorism Operation in Jenin; Grandmother of the Killed Teenager Pleas for Peace and Calm; DeSantis Drops New Video on Trump's LGBTQ View; Writers' Strike Now Felt in Essential Businesses; Cuba Restores and Re-lits Pre-Revolutionary Neon Signs For the First Time in Decades. Aired 3-4a ET
• Heat Alert and Severe Storm Threats Across the United States; Mass Shooting in Baltimore Holiday Block Party; Israel Launches Military Operation in Jenin; Major Security Forces Deployed All Across France to Stop the Protests; Texas Sends Migrants to Los Angeles; Janet Yellen to Visit China; President Biden Going to Europe; Russian Forces Advancing in Ukraine; Shooting Victim's Grandmother Calls For End To Violence; Dozens Injured When SUV Crashes Into Bar; DeSantis Campaign Slams Trump For LGBTQ Support. Aired 2-3a ET
• Israel Forces Launch Lethal Strike On West Bank's Jenin; Macron Pushes For An End To The Riots Testing His Authority; Zelenskyy Visits Wounded Defenders In Odesa Region; Diabetes Projected To Affect 1.3 Billion People by 2050; Studies Predict Dramatic Rise in Global Diabetes Cases; Doulas on a Mission to Save the Lives of Black Mothers and Their Babies in the U.S.; French Tourism Sector Suffers Amid Protests; Biden to Meet King Charles III Ahead of NATO Summit; Low Birth Rate Threatens Japan's Economic Future; Impact of Writers' Strike Felt Across Other Industries. Aired 1-2a ET
• Tensions Ease on Sunday after Days of Protests; Ukraine: Wagner Mutiny Will Weaken Russia's Battle Power; CIA Director: War Has Created Recruiting Opportunity; Biden to Visit U.K., Lithuania, Finland; French Tourism Sector Suffers Amid Protests; CNN Speaks to Astronaut Aboard Space Station. Aired 12-1a ET


July 02, 2023
• Unrest In France Sparked By Police Shooting Of Teen; Baltimore Police Brief Media On Mass Shooting; Russian Deals With Fallout From Prigozhin's Mutiny; 719 People Detained In France On 5th Night Of Unrest; Bus With Migrants Arrives In Los Angeles From Texas. Aired 5- 6a ET
• During Protests, Home of a French Mayor was Attacked; France's 5th Night of Unrest Saw 719 People Detained; Interview with France 24 Senior Correspondent Catherine Norris Trent; Police Shooting a Teenager Causes Unrest in France; In Light of Unrest, Macron Cancels His Trip to Germany; Continued Demonstrations by Tens of Thousands Against Judicial Reform; Sources: Trump Urged Governor of Arizona to Look Into Election Fraud; At a Rally, Trump Criticizes Investigations; July 1st, DeSantis's Signed Florida Laws Come Into Force; 4th of July Celebrations in U.S. Cities Get Underway Early; Parts of the U.S. Expected to Experience Record Temperatures and Severe Storms; For the Fourth of July, Millions are Expected to Travel; Travelers Prepare for Potential Weather Delays; Interruptions Around the Fourth of July Anticipated by Airlines; U.S. Spy Agency's Recruitment in Russia; Supreme Court's Stunning Shift to the Right; Russia's War on Ukraine; Ukraine: Attack in Kyiv Overnight, Every Drone was Destroyed; Ukraine's Military Trains Behind Lines of Danger; Hotel Workers' Strike Looms; LGBTQ Rights Suffer a Setback, Affirmative Action Gutted, and Plan to Reduce Student Debt Blocked by Conservative Majority; U.S. Shifts to the Right After Three Landmark Decisions; Texas Sends 41 Migrants to Los Angeles; Pressure Mounting on Commercial Real Estate Market; Maternal Mortality Crisis in the U.S.; Interview with Stanford University Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Dr. Irogue Igbinosa; Not Your Grandfather's Artwork. Aired 4-5a ET
• Fifth Night of Violence in France; 2020 Election Pressure; Travelers Hit the Roads and Skies. Aired 3-4a ET
• Two Dead, Three In Critical Condition At Baltimore Block Party; Walt Nauta Indicted Alongside Trump On June 13; Security Tightened As France Braces For Unrest; Trump Says He Plans To Skip First Republican Presidential Debate; Office And Retail Buildings Empty Across The Nation. Aired 7-8p ET
• Second Bus Of Migrants Arrives In L.A. From Texas; Biden Traveling To Lithuania, Finland, U.K. July 9th; Biden Announces New Path To Student Debt Relief; Federal Prosecutor Defends Hunter Biden Probe; Thousands Of Twitter Users Unable To Access Site; Actors' Union Hits Pause On Possible Strike; Impact Of Writers' Strike Felt Across Other Industries. Aired 6-7p ET
• Mass Shooting In A Baltimore Block Party; Sweeping Protests In Paris In Its Fifth Night; U.S. Air Defense Struggling; DeSantis Draws Criticism On Anti-Trump Ad; Severe Weather Threat All Across The United States; Toxic Algae Bloom Killing Sea Lions And Dolphins in California. Aired 5-6p ET
• Two Dead, 28 Injured During Baltimore Block Party; More Than 700 Detained In Fifth Night Of Violence Protests In France; Russia Launches Drone Attack On Ukrainian Capital; U.S. Army's Air Defense Units Strained By Global Threats; Second Bus Of Migrants Arrives In L.A.; President Biden To Meet King Charles During U.K. Visit; Supreme Court Strikes Down Biden's Student Debt Forgiveness Program; Conservative Majority Dominates The High Court; Lab-Grown Chicken Debuts In San Francisco Restaurant. Aired 4-5p ET
• Mass Shooting In The U.S.; Kemp Condemns Attacks On Public Safety Resources; More Than 100 Million Under Severe Weather Threat Today. Aired 3-4p ET
• Two Dead, 28 Injured During Baltimore Block Party; More Than 100 Million Under Severe Weather Threat Today; Second Bus Of Migrants Arrives In L.A. From Texas; Conservative Majority Dominates The High Court; More Than 700 Detained In Fight Night Of Violent Protests In France; Russia Launches Drone Attack On Ukrainian Capital; Army's Air Defense Units Strained By Global Threats. Aired 2-3p ET


July 01, 2023
• Weather Woes Put U.S. Travel To The Test; Web Designer Can Deny Services To Gay Couples; Funeral For Boy Killed By French Officer; Russians Say Ukrainian Bridgehead Eliminated; Biden Unveils Plan B For Student Loan Debt Forgiveness; Excessive Heat Is Hard On Your Health. Aired 5-6a ET
• Biden Unveils Plan B for Student Loan Debt Forgiveness; Marseille Mayor Reports Violence and Looting; Kyiv Laid Out Its War Timeline to CIA; Russian Antiwar Activist Reacts to Prigozhin's Mutiny; Brazil's Jair Bolsonaro Barred from Office for Eight Years; U.S. Coast Guard Scandal; Sriracha Selling Online for $124 amid Shortage; "Sultan of Space" on Life Aboard ISS. Aired 4-5a ET
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