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July 15, 2023
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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
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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
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