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September 05, 2017
• Sessions announces "Dreamers" decision; Threats from the North and military drills from the South. Aired at 11-11:30p ET


September 04, 2017
• Emergency meeting by the U.N. Security Council; Military options being studied by U.S.; North Korea a global threat says IAEA; Many countries asking for stronger sanctions on North Korea; President Trump and President Moon Jae in talks on the phone; South Korea conducts live fire drills; Duchess of Cambridge pregnant with third child; Angela Merkel opposes Turkey joining E.U.; Letter from a Korean War veteran to Kim Jong- un. Aired at 11-12 ET


September 03, 2017
• Hundreds Evacuated As Huge Fire Burns; Officials: It will Take 10-15 Days For Water To Recede; 13 Toxic Waste Sites Flooded Or Damaged; At Least 53 Confirmed Deaths From Storm; Man On A Mission Returns To Flooded Home; North Korea Claims Successful Hydrogen Bomb Test; A Look At America's Last Line Of Missile Defense; South Korea Calls For New Sanctions After N.K. Nuclear Test; Moon Had Called For Talks With North Korea; Trump To Meet With National Security Team On North Korea; Russia Calls For Strongest Condemnation OF N.K. Test; Russia Seeking To Expand Its Influence In North Korea; China Angered By North Korea Nuclear Test; North Korean Test Announced On Big Screens In Capital; North Korea Banks On H-bomb For Survival


August 31, 2017
• Flood danger not over for Houston surrounding areas; Houston police; rescue 18 people overnight; Water rescues on going in southeast Texas; Hope and humanity in aftermath of storm; UK and Japan to move quickly on North Korea sanctions; Remembering the people's princess. Aired at 11-11:30p ET


August 30, 2017
• Rising floodwaters east of Houston; Rescue operations in Houston; Tropical Storm Harvey to Beaumont, Texas; Louisiana brace for the storm and flooding; Houston holds city council meeting; Shelters not spared from flooding; FEMA reports 30,000 people in shelters; Death toll rises to 11; Air National Guard saves baby. Aired at 11-12 ET


August 29, 2017
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August 28, 2017
• Did Not Air


August 27, 2017
• Houston Mayor Gives Update On Catastrophic Flooding; Texas Residents Trapped By Catastrophic Flooding. Aired 11-12p ET


August 24, 2017
• The president struck a dramatically different tone from one speech to the next; There are new questions about a possible Kremlin effort to establish contact with the Trump presidential campaign; Jared Kushner is on a mission to revive peace talks; U.S. defense secretary James Mattis is flying back from Ukraine; President Petro Poroshenko says there are at least 3000 Russian troops on Ukrainian soil; reports out of Yemen said at least 48 people were killed in Wednesday's air strike on a hotel on the outskirts of Sana'a. Aired 11-12p ET


August 23, 2017
• Battle For One Group's Last Strongholds In Iraq; U.S. Has Been Arming Kurdish Fighters In Syria; U.S. Defense Secretary Lands In Kiev; Jared Kushner On Mission To Revive Peace Process; Iran Calls IAEA-U.S. Meeting Futile And Pointless; Aired 11-12p ET


August 22, 2017
• Implications Of India Being Onboard With President Trump's Plan; Ten U.S. Sailors Are Still Missing After Ship Collison; Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's Wife Criticized For Latest Activity On Instagram, The Daily Caller Criticizes 11-Year-Old Barron Trump; Mattis, No Decision On Troops levels yet; War In Afghanistan; Diplomacy Under Trump; Finding The Barcelona Suspect; Excitement Of U.S. Eclipse. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 21, 2017
• The man, who police say was behind the Barcelona attack, is considered armed and dangerous; The suspicious person who appeared to be wearing an explosives belt has been shot in police in the town of Subirats; This is a story, not about the murders, but about the people who they stole lives from, 15 people in total. Aired 11-12p ET


August 20, 2017
• Victims Remembered At Memorial Service; Tracking Terror Across Europe; Thousands Marching In Boston Counterprotest; Bannon's Departure The Latest In Staff Shakeup; U.S., South Korea Drills Start Monday; Bomb Factory Discovery Shocks Alcanar Beach Town; Syrians Seek Escape From Daily Concerns Of War; Minuto De Silencio For Barcelona. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 17, 2017
• A van in Barcelona plows into a crowd of people. Aired at 11a-12p ET


August 16, 2017
• The President Gave His News Conference From The City Where He Built His Empire, At His Own Trump Tower; Whatever Happens In The U.S. Can Have Implications Far Beyond Such As Here In Paris; Sierra Leone's Mass Burials Are Underway. Aired 11a-12n ET


August 15, 2017
• Kim Jong-un Has Reportedly Finished Reviewing His Military Plan To Fire Four Missiles Off Guam; Another Issue For President Trump Is Charlottesville, Not Just What Happened There, But How He Handled It; The White Nationalist Movement And The Attitude That Come With It Have Been Around For Years In The United States; Iran's Parliament Has Also Passed A Bill Outlining The Plans To Put Counter-U.S. Terrorist Measures In The Region; A Child Being Rescued By Members Of The Syrian Civil Defense Group, Also Known As The White Helmets, Seven Members Of That Group Were Murdered Over The Weekend, Shot Dead By Unidentified Gunmen. Aired 11-1130 a ET


August 14, 2017
• A new development in what is a car attack in Charlottesville, Virginia; Pressure mounting for President Trump to directly condemn by name, white supremacist. The CEO of Merck has resigned from the President's American Manufacturing Council as it is known, saying that U.S. leaders must reject, and I quote, hatred, bigotry, and group supremacy; America's most important general is in South Korea right now, standing side by side with its president in every possible way; Syria getting bloodier and more desperate, the Syrian army says it has dramatically stepped up its fight against ISIS; The color-coded text gives the international games a sense of friendly rivalry. Aired 11-12p ET


August 13, 2017
• Crisis In Venezuela; One Person Killed, 19 Wounded In Car-Ramming; White Supremacist Groups And Opponents Clashed; Witnesses Describe Chaos At Car-Ramming Scene; Trump Slammed For Not Singling Out White Supremacists; North Korea Finalizing Plan Against U.S. Territory; CNN On The Ground In Seoul And Beijing; South Korea President To Meet Top U.S. General Monday; China's Xi Urges Restraint In Call With Trump; Maduro Expected To Address Trump's Military Remarks; Guam Prepares For Potential North Korea Missile Attack; Suspect In Car Attack Identified James Fields; Controversy Over Confederate Monuments In Virginia. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 10, 2017
• Threat from North Korea; Aleppo after the war; The brutality of Boko Haram; Kenya's opposition challenges results; Acoustic attacks on U.S. diplomats; Trump's feud with Republicans; . Aired at 11-12p ET


August 09, 2017
• Man arrested after soldiers rammed by car; Trump: U.S. nuclear arsenal more powerful than ever; Tillerson dials back rhetoric after Trump`s harsh words; How Hawaii would respond to an attack Aired 11a -12p ET


August 08, 2017
• President Jacob Zuma's fate on a no confidence vote; Kenya's polls close; New low for Trump approval rating; Classified information retweeted by President Trump; America's opioid crisis; Pyongyang's threats on new sanctions; Military strategy in Afghanistan war; Iran's president complete his cabinet; Manhunt on jogger who pushed a woman towards a bus. Aired at 11a-12p ET


August 07, 2017
• Defiant North Korea; Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with Russian counterpart; The vote of no confidence in South African president Jacob Zuma; Manhunt for suspects in attack on a military base in Venezuela; President Donald Trump on a working vacation; Israel closing down Al Jazeera office. Gender Gap in Google. Aired at 11a-12p ET


August 06, 2017
• U.N. Security Council issues new sanctions on North Korea; Kenyan campaigners turns to fake news; China and North Korea meet at a Southeast Asian security summit in Manila; U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson met with his Russian counterpart; Opposition leaders Venezuela imprisoned by government, now back home; Kidnap for ransom on the dark web; Al Jazeera offices in Israel to be closed by the government; Intense heat wave scorching Europe; Legendary sprinter Usain Bolt lost final individual race. Aired at 11-12p ET


August 03, 2017
• "Washington Post" released transcripts of Donald Trump phone calls with Mexico and Australia's leaders; Hassan Rouhani to be sworn in for a second term; New sanctions on Kremlin, all-out trade war; Backlash on new immigration plan; Senior policy adviser Stephen Miller face off with CNN's Jim Acosta; NAACP urge extreme caution for colored people going to Missouri; Amnesty International outraged at the execution of Bassel Khartabil; Venezuela's attorney general opening an investigation into allegations of voter fraud; White House chief of staff General John Kelly and national security adviser H.R. McMaster are shaking staffing in White House; Kenya's presidential polls; La Liga refused to process transfer of Neymar, Jr.; Haj Ali Darvish Teahouse in Iran. Aired at 11-12p ET


August 02, 2017
• Sanctions bill signed by Donald Trump; Sanction bill also increases sanctions on North Korea and Iran; President Trump signs RAISE Act; North Korean missile testing pose risk to passenger jets; Dow reached 22,000 for the first time; President Maduro to swear in new constituent assembly, Barcelona striker Neymar bid farewell to his team; Suspected suicide bomber attacked a NATO convoy in southern Afghanistan. Aired at 11-12p ET


August 01, 2017
• Washington Post: President Trump Crafted His Son's Statement Regarding Meeting Russian Lawyer; Turkish Authorities Paraded the Suspects Accused of an Attempted Coup A Year Ago; Qatar Challenging Trade Embargo; President Vladimir Putin Slashes U.S. Diplomatic Presence as Payback; Venezuelan Government Going After Opposition Leaders; China Tells U.S. to Work Things Out with North Korea; Pakistan's Parliament Selects Shahid Abbasi as New Prime Minister; The Summer Olympics Goes to Los Angeles in 2028; Black Women and the Pay Gap in America. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 31, 2017
• West Wing Reboot; Trump and Russia; Trump and North Korea; Crisis in Venezuela; Brexit Fallout; Australia Terror Plot; Trump's Fights; Ordered to Leave; Princess Diana's Legacy. Aired 11-12p ET


July 30, 2017
• Terror Plan Foiled In Australia; Israeli Upholds Soldier's Manslaughter Conviction; U.S. Wants Kremlin To Clarify Expulsion Numbers; American Businessman, Putin Is Worth $200 billion; Human Rights Activist Arrested In Turkey; Germany Protest `s Detention Of Its Citizens In Turkey; Movie Stars Set The Stage; Aired 11-12p ET


July 27, 2017
• U.S. Senate Hears from key Witness in Russia Investigation; Putin:: Regret Worsening Relations with U.S; Trump Intensifies Attacks on Attorney General; Dozens Injured as Crowds Rush to Al-Aqsa Mosque; Leaks Escalate Rift Inside White House; North and South Korea Mark Armistice Day; Famous Journalist Accused of Terror Links; Children Working in Cambodia Brick Kilns; Death Toll from Protesters Rises to 106; When Iraq Celebrated Being Awesome. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 26, 2017
• Trump renews attacks on Sessions despite backlash; Sessions to announce crackdown on leaks; Kremlin: sanctions are a step back in U.S. relations; First Republican health care bill fails in U.S. Senate; Lawyers says Cardinal Pell will plead not guilty; Opposition starts two-day strike against Maduro; U.S. House overwhelmingly passes sanctions bill; Trump, let to lay out Afghanistan policy; Europe suffering drought and fires Aired 11- 12p ET


July 25, 2017
• U.S. Attorney General Looks To Be On Thin Ice; Source: Manafort Meets with Senate Intelligence Committee; Israel Removes Metal Detector at Holy Site; Jordanian Foreign Minister Speaks to CNN; Journalists on Trial in Istanbul; U.S. and Afghanistan say Russia Arming Taliban; Late Night Hosts Getting Their "Mooch" on. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 24, 2017
• Kushner Reveals Details Of Contacts With Russians; Charlie Gard's Parents End Legal Fight; U.N. Security Council To Address Jerusalem Crisis; Taliban Claim Blast That Killed At Least 29 In Kabul; U.S. Close To Finalizing Afghanistan Plan; Coming Back To Life After A Nightmare; British Princes Talk About Diana's Life And Legacy Aired 11-12p ET


July 23, 2017
• New White House Communications Director Ready to Deliver President's Message; Tracking Down Emin Agalarov; Princes Remembering Their Mother, Princess Diana, Turkish President Erdogan Hopes to Ease Tensions Between Qatar and Neighbors; Three Israelis Killed in Friday's West Bank Stabbing Attack. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 20, 2017
• Trump lashes out; Syria's messy battlefield; city of ghosts; EU says it needs clarification of UK position; A look at O.J. Simpson's life behind bars Aired 11-12p ET


July 19, 2017
• Trump and Putin Met a Second Time at G20 Summit; Eighth Person at Trump Jr. Meeting Identified; Trump's Reluctant Iran Acceptance; Calls for a Day of Rage Over Israel Security Measures; Minneapolis Shooting; Woman Detained Over Miniskirt; Brexit Face-Off; Introducing the Hijabi Emoji; We're All Believers. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 18, 2017
• Republicans Fail to Agree on Health Bill; U.S. Imposes Fresh Sanctions on Iran; Six Second Clip of Woman Wearing Miniskirt Sparks Uproar; Turkish President to Visit Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia; World Powers Look to Help Work Out a Solution; Family of Woman Killed by Police Demands Answer; Republicans Shift Strategy On Health Care Reform; Meet the Lost Men of Syria Aired 11a-12p ET


July 17, 2017
• Hard Focus; Wives of ISIS; Roger Federer Best Shot; Trump's White House; Qatar Versus Its Neighbors; Brexit Talks; Fight Against ISIS; Luxury In Pyongyang; A View Into North Korea; Trump's Approval Rating Hits Record Low; Iran Jails American; Wimbledon 2017; "Game Of Thrones" Returns. Aired 11-12p ET


July 16, 2017
• U.S. President Donald Trump defending his eldest son in a series of tweets; Trump approval ratings drop; Iranian-American sentenced for spying in Iran; France offers help in mediation; Coaliton want Al Jazeera shut down; Turkey celebrates anniversary of failed coup attempt; United Arab Emirates' heritage; Roger Federer wins eighth Wimbledon singles title; Maryam Mirzakhani dead at 40-years-old. 11:00-12p ET


July 13, 2017
• Trump In Paris; Russia Investigation; Nobel Peace Laureate Dies; Qatar Versus Its Neighbors; Baby Charlie Gard; Parting Shots. Aired 11-12p ET


July 12, 2017
• Donald Trump Backs Son Amid Growing Concern Over emails, Secretary Tillerson Now In Saudi Arabia. Aired 11-12a ET


July 11, 2017
• Donald Trump Jr Releases Series of Emails; Helping to Explain the Qatar Crisis; May Vows To Push Ahead; Brexit Deal; Mosul Set to Rebuild; Avalanche of Hate. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 10, 2017
• Iraq Declares Victory Over ISIS in Mosul; Donald Trump Jr. Confirms Meeting with Russian Lawyer Before Campaign; Syrian Peace Talks Started in Geneva; Deadly Cholera Outbreak in Yemen; Kurdish Refugees in Japan Being Deported; U.S. Secretary of State Heading to the Middle East; Charlie Gard's Case Still in British High Court; UNESCO'S New World Heritage List Now Out. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 09, 2017
• Theresa May Addresses Parliament After Boris Johnson Resigns. Aired 11-12p ET


July 06, 2017
• Trump Lands in Germany; Trump Speaks on North Korea. Aired 11-12a ET


July 05, 2017
• Arab Quartet Meet in Cairo to Discuss Qatar; Donald Trump Leaves for G20 Summit; Has U.S. Leadership in the World Disappeared? Aired 11a-12p ET


July 04, 2017
• North Korea Claims ICBM Test; Putin, Fight Against ISIS Intensifies in Raqqa, Mosul; South Sudan's Growing Refugee Crisis Ignored. 11:00-12:00p ET


July 03, 2017
• Deadline Extended for Doha; Social Media Lifeline For Those Trapped in Raqqa; Top Four Men All Healthy for Start of Wimbledon; Venus, Kvitova Favorites on Women's Site; Iran Signs First Western Business Contract Since Sanctions Lifted. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 02, 2017
• Interview with Rapper Akon; Qatar Refuses to Accede to GCC Demands; Trump Uses Kennedy Center Performance to Attack Media; White House's Contradictory Foreign Policy. 11:00-12:00p ET


June 29, 2017
• Deadline Looms For Qatar to Accede to Gulf Demands; Murdoch Acquisition of Sky News Needs Further Review; State Department Sends Cable Defining Close Family Relation. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 28, 2017
• New Ransomware Attack More Sophisticated Than Wannacry; Qatar Will Not Concede to GCC Demands, Causes Stalemate; Fake TIME Magazine Cover at Trump Golf Courses; Six Charged with 1989 Hillsborough Disaster Deaths. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 27, 2017
• U.S. Releases Trafficking in Persons Report; Syrian Children's Author Shares Her Story; White House Warns Syria. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 26, 2017
• Theresa May Announces Deal with DUP; Some London Residents Refuse to Leave Unsafe Buildings; Qatar Rejects GCC Demands; Lewis Hamilton Lashes Out Against F1 Rival Sebastian Vettel. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 25, 2017
• Turkish President Defends Qatar; Rescue Workers Search for Missing After Landslide in Sichuan; Tanker In Pakistan Bursts Into Flames, Burning More than 100. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 22, 2017
• Interview with Etihad Airways CEO; 800 Year Old Mosque Destroy in Mosul; Prince Harry Tell Newsweek That No One Wants to be King; Qatari Students Hope Their Voice Will Change Minds. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 21, 2017
• Queen Elizabeth Delivers Speech to Open Parliament; Prince Philip Unable to Attend Due to Infection; The Rise and Fall of Uber's CEO; Saudi King Changes Succession, Names Son as New Crown Prince; Jared Kushner Visits Israel, Palestinian Territories. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 20, 2017
• U.S. President Meets with Ukrainian President; Police Identify Driver in Finsbury Park Attack; Qatar: No Detente Until Blockade Lifted. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 19, 2017
• Did Not Air


June 18, 2017
• Motorists Engulfed in Flames Tryin to Flee Wildfire in Portugal; Theresa May Criticized for Grenfell Tower Tragedy; India, Pakistan Meet in Epic Cricket Final; Historically Low Turnout for Second Round of French Parliamentary Elections. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 15, 2017
• Grenfell Tower Official Death Toll Stands at 17, Many More missing; Trump Lashes out at Latest Washington Post Report; Democrat-Republican Baseball Game Going on as Scheduled. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 14, 2017
• American Otto Warmbier Medivaced From North Korea; British Prime Minister Meets with DUP Leadership; One Square Meter: Indonesia's Leaning House. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 13, 2017
• American Otto Warmbier Medivaced From North Korea; British Prime Minister Meets with DUP Leadership; One Square Meter: Indonesia's Leaning House. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 12, 2017
• Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Detained; Theresa May Scrambles to Save Conservative Government; Interview with CEO of Qatar Airways. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 11, 2017
• Deal or No Deal: British Prime Minister Scrambles To Form Coalition; Insider Attack in Afghanistan Leaves Multiple U.S. Service Members Dead; Jeff Sessions Possible Connections to Comey Firing; Qatari Row Splitting Families Apart. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 07, 2017
• U.S. Intelligence Officials Testify Before Congress; Kuwait Begins Mediation Between GCC and Qatar; Terrorist Attack in Tehran Hits Parliament, Khomeini Tomb; Conservative Party Losing Ground Ahead of Election. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 06, 2017
• Man Shot After Attacking Police Outside Notre Dame; Qatar, GCC Rift Deepens; Qatar Denies Terrorism Funding Allegations. Aired 11a-12:00p ET


June 05, 2017
• London Attack Police Investigation; Trump Renews Call For Travel Ban; Fighting With Love; Police Raid More Homes In East London; U.K. P.M. Calls For Tougher Internet Rules; Six Nations Cuts Ties With Qatar Over Terror Concerns; London Returns To Work After Weekend Horror. Aired 12-1p ET
• London Terror Attack; Saudi, UAE, Bahrain, Egypt Cut Off Ties with Qatar. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 04, 2017
• Breaking News: London Terror Attack. 11:00a-12:00p ET


June 01, 2017
• Trump May Pull Out of Paris Climate Deal; Theresa May's Absence Looms Over Election Debate; Funerals Begin After Massive Suicide Bombing in Kabul. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 31, 2017
• Massive Suicide Bombing in Kabul, Afghanistan; Trump Expected to Withdraw From Paris Agreement; White House Dogged by Russia Controversy; U.S. Policy on Cuba to be Reversed Again. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 30, 2017
• White House Communications Director is Out; Kushner's Connections to Russia Under Intense Scrutiny; Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn Face T.V. Grilling; Baghdad Bombings


May 29, 2017
• Trump at Arlington Cemetery; Macron and Putin Hold News Conference After Meeting; Tiger Woods Arrested. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 28, 2017
• Trump Returns to Controversy over Kushner; White House Addresses Sanctions on Russia; Flight Disruptions Continue at Heathrow and Gatwick; Portland Train Stabbing; The Palestinian Frank Sinatra. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 25, 2017
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May 24, 2017
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May 23, 2017
• Did Not Air


May 22, 2017
• Special Edition: U.S. President Visit Israel. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 21, 2017
• Trump Delivers Speech in Saudi Arabia. Aired 11:20a-12p ET


May 19, 2017
• Special Edition: Iran Votes; Sweden Drops Rape Investigation Against Julian Assange. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 18, 2017
• Presidential Election Close as Iranians Decide on Future of Country; Trump Set for First Foreign Trip of Presidency; Trump Reacts to Special Prosecutor Appointment; Interview with Jimmy Carter. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 17, 2017
• Trump Effect On Iranian Elections; Chaos on Capitol Hill Amid Flurry of Allegations; Questions Ahead of Trump Planned Visit to Israel. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 16, 2017
• U.S. Ambassador to Israel Presents Credentials to Israeli President; Accusations that Trump Disclosed Secret Information to Russians; Iranian Elections Close Ahead of Friday's Vote. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 15, 2017
• Emmanuel Macron's Task to Unify Country; UAE Crown Prince Set to Visit U.S. President; Uproar Over Comey Firing Continues. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 14, 2017
• Life in Mosul After ISIS; Interview with Ky-Mani Marley; Emmanuel Macron Makes First Speech as President; Survey of Arab Men Looks into Gender Beliefs; Ransomeware Virus Briefly Halted by Cyber Security Researcher. 11:00a-12:00p ET


May 11, 2017
• Did Not Air


May 10, 2017
• Political Fallout Over Firing of FBI Director; Russian Foreign Minister Visits White House; U.S. to Start Sending Weapons to Syrian Kurds. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 09, 2017
• The Final Push for Mosul; Yates Warned White House Flynn Was a Blackmail Risk; Obama Returns to Public Spotlight at Milan Summit; Moon Jae-in Declares Victory; Wife of American Detainee in North Korea Pleads for His Release; Kimmel Answers Critics of His Emotional Health Care Plea. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 08, 2017
• Macron Defeats Le Pen; Yates to Testify; South Korea's Presidential Election. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 07, 2017
• France Votes; 82 Chibok Girls Released; Always Dreaming Wins Kentucky Derby; Former Prime Minister Ismael Haniyeh Named New Leader of Hamas. 11:00a-12:00p ET


May 04, 2017
• Prince Philip Retires; Speaking to Macron Voters Ahead of Second Round; House Set to Vote For a Second Time On Obamacare Repeal Bill; Mark Zuckerberg Hits the Road. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 03, 2017
• Did Not Air


May 02, 2017
• Venezuelan President Announces Sweeping Changes to Government; Marine Le Pen Criticized for Plagiarizing Speech; Donald Trump Walks Out of Interview. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 01, 2017
• A North Korean Family Divided Between North and South; American Troops Show Support for Syrian Kurds; Trump's Controversial Affinity for Strongmen; French Union Divided on Presidential Election Strategy; U.S. Struggling to Balance Alliances in Middle East. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 30, 2017
• Trump's First 100 Days; Violence in Venezuala; Recaps From the White House Corresponents' Dinner. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 27, 2017
• Trump's First 100 Days; Pope Francis Opens Laundry in Rome; 30 Years a Slave; Syria Accuses Israel of Launching Air Strike Near Damascus; According to Declassified Letter, Flynn Warned Against Accepting Foreign Payments in 2014. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 26, 2017
• White House Set to Brief Entire Senate Over North Korea; France Claims to Have Proof Syria Used Sarin; French Presidential Candidate Marine Le Pen Lays Out Vision for French Foreign Policy; Slave Labor Conditions in Brazilian Beef Trade; Spanish Great Xavi Talks Dreams, Hopes for Future. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 25, 2017
• Provocations On Both Sides as U.S., North Korea Flex Military Muscle; Satellite Images Show Glimpse of Life Inside Raqqa; Ivank Trump Makes First Official Visit Overseas; Le Pen, Macron Prepare For Debate Ahead of Second Round of Voting. 11:00a-12:00p ET


April 24, 2017
• Macron, Le Pen Move On To Second Round in French Presidential Election; Slavelike Conditions At Cattle Ranches in Amazon Rainforest; Afghan Defense Minister Resigns Ahead of U.S. Secretary of Defense Visit. 11:00a-12:00P ET


April 23, 2017
• French Head to Polls in First Round of Voting; Cuba's Poor Cinema Festival Getting Hollywood Attention; At Least 130 Dead in Taliban Attack in Afghanistan; U.S. Secretary of State Visits Army Base in Djibouti. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 20, 2017
• U.S State Department Sends Mixed Messages On Iranian Nuclear Deal; France Set for First Round of Presidential Elections; Emirates Airlines President Offers His Advice on United Airlines Situation. Aired 11a-12p ET


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