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July 31, 2021
• Health Experts: Breakthrough Infections may be Contagious but Spread Mostly Driven by Unvaccinated; CDC: Pace of New Vaccinations Highest it's Been Since July 5th; Scarlett Johansson Sues Disney Over Black Widow Dual Release; Amanda Knox Claims Matt Damon Film Stillwater Profits from Her Life. Aired 6-7a ET


July 24, 2021
• Delta Variant Leading to Infections Even Among the Vaccinated; Delta Variant Fuels 65 Percent Jump in New Infections Across the U.S.; Osaka Lights Cauldron to Officially Kick Off Olympics Games; Texas Democrats Remain in D.C. After Fleeing State to Block Voting Bill; NFL: Outbreaks Among Unvaccinated Players Could Mean Forfeitures; Activists Protest Hungary Law Targeting LGBTQ Community. Aired 8-9a ET
• Delta Variant Fuels 65 percent Jump In New Infections Across The U.S. Communities Bring Back Safety Measures To Curb New Infections; White House Shifts Tone As U.S. Enters Dangerous Summer Surge; White House Considering New Mandates As Cases, Hospitalizations Rise; Summer Olympics Official Underway After Year-long Delay. Aired 7-8a ET
• Delta Variant Fuels 65 percent Jump in New Infections Across the U.S. as Vaccinations Lag; COVID Concerns Remain High as Summer Games Get Underway; Panel Probing January 6th Attack Holds First Hearing Tuesday; Firefighters End Recovery Operations at Surfside Condo Collapse Site. Aired 6-7a ET


July 17, 2021
• New COVID Cases Increasing In All 50 States Amid Vaccination Lag; Biden: Social Media "Killing People" With COVID Misinformation; Hundreds Protest In Miami In Solidarity With Cuba Demonstrations; At Least 157 People Dead, Hundreds Missing In Europe Flooding; Acting P.M. Speaks Out On Haitian President's Assassination; Biden Officials Now Say COVID May Have Escaped From Lab; FAA Tells Airlines Boeing 737 Switches Could Pose Safety Risk; TSA Screened Nearly 2.2 Million Travelers On Friday. Aired 8-9a ET
• New COVID Cases Increasing In All 50 States Amid Vaccination Lag; Tennessee Fires Vaccine Chief After She Shares Policy On Vaccinating Teens; Johnson and Johnson Recalls Some Neutrogena And Aveeno Sunscreens; Wildfires Have Burned More Than One Million Acres Across The U.S. This Year; Justice Breyer Under Pressure To Give Up Supreme Court Seat; Prosecutors Press Trump Organization Executive To Cooperate; First Case OF COVID-19 Detected In Tokyo's Olympic Village. Aired 7-8a ET
• New COVID Cases Increasing in all 50 States Amid Vaccination Lag; Federal Judge Blocks New DACA Applications, Rules Program Illegal; Bipartisan Infrastructure Talks Teetering on the Edge After Schumer Schedules Procedural Vote Next Week; GOP Leader McCarthy Visits Trump with January 6 Committee Looming; L.A. County Reinstating Indoor Mask Mandate Amid COVID-19 Surge. Aired 6-7a ET


July 10, 2021
• 27 States Report A Rise In Cases As Delta Variant Spreads; Pfizer: We're Working On A Booster, FDA And CDC Say Not So Fast; Charlottesville Removes Statue of Robert E. Lee; 3 Suspects Killed, 20 Captured After Assassination Of Haiti's President; Six States Have Banned Teaching Critical Race Theory; Richard Branson Set To Launch Into Space Tomorrow; Amy Grant Reflects On Having Open Heart Surgery During Pandemic. Aired 8-9a ET
• 27 States Report A Rise In Cases As Delta Variant Spreads; Updated CDC School Guidance Prioritizes In-Person Learning; Pfizer To Seek FDA Authorization For Vaccine Booster Shot; Biden And Putin Talk Cyberattacks; Biden Warns Putin To Act On Ransomware Attacks; Two Confederate Statues Set To Come Down In Charlottesville. Aired 7-8a ET
• 27 States Report a Rise in Cases as Delta Variant Spreads; Pfizer: It's Time for a COVID Booster; FDA and CDC Say Not so Fast; Last of Capitol Fencing Coming Down Six Months After Insurrection; Seventy-Nine Confirmed Dead, 61 Unaccounted for As Recovery Mission Continues on Surfside Champlain Condo Collapse; Billionaire Richard Branson Set to Launch into Space Tomorrow. Aired 6-7a ET


July 03, 2021
• Airports, Highways Packed As Travel Surges For Holiday Weekend; 43 Million Expected To Drive This Holiday Weekend As Gas Prices Surge; At Least 2 Presumed Dead, 20 Missing After Mudslide In Japan; Vaccination Disparities Raise Concerns As Delta Variant Spreads; Two House Republicans Vote for 1/6 Select Committee; Rising Violence Against Jews Blamed on COVID Lockdowns; IT Cosmetics Founder On Learning to Believe In Yourself. Aired 8-9a ET
• Airports, Highways Packed As Travel Surges For Holiday Weekend; Airlines Brace For Unruly Passengers As COVID Precautions Remain; Vaccination Disparities Raise Concerns As Delta Variant Spreads; Hurricane Elsa Strengthens In Caribbean, Poses Threat To Florida; Worries Mount As U.S. Troops Leave Top Military Base; Up To 1,000 U.S. Troops Expected To Remain In Afghanistan; CNN Hosts Star-Studded July 4th Special At 7:00 p.m. Sunday; Olympic Hopeful Suspended For Positive Marijuana Test. Aired 7-8a ET
• Airports, Highways Packed as Travel Surges for Holiday Weekend; Biden Urges More Americans to get Shots as Delta Variant Spreads; Nancy Pelosi Picks GOP Liz Cheney to Serve on Select Committee; Pressure Grows from Democrats for Justice Breyer to Retire; Bill Cosby Released from Prison After 2018 Conviction Overturned. Aired 6-7a ET


June 26, 2021
• Engineer Warned Of "Major Structural Damage" At Florida Condo Complex In 2018, Four Killed, 159 Uncounted for in Deadly Condo Collapse; Families Try to Remain Hopeful After Horrific Condo Collapse; St. Louis Sues to Block Missouri's New Gun Law; Republican Resistance Grows Over Biden's Infrastructure Plans. Aired 8-9a ET
• Four Killed, 159 Unaccounted For In Deadly Condo Collapse; Justice Department Suing Georgia Over Restrictive Voting Law; World Health Organization Says Delta Variant Is The Most Transmissible; Long-Awaited UFO Report "Inconclusive." Aired 7-8a ET
• Four Killed, 159 Unaccounted for in Deadly Condo Collapse as Search and Rescue Continues; Dozens From Latin American Countries Reported Missing in Florida Condo Collapse; Derek Chauvin Sentenced to 22.5 Years for George Floyd's Murder; Republican Resistance Grows Over Biden's Infrastructure Plans; Rain, Fire, Smoke Complicate Champlain Condo Collapse Search And Rescue. Aired 6-7a ET


June 19, 2021
• New Videos Show Rioters Taunting, Assaulting Police During January 6 Attack At U.S. Capitol; Data: 280 Plus Mass Shootings in U.S. Already This Year; Millions Under Warning As Tropical Storm Claudette Makes Landfall; U.S. Marks First Juneteenth as National Holiday; Congress Remains at Odds On Key Legislation Targeting Racial Inequity; Manchin's voting bill compromise faces major GOP pushback; Concern Over Delta Variant Grows as U.S. Passes 300 Million Dose Benchmark; Olympics Organizers Review COVID-19 Safety Advice For Spectators; Iran's Outgoing President Rouhani Meets With Successor Ebrahim Raisi. Aired 8-9a ET
• Police Grapple With Uptick In Crime And Trend Of Violent Weekends; Police Arrests Suspect In Connection With Multiple Shootings Near Phoenix; About 50 Portland Officers Leave Rapid Response Team But Remain On Force; Record-Shattering Heat Wave Bakes Western U.S. Raising Drought And Fire Concerns; Iran Elects New President As Biden Works To Secure Nuclear Deal; Israeli Military Launches New Attacks In Gaza This Week, Responding To Incendiary Balloons Launched; McConnell Slams Manchin's Proposed Changes To Voting Bill; Former Congresswoman Tells New York Times The Democratic Party Has "Lost Touch With Our Electorate. Aired 7-8a ET
• New Videos Show Rioters Punching Police During January 6 Capitol Attack as GOP Claims FBI Behind Insurrection; 280 Plus Mass Shootings in U.S. Already This Year; Shooter Opens Fire on Man Next to Two Children in Broad Daylight; Sentencing for Ex-Cop Derek Chauvin Set for June 25; Canada Extends U.S. COVID-19 Travel Restrictions; EU Recommends Lifting Restrictions for U.S. Travelers. Aired 6-7a ET


June 12, 2021
• Day Two Agenda: Rebuilding Global Economy, Competing With China; Biden Meets With World Leaders At First G7 Summit As President; Fauci Warns Delta Variant Could Become Dominant In The U.S. Aired 8-9a ET
• Biden Meets With The World Leaders At First G7 Summit As President; Vaccination Rates Lag In Some States As More Cities Reopen; Bipartisan Group Of Senators Announce Infrastructure Plan; DOJ Watchdog To Investigate Trump-era Leak Investigations; Report: Wife Of Georgia Secretary Of State Got Threatening Message Saying "You And Your Family Will Be Killed"; Teenage Migrant Tased By Deputies At Texas Shelter; Eat Your Cruciferous Vegetables. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden Meets With World Leaders at First G7 Summit as President Ahead of Meeting With Vladimir Putin Next Week; At Least 13 People Injured in Shooting in Downtown Austin; Chicago Police Officer Charged for Role in Capitol Riot; Vaccination Rates Lag in Some States as U.S. Moves Toward Reopening; Rising Crime in New York City Becomes Defining Issue of Mayoral Race. Aired 6-7a ET


June 05, 2021
• Cyber Criminals Target Vital Infrastructure and Businesses; FBI Director Sees Parallel Between Cyber Threat And 9/11; WH Pushes Companies To Take Cyber-Attack Threat More Seriously. Aired 8-9a ET
• Federal Judge Overturns California's Ban On Assault Weapons; Infrastructure Talks Between Biden And GOP Senator Hit A Wall; Dems Weigh Next Steps To Pass Agenda As Talks With GOP Hit Wall; Cyber Criminals Target Vital Infrastructure And Businesses; States Face Uphill Battle To Biden's July Four Vaccine Goal; Business Struggle To Find Workers As America Begins To Reopen; Some Americans Quitting Instead Of Giving Up Working From Home. Aired 7-8a ET
• Federal Judge Overturns California's ban on Assault Weapons; Cyber Criminals Target Vital Infrastructure and Businesses; CDC Director Urges Parents to Vaccinate Adolescents; FDA Advisory Panel to Meet Next Week to Discuss Vaccines for Children Under 12 Senate Sergeant at Arms Calls Cyber Security a "Much Greater Concern" Than Another Capitol Mob; Black Lives Matter Protesters Run for Office. Aired 6-7a ET


May 29, 2021
• Memorial Day Weekend Tests Relaxed Restrictions In U.S.; America On The Move: AAA Expects 37M Travelers This Holiday Weekend; Fallen Officers Family: GOP Sens. Are All Talk And No Action. Aired 8- 9a ET
• Memorial Day Weekend Tests Relaxed Restrictions In U.S.; Senate Republicans Block January 6 Commission; Biden Pushing $6 Trillion To Help Middle Class, Fix Infrastructure; Shortage Of Homes For Sale Sparks Bidding Wars; New Exhibit Looks Back At The Pulse Nightclub Shooting; Orlando Preparing To Mark Five Years Since Nightclub Shooting; U.S. Officials Say SolarWinds Hackers Targeted 350 Organizations. Aired 7-8a ET
• Memorial Day Weekend Tests Relaxed Restrictions in U.S.; America on the Move: AAA Expects 37 Million Travelers This Holiday Weekend; Black Families Grapple with Loss 100-Plus Years After Racist Attacks; Fourteen-Year-Old Accused of Stabbing Girl 114 Times Charged As an Adult; NBA Stars Address Racism After Incidents Involving Fans. Aired 6-7a ET


May 22, 2021
• New Videos Document Ronald Greene's Brutal Death In Police Custody; Pace Of Daily Vaccinations Across U.S. Slows; Fauci: "We Don't Know" When A Booster Vaccine May Be Needed; Israel & Hamas Ceasefire Agreement Enters Second Day; Mayor Lightfoot Calls For More Diversity In Chicago Media; Rural Ambulances On Brink Of Collapse As Funding Plummets; Biden Delivers Commencement Address At U.S. Coastal Guard Academy. Aired 8-9a ET
• New Videos Document Ronald Greene's Death In Police Custody; Bill To Set Up January 6 Commission Likely Doomed In Senate; Biden Urged To Ditch GOP Talks As Key Initiatives Stall In Congress; U.N. Sending $22.5 Million In Humanitarian Aid To Gaza; Pace Of Daily Vaccinations Across U.S. Slows; Subtropical Storm Ana Forms In The Atlantic. Aired 7-8a ET
• New Videos Document Ronald Greene's Brutal Death in Police Custody; Matt Gaetz's Ex-Girlfriend and Joel Greenberg to Cooperate in Sex Trafficking Probe; Senate GOP Poised to Block Bipartisan January 6 Commission; Two Dead, Eight Wounded in Downtown Minneapolis Shooting; Israel And Hamas Ceasefire Agreement Enters Second Day; U.N. Sending $22.5 Million in Humanitarian Aid to Gaza. Aired 6-7a ET


May 15, 2021
• Gasoline Shortage Persists in Southeastern U.S. As Pipeline Restarts; Executive Orders Seeks to National Cybersecurity; CT Mobilizes Mass Vaccination Drives For Teens With Community Health Centers; Biden Revokes Series of Trump-Era Executive Orders; Representative Liz Cheney on Trump Purging Republicans Who Stand Up to Stolen Election Lie: "He Might Try But He Won't Succeed; Kobe Bryant Being Inducted Into Hall of Fame Today. Aired 8-9a ET
• States, Businesses Drop Mask Mandates Following CDC Guidance; House Strikes Deal To Create Independent January 6th Commission; New Video Shows A Black Man With Mental Health Issues Pepper-Sprayed And Tased Before Dying In Police Custody; No End In Sight To Conflict As Israel Military Bombards Gaza, And Gaza Fires Barrage Of Rockets Into Israel; Entire State Of ` Is Now In Drought, Expected To Intensify During Summer Months. Aired 7-8a ET
• States, Businesses Drop Mask Mandates Following new CDC Guidance for Fully Vaccinated Americans; President Biden Revokes Series of Trump-era Executive Orders; Rep. Liz Cheney Kicked out of GOP Leadership Team; Ten Palestinians Killed in West Bank Clashes with IDF; Former Matt Gaetz Associate Strikes Plea Deal; Judge Sets Federal Trial for 3 Former Officers Charged in George Floyd's Death for August 2. Aired 6-7a ET


May 08, 2021
• U.S. Likely To Hit Goal Of 185 Million COVID-19 Vaccinations By September; U.S. Adds Just 266,000 Jobs In April, Far Fewer Than Forecast; 22-Ton Chinese Rocket Expected To Crash Back To Earth This Weekend; Stefanik Signals She Would Only Serve In Leadership Through 2022; House GOP Expected To Oust Rep. Cheney From Leadership Next Week. Aired 8-9a ET
• Out Of Control Rocket To Reenter Earth's Atmosphere This Weekend; Vaccine Makers Tweaking Formulas As CDC Monitors New Variants; Stefanik Signals She Would Only Serve In Leadership Through 2022; Biden Urges Passage Of Economic Proposals In Wake Of Jobs Report; Chamber Of Commerce Urges Congress To End $300 Extra Unemployment Benefit In Wake Of Dismal Jobs Report; Restaurants Offer Signing Bonuses, Incentives To Attract New Hires; At Least 27 Killed In Violent Demonstrations Across Colombia. Aired 7-8a ET
• Out of Control Rocket to Reenter Earth's Atmosphere This Weekend; U.S. Adds Just 266,000 Jobs in April, far Fewer Than Forecast; Biden: Economy Moving in Right Direction, but "A Long Way to Go"; U.S. COVID-19 Infection Rate Hits 7-Month Low As Vaccinations Rise; Pfizer Seeking Full FDA Vaccine Approval for People 16 and Older; Chauvin, 3 Other Former Officers Face Federal Charges. Aired 6- 7a ET


May 01, 2021
• Signs of Normalcy Return As Millions Get Vaccinated, States Drop Mask Mandates Reopen Economies Amid Drop In Cases; President Biden Pitches Multi-Trillion Dollar Infrastructure Plan To Get U.S. Back On Track. Aired 8-9a ET
• Average Number Of Daily Vaccinations Drop To 2.6 Million; States Drop Mask Mandates, Reopen Economies Amid Drop In Cases; India Sets Another Infection Record With Oxygen Running Out; GOP Piles On Rep. Liz Cheney For Breaking With Trump; Gaetz Associate Says Congressman Paid For Sex With Minor In Letter Obtained By The Daily Beast; Withdrawal Of U.S. Troops Underway In Afghanistan; CNN Poll: Nearly Half Of Republicans Won't Get COVID Vaccine. Aired 7-8a ET
• Signs of Normalcy Return as More Than 100 million Fully Vaccinated Against Coronavirus; India Records More Than 400,000 COVID- 19 Cases in a Single Day as Crisis Grows; Trump Allies Worry Giuliani Raid Sent a "Strong Message" to Ex-President Trump's Inner Circle; Kendrick Carmouche Looking to Make History At Kentucky Derby; Buccaneers Draft Tom Brady's Heir Apparent. Aired 6-7a ET


April 24, 2021
• Growing Pressure On Police Reforms Following OH, NC Shootings; CDC, FDA Lift Pause On J&J Vaccine, Add Safety Warning; 27.5 percent of U.S. Fully Vaccinated, Averaging 2.8 Million Plus Shots Daily; Pandemic Taking Emotional Toll On Healthcare Workers; WH Unveils Plans To Fund Child Care, Education On With Tax Hike; Indonesia Navy Says Missing Submarine Likely Cracked; Jailed Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Ends Hunger Strike. Aired 8-9a ET
• U.S. Resuming Use Of J&J Vaccine Amid Dip In Demand For COVID Shots; SpaceX Capsule Arrives At International Space Station; DOJ To Investigate Police Activities In Minneapolis; Dispatch Call Reveals black Man In North Carolina Was Shot In Back; Growing Calls For Police To Release Body Cam Video In Shooting Death OF Andrew Brown; ISS Welcome Party Greets NASA Astronauts In SpaceX Capsule; 30 Million People Under Threat Of Tornadoes, Large Hail And High Winds Across The South. Aired 7-8a ET
• CDC and FDA Lift Pause on J&J Vaccine and add Safety Warning; Growing Calls for Police to Release Body Cam Video in Shooting Death of Andrew Brown; Federal Prosecutors Examine Whether Gaetz Took Gifts Including Travel and Paid Escorts for Political Favors; SpaceX Capsule to Open Hatch at International Space Station; Jeffrey Epstein's Girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell to Make First Court Appearance. Aired 6- 7a ET


April 17, 2021
• Did Not Air 8-9a ET
• U.S. Reels From String Of Mass Shootings, Deadly Police Encounters; Indianapolis Mass Shooting Victim's Range In Age From 19 To 74; Michigan Battles COVID Surge, Hospitals Near Capacity; U.S. Plans To Withdraw From Afghanistan By September 11th; Interview With Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA); Sixty Years Later, Remembering The Failed Bay Of Pigs Invasion; Duke Of Edinburgh's Funeral To Take Place In Coming Hours. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Reels From String of Mass Shootings, Deadly Police Encounters; Protests in Chicago Over Fatal Police Shooting of 13-Year- Old; Police Across the U.S. Prepare for Potential Unrest Anticipating Jury Verdict in Chauvin's Murder Trial; White House Backtracks on Refugees Decision After Criticism; Prince Philip's Funeral to Take Place Today. Aired 6-7a ET


April 10, 2021
• U.S. Reported More Than 80,000 New COVID-19 Cases Friday; CDC: 20.5 percent Of U.S. Fully Vaccinated, Averaging 3M+ Shots Per Day; FDA Will Evaluate Pfizer's Request to Allow COVID Vaccine For Kids Ages 12-15 As Quickly As Possible. Aired 8-9a ET
• Rep. Gaetz Defiant In Face Of Sex Trafficking Probe; Medical Examiner: Drugs, Heart Disease Not "Direct Causes" Of Floyd's Death; Gun Salutes Firing Off In U.K. To Mark Prince Philip's Death; Biden Announces Executive Actions On Guns After Several Mass Shootings; South Beach Wine And Food Festival To Host Scaled-Back Events, Proof Of COVID Vaccination Or Negative Test Required; 2021 Hurricane Season Expected To Be "Above Normal." Aired 7-8a ET
• CDC: 68M in the U.S. Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19; FDA Will Evaluate Pfizer's Request to Allow COVID Vaccine for Kids Ages 12-15 as Quickly as Possible Amidst Growing Hot Spots in Michigan and Elsewhere; Medical Examiner: Drugs, Heart Disease Not "Direct Causes" of Floyd's Death; Evacuation Efforts Underway After Volcano Erupts Twice on Caribbean Island; Joe Musgrove Throws First No-Hitter in Padres History. Aired 6-7a ET


April 03, 2021
• Capitol Officer Killed, Another Injured After Suspect Rams Car into Police Barrier Outside Building; Top Homicide Detective: Chauvin's Use Of Force Totally Unnecessary; Anti-Asian American Hate Crime On The Rise. Aired 8-9a ET
• One Officer Killed, One Injured In Attack At U.S. Capitol; W.H., Capitol Flags Lowered To Half-Staff To Honor Officer Killed In Attack; Majority Of States Expand Vaccinations To Everyone 16 And Up; U.S. Health Officials Plead For Caution As Variants Spread; Feds Looking Into Congressman Matt Gaetz's Relationship With Young Women; Witnesses Testify To Feelings Of Guilt, Helplessness And Trauma. Aired 7-8a ET
• Suspect in Capitol Car Attack Posted About Fears of FBI, CIA Before Ramming Vehicle into Two Officers; Three Killed, Four Injured in North Carolina Shooting; CDC: Fully Vaccinated People May Gather Unmasked Indoors for Easter; Top Homicide Detective: Chauvin's Use of Force "Totally Unnecessary"; Biden Launches Push For $2.25T Infrastructure Plan; Major League Baseball Moves All-Star Game Over Georgia Voting Law. Aired 6-7a ET


March 27, 2021
• Georgia Governor Signs Controversial Voting Law; Biden: Georgia Voting Law Is "Jim Crow in the 21st Century"; At Least 2 Killed, 8 Injured in Multiple Shooting In Virginia; CDC: More Than 136 Million Vaccines Administered In U.S. So far; Dominion Voting System Files $1.6 Billion Lawsuit Against Fox News; Number Of Migrant Children In Federal Custody Jumps By Nearly A Thousand In One Day; Trump Claims Capitol Rioters Posed "Zero Threat"; RPT: Military Kills At Least 50 Pro-Democracy Protesters In Myanmar. Aired 8-9a ET
• Companies Begin Testing Coronavirus Vaccines On Children; U.S. Sets New Daily Record For Number Of Vaccines Administered; At Least 2 Killed, 8 Injured In Multiple Shootings In Virginia; Civil Rights Groups File Suit Over New Georgia Voting Law; Massive Cargo Ship Blocking Suez Canal Could Take Weeks To Free; Clean Up Begins After Tornadoes Kill Six Across The Southeast; 50+ Million People Under Severe Storm Threats Across The Southeast. Aired 7-8a ET
• Civil Rights Groups File Suit Over new Georgia Voting Law; Biden Urges Congress to act on Voting Bills in Response to GA Law; Despite Vaccine Records, U.S. Still Seeing 1,000 Deaths per Day; Surge of Migrant Border Crossings Expected to Continue Rising; Aired 6-7a ET


March 20, 2021
• New Details on Victims of Deadly Spa Shootings in Atlanta; Calls For Hate Crime Charges After Atlanta Area Spa Shootings; Six Asian Women Among Victims Of Deadly Atlanta Spa Shootings. Aired 8-9a ET
• States Ease Restrictions Amid Worrying Spikes; Biden Tells Migrants Not To Come To U.S.; Chauvin Murder Trial Will Continue, Remain In Minneapolis; Parts Of France Begin Month-Long Lockdown As Variant Surges; Korean Air To Test Travel Pass With Flights To Los Angeles; Japan Opens Super Nintendo World After Multiple Delays. Aired 7-8a ET
• New Details on Victims of Deadly Spa Shootings in Atlanta; President Biden and VP Harris Meet With Asian American Leaders and Condemn "Skyrocketing" Hate Crimes in Wake of Atlanta Shooting; Experts Warn Variants & Vaccine Hesitancy Could Slow Progress as States Roll Back Restrictions; NYT: FBI Investigating Whether Top Cuomo Aides Gave False Data on Nursing Homes; Russia Reacts Angrily After Biden Calls Putin "a Killer and a Liar"; March Madness Starts with Historic Upset. Aired 6-7a ET


March 13, 2021
• Coronavirus Pandemic: Biden "Help is Here" as $1400 Checks Start Hitting Bank Account; Biden and Harris Plan "Help is Here" Tour to Promote Rescue Plan; Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Call on NY Gov. Cuomo to Resign Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations; Two NASA Astronauts Begin 6.5-hour Spacewalk to Make Upgrades to International Space Station; Brazil Seeing Worst Days of Pandemic with ICU Rates Over 80 Percent. Aired 8-9a ET
• New York Revolt Against Governor Cuomo, Demand Resignation; Biden And Harris Plan "Help is Here" Tour To Promote Rescue Plan; France Expresses Confidence In AstraZeneca Vaccine; Beach Towns Brace For Spring Breakers As Restrictions Are Lifted; $1,400 Stimulus Payments Start Going Out This Weekend; Blizzard Warning Issued For Portions Of Wyoming And Nebraska; Grammy Awards Ceremony Returns After COVID-19 Delay. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden & Harris Plan "Help is Here" Tour to Promote Rescue Plan as Payments Start Going out to Americans This Weekend; CDC: U.S. Tops 101M Doses Administered, 10.5 percent Fully Vaccinated; Officials Warn of Ongoing COVID Threat as Spring Break Kicks Off; Senators Schumer and Gillibrand Call on NY Governor Cuomo to Resign Amid Sexual Harassment Allegations; Minneapolis to pay $27 Million to Settle George Floyd Family Lawsuit; Schools Tackle Safety Measures to Get Kids Back in Class; Study: New Alzheimer's Drug May Slow Cognitive Decline. Aired 6-7a ET


March 06, 2021
• Senators Pull All-Nighter on Amendment Votes To $1.9 Trillion Rescue Bill; CNN Analysis Found that the U.S. Could Reach Herd Immunity by Summer Through Vaccinations Alone; States Easing Restrictions Despite Warnings, Variants Spreading; Cuomo Accuser Recounts Thinking The Governor Was Grooming Her, Trying To Have Sex With Her; Appeals Court Rules Derek Chauvin Could Face Third-Degree Murder Charge In George Floyd's Death. Aired 8-9a ET
• Senators Pull All-Nighter On $1.9T COVID Rescue Bill Amendment Votes; Democrats Strike Deal With Sen. Manchin Over Jobless Benefits After He Held Up COVID Relief Bill For Hours; States Easing Restrictions Despite Warnings, Variants Spreading. Doctors in Chicago Are Making House Calls To Minority Communities In Order To Vaccinate Vulnerable Patients; More Than 40 States Considering Bills Restricting Voting Rights; Attacks On Asian Americans Soaring During Pandemic. Aired 7-8a ET
• Senate Working its way Through Amendment Votes on Biden's COVID Relief Bill in Marathon Session; Democrats Strike Deal With Senator Manchin Over Jobless Benefits After he Held up COVID Relief Bill for Hours; Eight Democratic Senators Vote Against Amendment to Raise Minimum Wage; Pope Francis Meets with Top Shia Leader During Historic Iraq Trip; U.S. Economy Adds 379,000 Jobs in February; Atlanta Police Brace for NBA All-Star Game Weekend. Aired 6-7a ET


February 27, 2021
• House Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID relief package; Conservatives Rally Behind Trump, Election Lies at CPAC; Third Coronavirus Vaccine on Verge of Emergency Use Authorization; Saudi Crown Prince Approved Khashoggi killing. Aired 8-9a ET
• House Passes Bident's $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package; Some Conservatives Rally Behind Trump, Election Lies At CPAC; Third Coronavirus Vaccine On Verge Of Emergency Use Authorization; Shortage Of Plumbing Supplies In Texas After Winter Storm; CPAC Speakers Rally Around Trump, Blast Those Who Oppose Him; Some Cities, Businesses Have Already Adjusted To Higher Minimum Wage. Aired 7-8a ET
• House Passes Biden's $1.9 Trillion COVID Relief Package; White House Fights to Salvage Neera Tanden's Nomination to Head OMB; Conservatives Rally Behind Trump, Election Lies at CPAC; Acting Capitol Police Chief Says Militia Groups Want to "Blow Up the Capitol" During Biden's address; U.S. Publicly Asserts Saudi Crown Prince Ordered Khashoggi Murder But Imposes No Penalties on Him; Grand Jury Fails to Indict Officers Involved in Daniel Prude's Death. Aired 6-7a ET


February 20, 2021
• Power Returning Across State, Water Crisis, Food Shortages Persist; Millions Impacted By Water Disruptions Due To Frozen Pipes; Biden & FEMA Pledge More Aid As Tx Struggles To Recover From Freeze. Aired 8-9a ET
• Millions In Texas Without Water Following Power Crisis; Domestic Violence Shelter Evacuated Due To Winter Storm Damage; White House Works To Surge Vaccine Shipments After Weather Delays; White House Unveils Sweeping Immigration Bill That Faces Uphill Climb In Congress; Justice Department Indicts More Oath Keepers Associates, Says Some Appeared To Take Cues From Then-President Trump; Prince Harry, Meghan Won't Return As Working Members Of Royal Family. Aired 7-8a ET
• Millions in Texas Without Water Following Power Crisis; White House Works to "Surge" Vaccine Shipments After Weather Delays; CDC: Cases Down 69 percent Since January 11 Peak; Democratic Senator Manchin to Oppose Biden Nominee for Budget Director; White House Announces Sweeping Immigration Bill; Naomi Osaka Wins Australia Open for 4th Grand Slam Title. Aired 6-7a ET


February 13, 2021
• House Managers and defense attorneys will make closing arguments today, Senate vote to follow. CDC: Fully Vaccinated People Can Skip COVID-19 Quarantines; New York Gov. Cuomo Accused OF Covering Up Nursing Home COVID Deaths; Stanley Tucci Explores Italian Cuisines In New Docu-Series. Aired 7-8a ET
• House Managers & Defense Attorneys Will Make Closing Arguments of Impeachment Trial Today, Senate Vote to Follow; Trump Legal Team Uses Just Three Hours to Present its Case; Daily U.S. COVID Cases Below 100K for First Time in 100 Days; Seven-Day Average of New Cases Fall As Vaccinations Increase Across the U.S.; Federal Government Begins Direct Shipments of Vaccines to Pharmacies; White House Aide Suspended for Threatening a Reporter. Aired 6-7a ET
• Decision on Whether to Convict Trump Could Come Today; Weekly Average of New COVID-19 Cases Falls as Vaccinations Increase across the U.S.; AstraZeneca to Test Vaccine on Kids as Young as 6; Trump Lawyer Tried to Quit over Video Clips; New York Governor Accused of Covering Up Nursing Home COVID-19 Deaths; Over 120 Million under Winter Storm Alerts. Aired 5-6a ET


February 06, 2021
• House Managers, Trump Defense Prepare For Start Of Senate Trial; CDC: Nearly 37 Million Vaccine Doses Administered; Report: More Than Half Of States Missing Vaccination Data By Race; Black Americans Only Received 5 percent Of Vaccinations In First Month Of Rollout; Capitol Riot Investigation: One Month Later: Still No Charges For Officer's Death; Fox Business Cancels Highest Rated Show, "Lou Dobbs Tonight"; NFL's "Inspire Change" Initiatives Spotlights Social Justice. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Nearly 37 Million Vaccine Doses Administered; U.S. Showing Slight Decline In Coronavirus Cases; Trump Rejects Dem Request To Testify At Senate Trial; McCarthy Emerges From Tumultuous Week With Tight Grip On House GOP; CNN Goes Inside A Gathering Of QAnon Followers; Biden Lays Out Blueprint To Restore U.S. Diplomacy; Chiefs' Assistant Coach In Crash That Severely Injuries Child. Aired 7-8a ET
• CDC: Nearly 37 Million Vaccine Doses Administered; Johnson & Johnson Asks FDA For Emergency Use Authorization Of Its COVID-19 Vaccine; U.S. Nears 27 Million Infections And 460,000 Deaths; Biden Signals He'll Move Forward With Or Without GOP Support Of COVID Relief Bill; House Managers And Trump Defense Prepare For Start Of Senate Impeachment Trial; About 190 People Have Been Charged For Breaching the Capitol; U.S. Economy Adds 49k Jobs in January. Aired 6-7a ET


January 30, 2021
• U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 436,000 With 25.9 Million Cases; CDC Public Transportation Mask Mandate Goes Into Effect Monday; President Biden Leaves Door Open To Passing COVID Relief Bill Without Republican Support; Trump Adds Lawyers To Defense Team As GOP Braces For Looming Trial; Miami Heat NBA Team Using Dogs To Screen Fans For COVID-19; Reddit Investors Shake Up Wall Street, Costs Shortsellers Billions. Aired 8-9a ET
• U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 436,000 With 25.9 Million Cases; Dems Call For Expulsion Of GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R- GA); Police, Military Confront White Supremacist Extremism In The Ranks; The Young Widows Of COVID-19; Ninety Million Americans To Be Impacted By Winter Storm. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Coronavirus Death Toll Tops 436,000 With 25.9 Million Cases As Nearly 28 Million Doses Of Vaccine Have Been Administered; New South African Variant Of COVID-19 Found In U.S.; President Biden Leaves Door Open To Passing COVID Relief Bill Without Republican Support; Controversial Members And Looming Impeachment Trial Drive GOP Infighting; Bodycam Video Shows Rioters Viciously Attacking Police During Capitol Hill Insurrection; Manhunt Intensifying For Suspect Who Planted Bombs At DNC And RNC Headquarters The Night Before Capitol Hill Riot. Aired 6-7a ET


January 23, 2021
• Trump Impeachment Trial Delayed Until February, Senate Will Receive Article Of Impeachment Monday; Pres. Biden: Urgent Action Needed On Economic Crisis, Signs Orders On Stimulus Checks; Survey: Six Out Of 10 Americans Don't Know When Or Where To Get Vaccine. Aired 8-9a ET
• Biden Leaves Impeachment Details To Congress And Focuses On Agenda; Biden Administration To Overhaul U.S. Approach To Domestic Extremism; Homeland Security Pauses Some Deportations For 100 Days; States Struggle As Demand For Vaccine Outpaces Supply; QAnon Believers Look For What's Next; Protests In Support Of Jailed Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Sweep Across Russia. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump's Impeachment Trial Delayed Until February; Senate Will Receive Article Of Impeachment Monday; NYT: Trump And DOJ Lawyer Said To Have Plotted To Oust Acting A.G. To Try And Overturn Georgia Election Results; U.S. COVID Deaths Top 413,800 With Nearly 25 Million Cases As CDC Reports Biggest One-Day Increase In Vaccinations; Pfizer's COVID-19 Vaccine Trial For Kids Is Now Fully Enrolled; Over 125 People Charged In Capitol Hill Riots. Aired 6-7a ET


January 16, 2021
• D.C. Fortifies As FBI Warns Of Potential Armed Protests; WAPO: Capitol Police Intel Warned Three Days Before Attack That Congress Itself Could Be Targeted; Biden Outlines Five-Point Plan To Speed Up Vaccine Rollout. Aired 8-9a ET
• Newspapers Worldwide React To Riot And Its Aftermath; D.C. Fortifies Security As FBI Warns Of Potential Armed Protests; Biden Pushes $1.9T Plan To Tackle Pandemic Rescue Economy; WAPO: Trump Likely Exceeded 25,000 False Claims In Four Years; Officers Beaten By Capitol Rioters Describe Fighting The Mob. Aired 7-8a ET
• D.C. Fortifies Security As FBI Warns Of Potential Armed Protests Ahead Of President-Elect Biden's Inauguration; Key Staffers Leave The White House As Trump Presidency Concludes; Biden Outlines Five-Point Plan To Speed Up Vaccine Rollout; Despite Trump Administration Promise, Vaccine "Reserve" Doesn't Exist; Biden Pushes For $1.9 Trillion Plan To Tackle Pandemic And To Rescue The Economy; Democrats Demand Investigation Into Extremism In Military Ranks. Aired 6-7a ET
• U.S. Capitol Becomes Fortress ahead of Inauguration; Domestic Terrorists Pose Most Likely Threat to Inauguration; Capitol Mob Seconds Away from V.P. Pence; CDC Warns New COVID-19 Variant Will Delay U.S. Peak; Biden Outlines U.S. Vaccination Plan; Trump Wants Grand Departure; Tech Companies Ban Trump but Continue to Allow Other Problematic Leaders on Their Platforms. Aired 5-6a ET


January 09, 2021
• House Dems Plan To Introduce Impeachment Resolution Monday, Accusing "Trump Of Incitement Of Insurrection"; Fifty Passengers, 12 Crew Members Onboard Missing Plane In Indonesia; Biden: Trump Unfit To Serve, Second Impeachment Up To Congress; World Leaders Condemn "Horrifying" Riot At U.S. Capitol Building; More Than 3,400 COVID Deaths Reported Friday As Virus Surges. Aired 8-9a ET
• House Dems Draft Impeachment Article Against Trump; Trump Faces Growing Pressure To Resign Or Face Second Impeachment; Authorities Searching For Missing Plane In Indonesia; Twitter Bans Trump Permanently, Says Tweets Violated Its Glorification Of Violence Policy; CNN Analysis: D.C. Police Made Five Times As Many Arrests At BLM Protest Than During Pro-Trump Riot; Capitol Riot Raises Security Worries For Biden Inauguration; More Than 3,400 COVID Deaths Reported Friday As Virus Surges. Aired 7-8a ET
• House Democrats To Introduce Impeachment Resolution Monday Against Trump; Twitter Suspends Trump Permanently; Biden: "Good Thing" That Trump Will Not Attend Inauguration; More Than 3,400 COVID Deaths Reported Friday As Virus Surges; CDC: No Evidence Homegrown Variant Is Fueling Virus Surge In U.S.; AP Photographer Captures Historic Moments From Inside Capitol Hill During Insurrection. Aired 6-7a ET


January 02, 2021
• More Than 125,000 In U.S. Hospitals With COVID At Start Of 2021; Trump Stokes Division In GOP Amid Doomed Bid To Overturn Election; Senate Defies Trump, Votes To Override Veto Of Defense Bill; Fewer Than Three Million Vaccines Administered So Far In U.S.; California Starts New Year With Record COVID-19 Death Tolls; Judge Dismisses Gohmert Lawsuit Asking Pence To Interfere In Electoral College Count; Congress Set To Certify Joe Biden's Election Win January 6th. Aired 8-9a ET
• COVID-19 Variant First Seen In U.K. Detected In CO, CA, And FL; Trump Attacks No. 2 GOP Senator Thune, Turns On Allies In His Final Days In Office; All Eyes On Georgia After Strong Dem Turnout In Early Voting; Senate Votes To Override Trump's Vote On Defense Bill; States Face Challenges And Delays In Vaccine Rollout; U.S. Iran Ratchet Up Military Activity As Concerns Increase Ahead Of Soleimani Killing Anniversary. Aired 7-8a ET
• COVID-19 Variant First Seen In U.K. Detected In CO, CA And FL; More Than 125,000 In U.S. Hospitals With COVID As New Year Begins; Fewer Than Three Million Vaccines Administered So far In U.S.; Federal Judge Tosses GOP Lawsuit Asking Pence To Interfere In Election; Senate Votes To Override Trump's Veto On Defense Bill; Strong Early-Voting Numbers in Georgia Put GOP On Edge. Aired 6-7a ET


December 26, 2020
• Police: Possible Human Remains Found Near Explosion Site; Unemployment Money For Millions Runs Out, Relief Bill Waits For Trump's Signature; Trump Administration Makes Final Push To Finish U.S./Mexico Border Wall; Health Officials Brace For COVID Surge After Holidays; Teachers In 2020: Providing Steady Education In A Time Of Upheaval; LeBron, Lakers Continue To Own Christmas Day. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Pardons Friends, Allies, Convicted Mercenaries; CDC To Require Negative Test For All Passengers Traveling To U.S. From U.K.; Vaccine Barriers In The Black Community; Police R.V. Played Warning Before Blast; Biden Team Weighs Options For A.G., CIA Director Nominees; Russia Launches Criminal Probe Against Navalny Ally. Aired 7-8a ET
• Health Officials Brace For COVID Surge After Holidays; RV Played Warning Message Before Blast In Tennessee, Possible Human Remains Found Near Explosion Site; Unemployment Benefits Run Out For Millions Of Americans As Trump Refuses To Sign Relief Bill; Iconic Chicago Deli Innovates Ways To Survive Amid Uncertainty; Europe To Begin Vaccine Rollout Tomorrow As New COVID-19 Variant Spreads; Japan And South Korea See Record-Breaking New Case Numbers. Aired 6-7a ET


December 19, 2020
• FDA Authorizes Second Vaccine As U.S. Suffers Deadliest Week Yet; CA Hospitals Face Crushing Number Of Cases As ICU Beds Run Out; New COVID Model Predicts 562,000 Total Deaths By April 1, Over 2,800 Deaths Reported Friday. Aired 8-9a ET
• FDA Authorizes Second Vaccine As U.S. Suffers Deadliest Week Yet; Talks Spill Into The Weekend As D.C. Debates Aid Deal Fine Print; Health Officials Work To Overcome "Vaccine Hesitancy"; Morehouse Dean Takes Vaccine Publicly To Remove Stigma As Some Black Americans Remain Hesitant; Pence Calls U.S. Space Force Members "Guardians"; Heavy Rain And Snow Expected In Pacific Northwest. Aired 7-8a ET
• FDA Authorizes Second Vaccine As U.S. Suffers Deadliest Week Yet; CA Hospitals Face Crushing Number Of Cases As ICU Beds Run Out; Shutdown Looms With No Breakthrough On Stimulus Deal; NYT: Distrust Of Government Fueling Republican Vaccine Hesitancy; Biden And Harris To Formally Unveil Climate And Energy Team Today; Pompeo Alleges Russia Be Held Responsible For Massive Hack Attack On U.S. Federal Agencies. Aired 6-7a ET


December 12, 2020
• Sources: White House Ordered FDA Chief To Authorize Pfizer Vaccine Or Resign; FDA Issues Emergency Use Authorization For Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine; Supreme Court Rejects Trump's Bid To Overturn Election; As Vaccine Approval Moves Ahead, Congress Stalls On Stimulus Package; Army-Navy Game. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Advisers To Vote On Pfizer/BioNTech Vaccine Today; BioNTech CEO Speaks Exclusively To CNN; As Vaccine Approval Moves Ahead, Congress Stalls On Stimulus Package; GA Republicans Mired In Misinformation Ahead Of Senate Runoff. Aired 7-8a ET


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