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March 19, 2022
• Zelenskyy Calls for Negotiations on Peace "Without Delay"; Biden Warns Xi not to Assist Russian War Effort; President Biden to Join NATO Leaders in Brussels Next Week; American James Hill Among Dozens Killed By Shelling in Chernihiv; Moderna Seeks Authorization for Second Booster for All Adults; Coach Krzyzewski's Legacy Off the Court Endures As He Heads into Retirement. Aired 6-7a ET


March 12, 2022
• Explosions Heard In Kyiv As Russian Troops Move Closer To Capital; EU Leaders Impose A Fourth Round Of Sanctions On Russia; French, German Leaders On The Phone With Putin After Failing To Reach Ceasefire Agreement This Week; Key Inflation Measure Jumps Into Highest Level Since January 1982; U.S. Consumers, Small Businesses Feel The Impact Of Rising Inflation; Tornado Watch Issued For Carolinas, Southeastern Virginia; Over 25 Million People Under Freeze Warnings Across The South. Aired 8-9a ET
• Explosions Heard In Kyiv As Russian Troops Move Closer To Capital; Russia Intensifies Bombardment Of Cities Across Ukraine; Biden Emphatic That The U.S. Will Not "Fight World War III" In Ukraine; E.U. Leaders Impose A Fourth Round Of Sanctions Of Russia; Ban Of Grain Exports To Ex-Soviet States Meant To Shore Up Russian Supplies; United States Military Veterans Volunteering To Help In Ukraine; United Nation: Expect Millions More To Flee Fighting In Ukraine; Woman Gives Birth After Surviving Maternity Hospital Bombing. Aired 7-8a ET
• At Least 13 Humanitarian Corridors Expected to Open Today; European Union Leaders Impose a Fourth Round of Sanctions on Russia; Biden Details New Measures to Punish Russia in Call with Zelenskyy; More Than 2.5 Million Have Fled Fighting in Ukraine; Stanford Student Travels to Poland to Assist in Humanitarian Efforts; Uber to Roll Out Temporary Fuel Surcharge to Offset High Prices. Aired 6-7a ET


March 05, 2022
• Russia Accused of Violating Short Ceasefire, Shelling Civilian Corridor; U.S. & NATO Believe Russia Ready To "Bombard Cities Into Submission"; New Video Inside Nuclear Plant Standoff: "Stop Shooting"; CNN At Site Of Destruction In Kyiv As Russians Close In; Ukraine Alleges "Welcome To Hell" Downing Of Russian Chopper. Aired 8-9a ET
• Ukraine Civilian Evacuation Halted After Russia Violates Ceasefire; Russian Forces Getting Closer to Second Nuclear Plant; Russian Accused of Violating Short Ceasefire, Shelling Civilian Corridor; U.S. And NATO Believe Russia Ready to Bombard Cities Into Submission; Mayor Of Russian Occupied City Joins New Day After Takeover; CNN At Site Of Destruction In Kyiv As Russians Close In; Russia Accused Of Violating Short Ceasefire, Shelling Civilian Corridor; New Video Inside Nuclear Plant Standoff: "Stop Shooting". Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. and NATO Believe Russia Ready to "Bombard Cities into Submission"; Russia Accused of Violating Short Ceasefire, Shelling Civilian Corridor; CNN at Site of Destruction Near Kyiv as Russians Close In; U.N.: More Than 1.2 Million Refugees have Left Ukraine; U.S. Warns the Days Ahead in Ukraine will Be Worse with Death and Destruction; Ukraine Accuses Russia of Halting Civilian Evacuation After Russia Violates Ceasefire. Aired 6-7a ET


February 26, 2022
• Battle For Kyiv Underway As Russian Troops Close In On Capital; Russian Defense Ministry: We Target Only Military Infrastructure; U.S. And Allies Directly Sanctioning Putin And Lavrov; Biden Nominates Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson To The Supreme Court; CDC Updates Metrics To Guide COVID-19 Restrictions As Cases Plunge; Biden's Pledge To Cut Gas Costs Could Be Limited; Anniversary Of Trayvon Martin's Death. Aired 5-6a ET
• Battle for Kyiv Underway as Russian Troops Close In On Capital; NATO Activates Response Force For First Time In History; Source: U.S. Concerned Kyiv Could Fall To Russia Within Days; FBI: Russia Is A "Permissive Operating Environment" For Cybercriminals; Biden Nominates Ketanji Brown Jackson To Supreme Court; FDA Moves Forward To Ban Menthol Cigarettes And Cigars. Aired 8-9a ET
• Residential Block In Kyiv Struck By Missile Or Rocket; Thousands Of Ukrainian Flee As Russian Military Advances; Biden To Meet With National Security Team Later This Morning; U.S. Allies Directly Sanctioning Putin And Russian Foreign Minister; Ukrainians Flee Their Homes, Cross Into Neighboring Countries; Inflation, Gas Prices Expected To Rise Due To Ukraine Conflict; Ukraine Invasion Threatens U.S.-Russia Partnership In Space. Aired 7-8a ET
• Ukrainian FM: Residential Block in Kyiv Struck by Missile or Rocket; Battle for Kyiv Underway as Russian Troops Close in on Capital; Biden Nominates Ketanji Brown Jackson to Supreme Court; Delta Severs Ties with Russia's Flagship Carrier Aeroflot; Ukrainians Fight to Keep Control of Kyiv; Russian NHL Star Alex Ovechkin Condemns War Against Ukraine. Aired 6-7a ET


February 19, 2022
• Biden "Convinced" Putin Will Invade Ukraine, Target Kyiv; NATO Chief: Russia Trying To Control "Fate Of Free Nations"; McCarthy, Stefanik Back Primary Challenger To Rep. Liz Cheney; More States To End Masking As Many Ready To Move On; Health Officials Say Ending Indoor Mask Mandates "Risky" As New Variant Emerges; Asian-American Woman Stabbed More Than 40 Times In New York; Killing Of 35-Year-Old New York Woman Raises Fears Inside Asian-American Community. Aired 8- 9a ET
• VP Harris Addresses Munich Security Conference; Ukraine Warns Of Russia "False Flag" Operations; Only Four States Still Have Indoor Mask Mandates As Cases Fall; World Leaders Meet As Tensions Rise In Ukraine; Russia-Ukraine Conflict Could Cause Inflation To Surge; An Inside Look At NYC's Supervised Drug-Injection Sites. Aired 7-8a ET
• Ukrainian President to Attend Munich Security Conference; U.S., Ukraine Warn of Russian "False Flag" Operations; Wright's Parents Say They Feel "Cheated" by Potter Sentencing; National Archives Acknowledges Classified Documents Found in Boxes at Mar-a-Lago After Trump Left Office; Police Response to a New Jersey Mall Fight Prompts Outrage; U.S. Aerial Skier Vinecki Overcomes Tragedy, Injury to Reach First Winter Olympics. Aired 6-7a ET


February 12, 2022
• State Dept. Orders All Non-Emergency Staff To Leave U.S. Embassy At Kyiv; Blinken Speaks With Lavrov Ahead Of Biden-Putin Call; U.S. States Move To Lift Mask Mandates As Omicron Subsides; States, School Districts Begin Loosening Covid Restrictions; Protesters Remain At Bridge To U.S. Despite Deadline Set By Judge; Senators: CIA Collected Data On Americans In Warrantless Searches; NFL's Man Of The Year Leads Rams On And Off The Field. Aired 8-9a ET
• State Department Non-Emergency Staff to Leave U.S. Embassy in Kiev; U.S. Says Russia Could Launch Invasion During The Olympics; National Archives Threatened To Go To Congress, Justice Department To Get Trump To Turn Over Records; Oath Keepers Leader Says He Was Cooperating With FBI Before Arrest; COVID Vaccine Authorization For Younger Children Delayed As FDA Seeks More Data; Protesters Remain At Bridge To U.S. Despite Deadline Set by Judge; Pressure Mounts Federal Reserve as Inflation Skyrockets. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Urges Americans in Ukraine to Leave Immediately; CNN Poll: Nearly 6 in 10 Disapprove of Biden's Job Performance; WAPO: Some Trump Records Taken from White House Labeled "Top Secret"; U.S. States Move to Lift Mask Mandates as Omicron Subsides; Protesters Defy Judge's Order to Clear U.S. Border Crossing; International Olympic Committee Pledges Swift Action in Russia Doping Case; Rams and Bengals Clash for Finals of Super Bowl LVI. Aired 6-7a ET


February 05, 2022
• Pence: "Trump Is Wrong" To Say Election Could Be Overturned; U.S. Marks 900k COVID Deaths as Cases, Hospitalizations Decline; January Jobs Report Crushes Expectations Despite Omicron Surge; Veteran NFL Coach Takes on League Over Diversity; Human Rights Abuses, Global Politics Cast Shadow Over Games; D.C. Sniper Lee Boyd Malvo's Maryland Life Sentences Under Review; Demonstrators Call For Pro- Ukraine Unity Against Russia. Aired 8-9a ET
• Call Records Show Trump And Jordan Spoke On Morning Of January 6th; RNC Censures Cheney, Kinzinger For Investigating Capitol Riot; GA Prosecutor Facing Threats, Racist Attacks Over Trump Probe; CDC Recommends FDA-Approved Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine For Adults; U.S. Marks 900K COVID Deaths As Cases, Hospitalizations Decline; Uyghur Activist: International Olympic Committee Makes It "Impossible" To Watch Games Without "Engaging In Complicity" With China's Abuses. Aired 7-8a ET
• Pence: "Trump is Wrong" to Say Election could be Overturned; Putin, Xi Tout Their Alliance on the World Stage; Russia Denies Planning False Flag Operation to Justify Invasion; Severe Weather Storm Leave 200k Customers Without Power Across Five U.S. States; Seven Virginia School Districts Can Temporarily Keep Mask Mandates in Place; Waffle House Shooter Who Killed 4 People Found Guilty on All Charges. Aired 6-7a ET


January 29, 2022
• Over 10 Million People Across 10 States Under Blizzard Warnings; Trump WH Spokesman Subpoenaed By January 6 Committee; Fallen Police Officers Widow Delivers Heart-Wrenching Eulogy; NYPD Resurrects Controversial "Anti-Crime Unit". Biden Pledges To Appoint Black Woman To Supreme Court; Tennessee School Board Pulls Pulitzer-Winning Holocaust Book; Dozens Charges In Undercover Drug Bust Using Dating Apps; Twitter Stops Taking Action Against Lies About The 2020 Election; Joni Mitchell Joins Neil Young In Pulling Songs From Spotify. Aired 8-9a ET
• Nearly 55 Million People Under Winter Weather Alerts; Travel Advisories and Bans Issued Ahead Of Snow Storm; P.A. Governor Declares Disaster After Pittsburgh Bridge Collapse; Top General Warns Russian Invasion Would Be Horrific; New Jersey Under State Of Emergency As Snow Storm Slams East Coast; Stormy Daniels Finishes Testifying In Criminal Trial Of her Former Attorney Michael Avenatti; Rogue Rocket Booster Could Crash Into The Moon In The Coming Weeks. Aired 7-8a ET
• Nearly 55 Million People Under Winter Weather Alerts; Massachusetts Issues Highway Travel Ban for Large Trucks; High Winds and Heavy Snow will Lead to White Out Conditions; RI Governor Declares Emergency and Orders Travel Ban Due to Snowstorm; Trump WH Spokesman Subpoenaed by January 6 Committee; Top General Warns Russian Invasion would be "Horrific"; Pres. Biden Says He'll Move U.S. Troops to Eastern Europe; DHS Warns of Potential Russia Cyberattacks Amid Tensions; COVID Cases and Hospitalizations Declining As Deaths Still Remain Alarmingly High; Democrats Hope to Move Quickly to Confirm Biden's Supreme Court Pick; Joni Mitchell Joins Neil Young in Pulling Songs from Spotify. Aired 6-7a ET


January 22, 2022
• NYPD Office Killed, One Seriously Injured During Domestic Call; Omicron Surge Push Parents Of Young Children To The Brink; McConnell On Defensive Over Comments About Black Voters; Biden Signals New Strategies For Second Year In Office; Poll: 41 Percent Of Americans Approve Of The Way Biden's Handling His Job; Admin Revisits Plan To Vaccinate Migrants At Southern Border; Beijing Becomes Giant Anti- COVID Fortress For Olympics. Aired 8-9a ET
• NYPD Officer Killed, 1 Seriously Injured During Domestic Call; Parts Of The Country See Drop In COVID Cases, Hospitalization; Atlanta Hospitals Struggle Amid Surge In Unvaccinated Patients; New Florida Bill Would Shield People From Guilt Over Race; First U.S. Shipment Of Military Assistance Arrives In Ukraine; Pentagon Preparing Military Options If Russia Invades Ukraine; Sen. Lori Berman (D-FL), Is Being Interviewed About The Individual Freedom Bill That She Claims Would Keep Critical Race Theory Out Of Classrooms; Brian Laundrie Claimed Responsibility For Gabby Petito's Death; McCarthy Juggles Far-Right, Moderate Members As He Chases Speaker Dream; Mortgage Rates Rise To Number Not Seen Since Start Of Pandemic. Aired 7-8a ET
• NYPD Officer Killed, 1 Seriously Injured During Domestic Call; COVID Hospitalizations Up 15 Percent in Western States, 6 Percent in the South; First U.S. Shipment of Military Assistance Arrives in Ukraine; Trump Faces Flurry of New Legal Rebukes, Criminal Probes and Requests for his Family to Cooperate Against Him; Biden Signals New Strategies for Second Year in Office; Cyberattack Shuts New Mexico's Largest School District; NFL Ends Daily Testing of Unvaccinated Players. Aired 6-7a ET


January 15, 2022
• National Guard Members Sent To 16 States To Help Support Hospitals; CA Health Department Allowing Sick Health Care workers To Return "Immediately"; More Than 65 Million People Are Under Winter Alerts This Weekend; Fire Crews Battle Massive 11-Alarm Fire At Chlorine Plant In NJ; Bipartisan Support Grows For Banning Lawmakers From Trading Stocks; Dems Face 2022 Challenge With Key Agenda Items At A Standstill; Oath Keeper Founder, 10 Others Charged With Seditious Conspiracy. Aired 8-9a ET
• More Than 65 Million People Are Under Winter Alerts This Weekend; Crippling Ice Storm Expected To Impact Millions In Carolinas; 1 In 5 Eligible Americans Remain Unvaccinated Against COVID-19; 18 States Have Less Than 15 Percent Capacity Left In Hospital ICUs; CDC Urges Americans To Upgrade Masks As Omicron Sweeps The U.S.; Bidens Vows To Keep Fighting For Voting Bills As Legislation Stalls. Aired 7- 8a ET
• CDC Urges Americans to Upgrade Masks as Omicron Sweeps the U.S.; Biden Agenda Endangered by Setbacks on Economy and COVID Response; Senate to Take Up Voting Rights Next Week as Dems Face Grim Odds; Significant Winter Storm Expected to Slam Eastern Half of the U.S.; Djokovic Fights to Remain in Melbourne Ahead of Australian Open; Oath Keepers Founder and 10 Others Charged with Seditious Conspiracy; Consumers in U.S. Struggle to Make Ends Meet as Prices Soar. Aired 6- 7a ET


January 08, 2022
• Child Hospitalizations Hit Record Highs Amid Omicron Surge; Jan. 6 Committee Considering Asking Pence to Appear Before Panel; Hospitals Face Staffing, Bed Shortages as COVID Cases Surge; GA Governor Loosens COVID Protocols for Public School Teachers; 340,000 Chicago Students Caught in Standoff Over COVID Measures; Report: Djokovic Told He Could Go to Australia Without Issue. Aired 8-9a ET
• CDC Forecast Predicts 84,000+ COVID Deaths Over Next Four Weeks; Chicago Cancels School for Third Straight Day As City, Teachers Union Clash Over Return To Classroom; Airlines Forced To Cancel More Flights Amid COVID Sickouts; Experts Warn Of Domestic Extremism One Year After January 6th; Schumer Calls For Filibuster Reform As Voting Rights Bills Stall; Thousands Of U.S. Restaurants, Bars Face Closure Amid COVID Surge. Aired 7-8a ET
• Child Hospitalizations Hit Record Highs Amid Omicron Surge; Debates over COVID-19 School Safety Measures Heat Up Nationwide; CDC Director Walensky Facing Criticism over Confusing Guidelines; States Scramble to Keep Up with Surge in COVID Hospitalizations; Three Men Convicted in Ahmaud Arbery Murder Sentenced to Life in Prison; U.S. Economy Adds 199K Jobs in December, Fewer than Expected; Lockdowns in Northern Kazakhstan After Violent Protests; Will Unvaccinated Djokovic Play; COVID Also Hit U.S. Olympic Pairs Favorites at Nationals. Aired 6-7a ET


January 01, 2022
• Experts Warn Things Will Likely Get Worse As Omicron Spreads; Schools Weigh A Return To Class As Infections Rise Among Children; Biden Signals Pandemic Strategy Shift In The Face Of Omicron; Dems, Republicans Brace For Midterm Campaigns; CNN Poll: Three In Four Americans Worried About State Of Economy; Three Retired Generals Raise Alarm About Possible 2024 Coup; Winter Weather And Freezing Temperatures Usher In 2022; Tributes Pour In For TV Icon Betty White. Aired 8-9a ET
• U.S. Daily Case Count Hits Pandemic High Causing Disruptions; Top Ten Political Stories Of 2021; One-On-One With Outgoing Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms; Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms On Final Days In Office; "Thanks To Veterans" Program Pays For 11 Vet's Homes; CNN's 2021 Hero Of The Year. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Daily Case Count Hits Pandemic High, Causing Disruptions; Italy, Greece And France End Year With Record COVID-19 Cases; Countries Race To Curb The Spread Of The Omicron Variant; Israel Approves Fourth Vaccine Dose For The Immunocompromised; Major New Year's Eve Celebrations Around The World; Dems, Republicans Brace For Midterm Campaigns; Three Retired Generals Raise Alarm About Possible 2024 Coup. Aired 6-7a ET


December 25, 2021
• NASA Launches World's Most Powerful Telescope; Airlines Cancel Hundreds of Flights Due To Staffing Shortages; Biden Plans To Make 500 Million At-Home COVID Test Available; Newly Released Video Shows New Angle On Jan. 6 Riot; Seattle Declares Emergency As It Prepares For Bitter Winter Weather; Pope Francis Delivers Annual "Urbi et Orbi" Blessing; Rookie TSA Officer Saves Choking Baby At Newark Airport. Aired 8-9a ET
• Fighting Food Insecurity This Holiday Season; Airlines Cancel Hundreds of Flights Due to COVID Surge; Pope Francis Calls For Dialogue During COVID Pandemic; Economic Fallout Of Pandemic Driving Up Food Insecurity; Biggest Media Stories Of The Year; More Restrictions Across Europe As Omicron Spreads; Kentucky Deputy Killed Saving Seven Inmates As Tornado Hit Factory; The Biggest Climate Stories Of The Year. Aired 7-8a ET
• Airlines Cancel Hundreds of Flights Due to COVID Surge; Omicron Fueling Case Spike as Americans Gather this Christmas; Pope Marks Christmas with "Urbi Et Orbi" Blessing; World's Most Powerful Telescope Slated to Launch Next Hour; Markets Look to Recover After Two Years of COVID-Driven Chaos; "Thanks to Veterans" Program Pays for 11 Vets' Homes; CNN's 2021 Hero of the Year. Aired 6-7a ET


December 18, 2021
• Biden's Stark Warning: Winter Of "Severe Illness And Death" Ahead; TikTok Videos Warning School Violence Puts Many On High Alert; Michigan Lawmakers Push Firearm Safety Package; Ceremonies Honor Tornado Victims Killed In Amazon Warehouse; Roger Stone Pleads The Fifth Before 1/6 Committee; Sources: Jan. 6 Investigators Believe "Strategy" Text To Undermine 2020 Election Came From Rick Perry. Aired 8-9a ET
• Biden Stark Warning Winter Of Severe Illness And Death Ahead; Omicron Spreading Faster Than Any Other Coronavirus Variant; Defense Rests After Emotional Testimony From Former Officer; Biden Forced To Punt Key Agenda Items To 2021 By Stalled Senate; Inflation Playing Key Role In Shaping President Biden's Agenda; Judge Refuses To Quit After Blaming Sedative For Use Of Racial Slurs; NFL, NBA Change COVID Protocols As Cases Rise. Aired 7-8a ET
• Surging COVID Cases; Potter Takes The Stand; Biden, Fauci Warn Unvaccinated Americans About Omicron Threat; Closing Arguments In Kim Potter Trial Begin Monday; Goldman Sachs Warns Inflation May Get Worse Before It Gets Better; Roger Stone Pleads The Fifth In Deposition With January 6th Committee; Capitol Rioter Gets Five Years In Jail After Throwing Fire Extinguisher At Police. Aired 6-7a ET


December 11, 2021
• At Least 110 People Were In A Mayfield, KY Candle Factory Hit By Tornado; Dozens Of Tornadoes Leave Path Of Destruction Across Six States; Police Chief On Amazon Warehouse Collapse: "An Utter Disaster"; One Killed After Tornado Slams Arkansas Nursing Home; Gov.: Storms "The Most Severe Tornado Event In Kentucky's History"; Soon: Blue Origin Launches Its Third Crewed Mission. Aired 8-9p ET
• Dozens Likely Killed As Powerful Tornadoes Tear Across The U.S.; Over 30 Tornado Reports So Far Across Six States; Dozens Of Tornadoes Leave Path Of Destruction Across Six States; Kentucky Governor Declares State Of Emergency, Deploys National Guard After Tornadoes; Deadly Storm Unleashes Dozens Of Tornadoes Across Six States. Aired 7-8a ET
• Dozens Likely Killed as Powerful Tornadoes Tear Across the U.S.; At Least 24 Tornadoes Leave Path of Destruction Across Five States; January 6 Committee Subpoenas Six People Linked to Planning Rally; Bodycam Video Shows Different View of Wright's Police Encounter; Hospitals Strained as COVID Infections and Hospitalizations Rise. Aired 6-7a ET


December 04, 2021
• Parents Of Alleged Michigan School Shooter Arrested In Detroit; School Shooting Suspect's Parents Charged With 4 Counts Of Involuntary Manslaughter; Officials Ramp Up Surveillance Efforts As Omicron Spreads In U.S.; Dr. Oz Running As Republican In Crowded PA Senate Race; Supreme Court Conservatives Lean Toward Limiting Abortion Rights. Aired 8-9a ET
• Parents of Alleged Michigan School Shooter Arrest In Detroit; Shooting Suspect's Parents Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter; Biden Outlines New Steps To Combat COVID-19 Through Winter Months; Omicron Variant Cases Confirmed In At Least 12 States; First U.S. Overdose Prevention Centers Open In New York. Aired 7-8a ET
• Parents of Alleged Michigan School Shooter Arrested in Detroit; Alec Baldwin on Fatal Shooting: "I Didn't Pull the Trigger"; School Shooting Suspect's Parents Charged with Four Counts of Involuntary Manslaughter; Omicron Variant Cases Confirmed in At Least 12 States; Mark Meadows Doubles Down on Election Fraud Claims in a New Book; Raptors Executive Fulfilling and Fueling Hoops Dreams in Africa. Aired 6-7a ET


November 27, 2021
• Growing List Of Countries Restrict Travel To African Nations Due To New COVID-19 Variant; Black Friday Sales Up, Despite Economy Uncertainty; Small Business Saturday Encourages Americans To Shop Locally; Rep. Greene: McCarthy Does Not Have Support To Be Speaker; Thousands Without Power Due To High Wind Fire Danger; Wildfires Still A Threat To California's Sequoias; From Attorney To Podcaster And Consultant; Group Of Volunteers Build Wheelchair Ramps For Parade Attack Survivors. Aired 8-9a ET
• Growing Worldwide Concern Over Omicron COVID-19 Variant; The Great Resignation; Peng Shuai Appears In Video Call Concerns Over Safety Persists; U.N. Calls For Proof Of Chinese Tennis Star's Whereabouts; FBI Conducts New Search For Remains Of Jimmy Hoffa Under N.J. Bridge; Afghan Refugees Celebrate Their First U.S. Thanksgiving; U.S. Travel Hitting Pandemic Highs This Thanksgiving Holiday. Aired 7- 8a ET
• Growing Worldwide Concern over New Omicron COVID-19 Variant; Biden Urges Vaccines, Boosters as Concerning New Variant Emerges; Rep. Greene: McCarthy does not have Support to be Speaker; NASA Launches Mission to Crash Spacecraft into Asteroid; Legendary Composer Stephen Sondheim Dies at Age 91; Philadelphia Hits Grim Record of 500 Homicides So Far This Year. Aired 6-7a ET


November 20, 2021
• COVID-19 Boosters Now Available For 114 Million Americans; Arkansas Daily COVID Case Average Rises By 45 Percent in Past Week; Protests Erupt Following Acquittal Of Kyle Rittenhouse; State Attorney's General Investigate Instagram's Impact On Kids; More People Turning To Food Banks This Holiday Season. Small Retailers Struggling Through Holiday Shopping Season. Aired 8-9a ET
• Protests Erupts Following Acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse; Anthony Huber's Girlfriend Calls The System a failure; U.S. Economic Roaring Back After Pandemic Slump; Gas Prices Reach Record Highs As Demand Outpaces Supply; TSA: Thanksgiving Air Travel Expected To Break Pandemic-Era Record; Ty Decided To Airlift Toys To U.S. Amid Supply Chain Crisis. Aired 7-8a ET
• Protests Erupt Following Acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse; COVID- 19 Boosters Now Available for 114 Million Americans; "Build Back Better" Plan Clears House, Heads for Senate; A Chinese State-Run Media Announces Tennis Star Peng Shuai will Appear in Public Soon; NASA's Huge James Webb Space Telescope is One Month Away from Launch; College Football Star Uses Endorsement Money to Give Back. Aired 6-7a ET


November 13, 2021
• Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted for Contempt Of Congress; Prices In America Surging More Than They Have In 30 Years; Supply Chain Crunch Impacts U.S. Food Banks As Price Soar; Experts Warn Of Winter COVID Surge As U.S. Vaccinations Stall; Autistic Student Dies By Suicide In UT School District Amid Bullying. Aired 8-9a ET
• Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted For Contempt Of Congress; Mark Meadows Fails To Show Up For Deposition; Biden Pushes Infrastructure Plan As Solution To Rising Prices; Murder Trial Attorney Apologizes For "Black Pastor" Comment; Britney Spears' 13-Year Conservatorship Terminated By Judge. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Ally Steve Bannon Indicted for Contempt of Congress; Biden Pushes Infrastructure Plan as Solution to Rising Prices; Source: FDA will Likely Make Booster Decision Without Outside Advisory Committee's Input; Kyle Rittenhouse Agrees to Inclusion of Lesser Charge if Judge Allows it; Eric Adams Elected As New York City's Second Black Mayor; Maine Woman Provides Life-Saving Support to Seals. Aired 6-7a ET


November 06, 2021
• At Least 8 Dead, Hundreds More Treated For Medical Issues At Astroworld Festival In Houston; Congress Passes $1.2 Trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill; WH "Confident" Mandate On Sound Legal Ground; Jobs Report Beats Analysts' Predictions With 531,000 New Jobs; Feds: Pennsylvania Drone Crash Targeted Power Sub-Station; Parade Celebrates Atlanta Braves' 1st World Series Win In 26 Years. Aired 8- 8:30a ET
• Houston Fire Chief: 8 Dead, Scores Injured at Astroworld Festival; Congress Passes $1.2 Trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill; 13 Republicans Join Democrats To Pass Infrastructure Bill; Dems Hold Slim Margin Going Into 2022 Midterm Elections; COVID-19 Antiviral Pill Can Cut Severe Illness By 89 Percent. Aired 7-8a ET
• At Least Eight Dead, Hundreds More Treated for Medical Issues at Astroworld Festival in Houston; At Least 50,000 were in Attendance at Sold Out, Two-Day Event; Congress Passes $1.2 Trillion Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill; Kids As Young As 5 Years Now Eligible to Receive Pfizer COVID Vaccine; Capitol Police Intelligence Unit Overhaul Caused Confusion Ahead of January 6. Aired 6-7a ET


October 30, 2021
• G20 Leaders Arriving in Rome; Biden Goes to G20 without Domestic Agenda Deal; Former New York Governor Facing Sex Crime Charge; FDA Authorizes Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine for Children 5-11; Chauvin Trial Jurors Speak Out. Aired 5-6a ET
• Biden Meets With World Leaders At G20 Summit; Protests In Rome As Biden Meets With World Leaders At G20 Summit; Biden To Attend United Nations' Climate Summit In Glasgow; Source: W.H. Preps Climate Action Rollout To Help Meet Biden's Goal. Aired 8-9a ET
• Biden Meets With World Leaders At G20 Summit; World Leaders Tackle Global Economy, Health In First G20 Session; FDA Grant EUA To Pfizer's Vaccine For Children 5 To 11; Outspoken GOP Trump Critic Rep. Kinzinger Won't Seek Re-Election; Biden Tested On World Stage As His Agenda Stalls Back Home; Biden's Campaign Promise To Slash Drug Prices Cut From Bill. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden Meets With World Class Leaders At G20 Summit; World Leaders Tackle Global Economy, Health In First G20 Session; Washington Post: During Capitol Riot, Trump Attorney Told Pence Team That Mike Pence's Refusal to Overturn Election Caused Attack on Capitol Hill; Facebook Changes its Company Name to Meta Amid Backlash; Atlanta Braves Moves a Step Closer to Clinching Title. Aired 6-7a ET


October 23, 2021
• FDA: Benefits Of Pfizer's Vaccine Outweigh Risks For Kids; Pfizer Says Vaccine Is 90.7 Percent Effective Against Symptomatic COVID-19 In Children Ages 5 To 11; Alec Baldwin Fires Prop Gun On Set, Killing Cinematographer; Haitian Gang Vows To Kill Hostages If Ransom Isn't Paid. Aired 8-9a ET
• Warrant: Alec Baldwin Didn't Know Prop Gun Contained Live Rounds; Alec Baldwin Fires Prop Gun on Set, Killing Cinematographer; Who Is Eligible For Which Booster Shot; Michigan Aims To Replace All Benton Harbor Lead Pipes In 18 Months; Benton Harbor, Michigan Water Crisis Dangerously Similar To Flint; Facebook Papers Paint Picture Of Company's Role In Insurrection. Aired 7-8a ET
• Alex Baldwin Fires Prop Gun on Set, Killing Cinematographer; FDA: Benefits of Pfizer's Vaccine Outweigh Risks for Kids; Questions Remain After Brian Laundrie's Death Confirmed; Biden Reveals Details of Talks on Social Spending Plan; Aired 6-7a ET


October 16, 2021
• Houston PD: 1 Deputy Killed, 2 Others Wounded In Ambush Attack; Study Shows Major Drop In J&J Vaccine Effectiveness By August; Chicago Police Fully Staffed As mayor, Union Chief Fight Over Policy; U.S. Capitol Police Officer Indicted In Connection To Jan. 6. Aired 8-9a ET
• FDA Panel Unanimously Recommends J&J Booster Shots; Biden Trying To Get His Economic Agenda Back On Track; January 6 Panel Moving To Hold Steve Bannon In Contempt; Chicago Mayor, Police Union Clash Over Disclosing vaccination Status. Aired 7-8a ET
• FDA Advisers Vote to Recommend Booster Doses of Moderna and J&J COVID-19 Vaccines; Chicago Police Union: Up to 50 percent of Officers Could be put on Unpaid Leave Under City's Vaccine Mandate; Biden's SCOTUS Commission Looks at Term Limits and Expanding Court; Astros Grab Emotional Win Over Red Sox in ALCS Opener. Aired 6-7a ET


October 09, 2021
• Biden Won't Assert Executive Privilege Over Trump Documents; U.S. Now Averaging Fewer Than 100k New COVID-19 Cases A Day; Report: Trump's DC Hotel Had $70 Million In Losses Over 4 Years; Fmr. Navy Seal To Skydive Onto Mt. Everest To Raise Money For Gold Star Families; Dozens Of Full Cargo Ships Idle At U.S. Ports As Prices Spike. Aired 8-9a ET
• Biden Refuses To Assert Executive Privilege Over Trump Docs; Trump Tries To Claim Executive Privilege Over Subpoenaed Documents; U.S. Trending In Right Direction As COVID Cases Continue To Fall; COVID-19 Hospitalizations At Lowest Point Since Early August. Aired 7- 8a ET
• Bannon to Defy Subpoena From Jan 6 Panel at Trump's "Direction"; McConnell Says He Won't Cooperate With Dems Again on Debt Limit; U.S. Now Averaging Fewer Than 100K new COVID-19 Cases a Day; U.S. Adds 194,000 Jobs in September; Women in Afghanistan Protest and Return to Work, School and the Streets. Aired 6-7a ET


October 02, 2021
• Hawaii Volcano Continues To Spew Lava After Wednesday's Eruption; Merck: New Pill Cuts Risk Of COVID Hospitalization, Death By Half; Deadline Passes For NYC Public School Teachers To Get Vaccinated; California To Require COVID-19 Vaccine For Students; Biden On Economic Plans: "We're Going To Get This Done"; Biden Goes To Capitol Hill To Urge Dems To Compromise. Aired 8-9a ET
• $2.1 Trillion Option Floated as Biden Agenda Remains In Limbo; New USPS Procedures Slow Mail Delivery, Cut Post Office Hours; New Pill By Merck Cuts Risk Of COVID Hospitalization, Death By Half; Democrats Search For Way Forward With Biden Agenda In Limbo; Active Duty Military Suicides Rose By Nine Percent In 2020; Op-Ed: Anti- Vaxxers Used Fear Tactics, Distort Information To Influence Social Media; Day Cares Struggle To Keep Up With High Demand; Global Shipping Workers Warn Of "System Collapse." Aired 7-8 ET
• U.S. Surpasses Grim Milestone Of 700,000 COVID-19 Deaths; Merck: New Pill Cuts Risk of COVID Hospitalization, Death by Half; California to Require COVID-19 Vaccine for Students; New Bodycam Footage Shows What Gabby Petito Told Police About August Domestic Abuse; Police Set Up Efforts to Get Guns Off the Streets of Chicago. Aired 6-7a ET


September 25, 2021
• Pfizer Boosters Now Available For Millions In U.S. Who Qualify; Alabama Reports 100 Plus COVID-19 Deaths Per Day Over The Past Week; Derek Chauvin Will Appeal Conviction In The Death Of George Floyd; Jan. 6 Committee Issues Subpoenas To Four Trump Loyalists; Judge Orders Trump Organization To Respond To Subpoenas. Aired 8-9a ET
• Pfizer Boosters Now Available For Millions In U.S. Who Qualify; M.A. Hospitals Struggle Amid Surge Of COVID-19 Cases; Progressives, Moderates Fight As Biden Works To Keep Agenda Alive; Thousands Of Haitians Return To Mexico After Del Rio Bridge Cleared. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden: Democrats at Stalemate Amid Divisions Over Economic Agenda; Dems Plan Votes on Funding as U.S. Faces Possibility of a Shutdown; Arrest Warrant Issued for Gabby Petito's Fiance for Actions After Her Death; Germans Head to the Polls Tomorrow to Choose Merkel's Successor. Aired 6-7a ET


September 18, 2021
• Fencing, Barriers, Up At Capitol Ahead Of Right-Wing Rally Today; FDA Panel Recommends Pfizer Booster Shot For Ages 65+; U.S. Military Admits 10 Civilians Killed In Kabul Airstrike; House Aims To Pass $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill And $3.5 Trillion Spending Plan This Month. Aired 8-9a ET
• FDA Panel Recommends Pfizer Booster Shot For Ages 65+; CDC Meets Next Week To Determine Final Approval Of Booster Shots; U.S. Military Apologizes After Kabul Drone Strike Civilians; DHS Warnings Of Potential Violence Before Right Wing Rally Today; U.S. Military Admits 10 Civilians Killed In Kabul Airstrike; Petito Family Attorney Says Brian Laundrie "Is Hiding" Not Missing; SpaceX Set To Splash Down Later Today After Three Days In Orbit. Aired 7-8a ET
• Magnitude 4.4 Earthquake Rattles Los Angeles Area; Setback for White House as FDA Board Rejects Boosters for General Public, Recommends for Ages 65+ and High-Risk Only; U.S. Military Admits 10 Civilians were Killed in Kabul Airstrike; South Carolina Lawyer Accused of Plotting His Own Death Released on $20k Bail. Aired 6-7a ET


September 11, 2021
• Towers Of Light Shine In Tribute To Those Killed On 9/11; America Remembers The Lives Lost In The September 11 Attacks; Kentucky Extends State Of Emergency Due To COVID-19 Surge; New Podcast Reveals Never Before Heard 911 Calls; 911 Dispatcher Reflects On Desperate Calls On September 11th; A Brother's Tribute Honoring A Fallen Firefighter Step By Step. Aired 7-8a ET
• Towers of Light Shine Tribute to Those Killed on 9/11; President Biden Calls for Unity as U.S. Remembers 9/11 Attacks; New CNN Polling Shows Biden's Approval Rating At 52 Percent; Ticket Agent Who Checked in Terrorists Reflects on 9/11. Aired 6-7a ET


September 04, 2021
• Cities From Gulf To Northeast Reeling From Storm's Destruction; Osaka Eyes Another "Break" After Shocking U.S. Open Upset; Interview With Mayor Ben Zahn (R), Kenner, LA; Texas Medical Association: Abortion Law "Criminalizes" Practice Of Medicine. Aired 8-9a ET
• At Least 50 Dead From Flash Flooding In Northeast; Louisiana Resident Face Power Outagesm Fuel Shortages, Heat; President Biden Speaks Out About New Texas Abortion Law; Democrats Divided Over $3.5T Infrastructure Bill; Former Afghan Translator And Wife Start New Life In U.S.; Former Translator Still In Kabul: Don't Leave Us Behind; Jobs Growth Slows As Delta Variant Drags Down Recovery; FAA Investigating After Branson's Spaceflight Veered Off Course. Aired 7-8a ET
• Cities From Gulf Coast to Northeast Reeling From Hurricane Ida's Destruction; Louisiana Residents Face Power Outages, Fuel Shortages, Heat; Biden Orders Review, Potential Release of 9/11 Classified Documents; Former Prosecutor Indicted Over Ahmaud Arbery's Case. Aired 6-7a ET


August 28, 2021
• Hurricane Ida Whips Cuba, Spins Towards U.S. Gulf Coast; U.S. Conducts Airstrike Against ISIS-K Planner; Alabama Hospitals Overwhelmed By COVID Patients; Voting Rights Legacy; Coronavirus Pandemic. Aired 8-9a ET
• Hurricane Ida Whips Cuba, Spins Towards U.S. Gulf Coast; U.S. Conducts Airstrike Against ISIS-K Planner; Georgia School District Return To Remote Learning Amid Surge; CNN's Clarissa Ward Talks With A Commander Of ISIS-K, Terror Group That Says Its Behind Deadly Kabul Attack; Officials Warn Of Possible Threats To The U.S. After Kabul Attack; Republican-led Texas House Passes New Voting Restrictions. Aired 7-8a ET
• Hurricane Ida Whips Cuba, Spins Towards U.S. Gulf Coast; U.S. Conducts Airstrike Against ISIS-K Planner; U.S. Racing to Evacuate Americans and Afghan Allies by Tuesday; Biden: Afghanistan Evacuation is "Dangerous" but "Worthy" Mission; Florida Judge Rules Against Governor DeSantis' Ban on Mask Mandates; U.K. Study Finds Delta Variant Doubles COVID Hospitalization Risk. Aired 6-7a ET


August 21, 2021
• Five-Million-Plus Under Hurricane Warnings As Northeast Braces For Henri; Diplomatic Cable Warned Of Potential Afghan Catastrophe; Afghan Citizens Desperate To Leave Afghanistan; UVA Disenrolls 238 Students For Failure To Comply With Vaccine Mandate; ICUs Over 90 Percent Full In Five States, Including Florida And Texas; Bruce Springsteen, Jennifer Hudson, Kane Brown On Stage Tonight. Aired 8-9a ET
• Afghans Desperate To Leave Afghanistan; Fight Over Mask Mandates Continues In Several States As Cases Surge; Former Aide To Ghani Describes Final Days Before Ouster; U.S. Scrambles To Evacuate Americans Amid Afghan Allies; Northeast U.S. To See Storm Surges, Heavy Rains Due To Henri; Controversial Review Of Fulton County, GA Elections Advances. Aired 7-8a ET
• Five-Million-Plus Under Hurricane Warnings As Northeast Braces For Henri; Source: 14,000 People Now At Kabul Airport; Some Biden Statements Contradicted By Facts On The Ground In Afghanistan; Full FDA Approval Of The Pfizer Vaccine As Early As Monday; ICU Care Units Over 90 Percent Full In Five States, Including Florida And Texas; Fear Over Fate Of Women And Girls Grow After Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan. Aired 6-7a ET


August 14, 2021
• U.S. Now Leading The World With Highest Rate Of New COVID Infections; Moderate Dems Threaten To Derail Pelosi Strategy For $3.5T Budget Plan; Taliban Controls Half Of Afghanistan's Provincial Capitals. Aired 8-9aET
• Southern States Driving Surge Of New Cases, Hospitalizations; Taliban Take Over Former U.S. Bases As They Advance; Kentucky Superintendent Allegedly Threatened Over Mask Mandate; Five States Have Fewer Than 10 Percent Of ICU Beds Available; Florida Reports Record High New COVID Cases This Week; Census Data Reveals An Older, More Diverse U.S. Population. Aired 7-8a ET
• Taliban Control Half of Afghan Provincial Capitals; Eight States now Make up Half of U.S. COVID-19 Hospitalizations; CDC Endorses Third COVID-19 Dose for Some People with Compromised Immune Systems; DHS: Online Calls for Violence Similar to Before Jan. 6 Riot; CNN Gets Access to a Former U.S. Military Base in Afghanistan Seized by the Taliban; Aired 6-7a ET


August 07, 2021
• U.S. Tops 100,000 Daily Cases For The First Time Since February; School Year Off to a Shaky Start with COVID Outbreaks and Heated Mask Debate; Cuomo Attacks Report Accusing Him Of Sexual Harassment. Aired 8-9a ET
• COVID-19 Infection Surge As U.S. Fights Over Masks And Vaccines; Florida Lead U.S. In Most New Cases In A Week, Reporting 134K-plus. ICU Spare Runs Low In Lower-Vaccinated States; Trump Loyalist Pushed Election Lies At Top Levels Of DOJ; United States Health Officials Push COVID-19 Vaccination For Pregnant Women; California's Dixie Fire Now Third Largest In State History; Seafood Industry Struggling To Find Workers As Demand Rises. Aired 7-8a ET
• COVID-19 Infections Surge as U.S. Fights Over Masks and Vaccines as Cases Soar and ICU Beds Begin Running Low; FDA Targets Early September for Booster Shot Plan; Senate Returns for Key Vote on $1.2 Trillion Infrastructure Deal; Americans Urged to Leave Afghanistan Amid Taliban Advances. Aired 6-7a ET


July 31, 2021
• Health Experts: Breakthrough Infections May Be Contagious, But Spread Mostly Drive By Unvaccinated; Internal CDC Document Sounds Alarm On Deadly Delta Variant; Lollapalooza Underway With Big Crowds Amid Delta Variant Surge; Senate Working On Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill. Aired 8-9a ET
• In Rare Cases, Vaccinated People May Spread Virus; CDC Recommends Vaccinated People Wear Masks Indoors In Certain Areas; Federal Eviction Moratorium Due Expire At Midnight Tonight; First Group Of Evacuated Afghan Interpreters Arrives In U.S.; Afghans Who Risked Their Lives To Help American Troops Now Face Threats From The Taliban; Home Sales Drop In June As Prices Continue To Rise; Flight Attendants Get Defense Training TO Fend Off Violent Passengers. Aired 7-8a ET


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