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November 07, 2021
• U.S. Condemns Assassination Attempt On Iraqi Prime Minister; Winsome Sears First Woman Of Color Elected To Statewide VA Office; Hiring Wars Heat Up Ahead of The Holidays. Aired 6-7a ET


October 31, 2021
• Final Day Of G20; Biden To Meet Turkish President At G20; Dems Bullish On Biden Agenda; Virginia Governor's Race; Baldwin Calls Fatal Incident "One In A Trillion" Event; United States Air Force Over 96 Percent Vaccinated; Facebook Rebrand. Aired 5-6a ET
• World Leaders Meet For Final Day Of G20 Summit; McAuliffe, Youngkin Make Last Pitches As Election Day Nears; House Dems Eye Tuesday For Infrastructure & Spending Bills Votes; Schools Face Shortages Amid Delayed Or Canceled Food Deliveries; Braves One Win Away From World Series Crown. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump Goes Along With Controversial Tomahawk Chop At Braves Game; CNN: At Least 89 Percent Of American Adults Will Be Eligible For Boosters; American Airlines Cancels Hundreds Of Weekend Flight. Aired 6-7a ET


October 24, 2021
• Mourners Pay Tribute to Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins; Biden, Democrats Scramble to Reach Deal on Social Spending Plan; Obama Campaigns for Governor Candidates in Virginia, New Jersey; Jury Selection Begins in Murder Trial for Killing of Ahmaud Arbery. Aired 7-8a ET
• Mourners Pay Tribute To Cinematographer Halyna Hutchins; "Rust" Movie Set Shooting Investigation Still Ongoing; Authorities Examining Laundrie's Remains Other Evidence For Clues; Facebook To Rebrand As Allegations Of Wrongdoing Grow. Aired 6-7a ET


October 17, 2021
• Gang Abducts 17 American Missionaries Near Haitian Capital; Former President Clinton To Be Discharged From California Hospital; January 6 Panel This Week On Bannon Contempt Charges; McAuliffe, Youngkin Court Latino Voters In Close Governor's Race; Deal Reached To Avert Strike For 60,000 Film And TV Workers; Singer Grace Gaustad Releases Short Film, Album On Mental Health. Aired 7-8a ET
• Texas Group Persuades Vaccine Skeptics To Get First Doses; North Korea Slams Squid Game and South Korean Culture; Red Sox Hit Two Grand Slams To Even Series With Astros. Aired 6-7a ET


October 10, 2021
• Trump Slams Mitch McConnell During Rally In Iowa; New Study: Children As Likely As Adults To Contract COVID; Plane Evacuated At New York's LaGuardia Airport; Evaluating The Role Of Social Media In Our Lives; William Shatner Set To Travel To Edge Of Space Aboard Blue Origin; "Diana" Premieres Tonight. Aired 7-8a ET
• President Biden Calls For More Vaccine Mandate; Significant Severe Weather Forecast In Oklahoma And Texas Today; Taiwan's President Says The Island Won't Be Forced To Bow To China. Aired 6-7a ET


October 03, 2021
• U.S. Surpasses 700,000 COVID Deaths Since Start Of Pandemic; Sinema Slams House Over Infrastructure Delay; Speaker Pelosi Sets October 31 Deadline For Infrastructure Vote; Thousands March In Washington In Defense Of Reproductive Rights; Supreme Court Justices Take On Critics In Rare Public Comments; Supreme Court Justices Take On Critics In Rare Public Comments; Tennessee School District Looks At Banning Some History Books. Aired 7-8a ET
• Federal Workers Must Receive Their Last Vaccine Dose By November 8; Merck: New Pill Cuts Risk Of COVID Hospitalization And Death By Half; U.S. Surpasses 700,000 COVID Deaths Since Start Of Pandemic; Thousands March In Washington In Defense Of Reproductive Rights; Speaker Pelosi Sets October 31 Deadline For Infrastructure Vote; Select Committee Subpoenas Organizers Of The 1/6 Rally; Trump Asks Federal Judge To Restore His Twitter Account. Aired 6-7a ET


September 26, 2021
• At Least Three Dead, Several Injured In Montana Train Derailment; COVID Deaths Remain High Among Unvaccinated As New Cases Decline; Biden's Sweeping Agenda Faces Make-Or-Break Week Ahead; Negotiations On Police Reform Bill Stall In Senate; Germans Vote In Tight Election Race For New Chancellor; Homeowner Face Deadline To Request Mortgage Relief Extension. Aired 7-8a ET
• At Least Three Dead, Several Injured In Montana Train Derailment; NTSB Team Headed To Scene Of Deadly Train Derailment In Montana; Biden's Sweeping Agenda Faces Make-Or-Break Week Ahead; Gallup Poll: Biden Approval Rating At New Low Of 43 Percent; U.S. COVID-19 Cases, Vaccinations Slowing Down Ahead Of Winter; Judge Temporarily Blocks NYC Vaccine Mandate For School Workers; Booster Shots Now Available For The Elderly, People At High-Risk; New York Braces For Health Care Staffing Shortage As COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Looms; NYPD Urges Shots After Eight Unvaccinated Officers Hospitalized. Aired 6-7a ET


September 19, 2021
• FDA Panel Recommends Pfizer Boosters For People 65+; 14,000- Plus Migrants Living Under Bridge Awaiting Processing; Sources: CIA Warned Civilians Were Present Seconds Before U.S. Drone Strike Killed 10; Biden To Address World Leaders This Week Amid Major Challenges; Fourteen-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Pays It Forward. Aired 7-8a ET
• FDA Panel Backs Boosters For 65 And Older And Those At High Risk; Unvaccinated COVID Patients Overwhelming Hospitals; Police Searching Florida Nature Reserve For Gabby Petito's Fiance; Search Underway For Gabby Petito And Fiance Brian Laundrie. Aired 6-7a ET


September 12, 2021
• FBI Releases Declassified Document On 9/11 Investigation; Children Reflect On The Legacy Of Loved Ones Lost On 9/11; Biden Honors 9/11 Victims, Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal; Unvaccinated COVID-19 Patients Overwhelming U.S. Hospitals; Former President Bush Compares Domestic Extremists To Violent Extremists Abroad; Congress Returns From Recess With Major Deadlines Looming; Push To Recall Newsom Enters Final Stretch. Aired 7-8a ET
• FBI Releases Declassified Document On 9/11 Investigation; U.S. Marks 20 Years Since 9/11 Attacks With Tributes And Tears; Vice President Harris and Former President Bush Lead Services At Pennsylvania Memorial; Biden Honors 9/11 Victims, Defends Afghanistan Withdrawal; Former President Bush Alludes To Capitol Rioters When Condemning Violent Extremists At 9/11 Memorial; Twenty-six States Have Fully Vaccinated At Least Half Of All Residents; More Schools Shift To Remote Learning After Surge In Cases; Biden Implements Vaccine Mandates To Blunt COVID Surge. Aired 6-7a ET


September 05, 2021
• Biden To Travel To New York & New Jersey To Survey Storm Damage; Louisiana Residents Waiting Hours In Line To Get Gas; Manchin's "Pause" For $3.5T Bill May Imperil Biden's Key Plans; The Final Flight Of America's Longest War; "Front Row To History: The 9/11 Classroom" Airs Ahead Of 9/11 Anniversary; The Connection Between Climate Change And Severe Weather. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden To Travel To New York And New Jersey To Survey Storm Damage; More Than 700,000 Customers Still Without Power A Week After The Storm; COVID-19 Hospitalizations Nearly Tripled In July, Doubled Again In August; COVID-19 Cases Among Children Soar As Schools Reopen; Top General Praises Troops In Person For Evacuation Mission; Dems Campaign For CA Governor Newsom Ahead Of Recall Election. Aired 6-7a ET


August 29, 2021
• Ida Intensifies Into Dangerous Category 4 Hurricane; U.S. Embassy: "Specific, Credible Threat" At Kabul Airport; Tornado Watch Issued For Parts Of Gulf Coast As Ida Moves Closer. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Embassy Issues Security Alert At Kabul Airport Due To "Specific, Credible Threat" At Multiple Areas; Dangerous Hurricane Ida Now Category 4; Jefferson Parish Warns Of "Unsurvivable" Storm Surge; Communities Come To Grips With U.S. Service Members' Deaths In Kabul Airport Attack; U.S. Evacuation From Afghanistan Now In Final Phase; Female Activists Stay In Afghanistan To Fight For Rights; Mississippi Nurses Battle Burnout. Aired 5-6a ET
• Nurses In Mississippi Battle Burnout, Staffing Shortages; Ida Intensifies Into Dangerous Category 4 Hurricane; U.S. Embassy: "Specific, Credible Threat" At Kabul Airport; Ida Strengthens Into A Category 4 Hurricane, Closes In On Louisiana; Thousands Evacuate As Hurricane Ida Barrels Toward Louisiana; Several Parishes Issue Mandatory Evacuation Orders Ahead Of Ida; U.S. Warns Of Possible New Attack In Kabul; Remembering U.S. Service Members Killed In Kabul Bombing; Biden: Another Attack On Kabul Airport Likely In 24-36 Hours. Aired 6-7a ET


August 22, 2021
• Biden To Address Afghanistan And Tropical Storm Today; Henri Expected To Bring Flooding, Power Outages To Northeast; Source: Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer Vaccine "As Early As Monday"; Four Georgia Mayors Take On Kemp's No Virus Mandates Order; Israel Lowers Age For Booster Shots As COVID Cases Surge; More Than 50 Million Under Threat As Henri Closes In On Northeast. Aired 7-8a ET
• More Than 50 Million Under Threat As Hurricane Henri Closes In On Northeast; Biden Approves Emergency Declaration For Rhode Island Ahead Of Henri; Rev. Jesse Jackson And Wife Hospitalized With COVID- 19; Full FDA Approval Of Pfizer Vaccine "As Early As Monday"; Five South Florida Police Officers Died From COVID-19 This Week; Afghans Who Escaped Face New, Uncertain Futures. Aired 6-7a ET
• Hurricane Aims For Northeast U.S., 40-Million-Plus Under Threat; Miami To Begin School With Mask Mandate In Place; New York Governor To Declare State Of Emergency For Henri-Impacted Areas; U.S. Embassy Tells Americans, Stay Away From Airport; "We Love New York" Concert Canceled Due To Weather. Aired 5-6a ET


August 15, 2021
• Taliban at Gates of Kabul As U.S. Embassy Staff Evacuates; U.S. Completely Pulling Out of Embassy in Kabul Over the Next 72 Hours; Biden Says He Won't Pass Afghanistan War Onto Next President; U.S. Completely Pulling Out of Embassy in Kabul Over the Next 72 Hours; At Least 304 Dead After 7.2-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Haiti. Aired 7- 8a ET
• U.S. Completely Pulling Out Of Embassy In Kabul Over The Next 72 Hours; Taliban At Gates Of Kabul As U.S. Embassy Staff Evacuates; At Least 304 Dead After 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Haiti. Aired 6-7a ET


August 08, 2021
• COVID Cases Surge as Students Return to Class Across U.S.; Aide Who Says Governor Cuomo Groped Her Files Criminal Complaint; $1 Trillion Bi-partisan Infrastructure Bill Advances in Senate. Aired 7- 8a ET
• Florida Breaks Pandemic Record For COVID-19 Hospitalization; Spirit Airlines Cancels 22 Percent of Flights On Saturday After Week Of Cancelations And Delays, Dixie Fire Scorches Northern California. Aired 6-7a ET


August 01, 2021
• CDC: Vaccinations Best Tool Against Delta Variant Surge; Vaccine Skepticism; Rampant Delta Variant Cause Cases To Surge; Moratorium Expires, Leaving Millions Facing Eviction; Unemployment Rate For Black And Latino Women On The Rise; Dominant Dressel Takes Home Five Gold Medals. Aired 7-8a ET
• Experts Warn Unvaccinated COVID Surge Is Only Beginning; CDC: Vaccinations Best Tool Against Delta Variant Surge; Mask Mandates Return In Cities Across The Country Amid Case Surge; Moratorium Expires, Leaving Millions Facing Eviction; Pelosi Blames Republicans After Eviction Ban Expires; Senate To Resume Work On $1 Trillion Infrastructure Bill; January 6th Committee May Issue Subpoenas By End Of August; Employers Urge Workers To Come Back To The Office. Aired 6- 7a ET


July 25, 2021
• January 6 Select Committee to Hold First Hearing Tuesday; Rep. Dan Kildee (D-MI) is Interviewed About the Select Committee and the Infrastructure Negotiations in Congress; U.S. Sees Summer Surge in COVID-19 Cases as Vaccinations Stall; Skateboarding, Surfing Make Their Olympics Debuts; Alabama City Plagued By Spike in Shootings, Homicides; Virginia Food Bank Starts "Mobile Market" to Combat Food Hunger. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Sees Summer Surge In COVID-19 Cases As Vaccinations Stall; CDC: 40 Percent Of U.S. Population Fully Vaccinated; Missouri Attorney General Threatens Lawsuit To Stop St. Louis Mask Mandate; Florida, Texas, Missouri Account For 40 Percent Of New Infections; Hospitalizations In L.A. County More Than Doubled In Two Weeks; Businesses Enforce Safety Measures As COVID-19 Infections Spread; School Districts Weigh Requiring Masks For Students; January 6 Select Committee To Hold First Hearing Tuesday; McCarthy Pulls All Committee Picks After Pelosi Rejected Two; Pelosi Considers Naming GOP Representative Kinzinger To The Select Committee; Committee To Hear From Police At Scene Of Mob Attack; U.S. Captures First Gold Of Olympics In Men's Swimming. Aired 6-7a ET


July 18, 2021
• Chaos Erupts During MLB Game In D.C. After Gunshots Heard; Canada Passes U.S. In Its Percentage Of People Fully Vaccinated; COVID-Connected Challenges Top Presidential Agenda This Week; Federal Judge In Texas Blocks New DACA Applications, Says Program Is Illegal; Conservative Cable Personalities Push Misinformation On Vaccines; U.S. Intel Warns Taliban Are Advancing At "Accelerated Pace"; Spike Lee Announces Winner In Error. Aired 7-8a ET
• Chaos Erupts During Major League Baseball Game In D.C. After Gunshots Heard; Dire Warnings From Health Officials As U.S. Cases And Hospitalizations Rise, Vaccination Stall; Canada Passes U.S. In Its Percentage Of People Fully Vaccinated; LA County Begins Mask Mandate As Cases Rise; Water Park Shuts Down After Dozens Sickened In "Chemical Incident"; Deadline Looming For House GOP Leader's January 6th Committee Picks; Race To Find Survivors As Europe Reels From Disaster; Utah's Great Salt Lake Pushed To Historic Lows. Aired 6-7a ET


July 11, 2021
• U.S. Sees Four Straight Days Of 20,000 New COVID-19 Cases; Arkansas Sees Third Wave Of COVID-19 Cases As Vaccinations Stall; Soon: Richard Branson's Space Launch Begins; Charlottesville Removes Confederate Statues At Center Of Infamous "Unite The Right" Rally; Top House Democrat Pressures Biden To Support Filibuster Reform; Biden Pushes Putin To Act On Ransomware Attacks. Aired 7-8a ET
• This Morning: Richard Branson Set To Launch Into Space; COVID Cases Rise As Delta Variant Spreads; U.S. Sees Four Straight Days Of 20,000 New COVID-19 Cases; Surfside Death Toll Rises To 86, 43 People Unaccounted For; Trump's Election Lies Loom Large Over CPAC Agenda; DOJ Warns Trump Reinstatement Talk Could Fuel More Violence; Over 30 Million People Under Heat Alerts In Western U.S.; Team USA Upset By Nigeria In Olympic Exhibition. Aired 6-7a ET


July 04, 2021
• States Of Emergency In Florida As Elsa Closes In; New Ransomware Attack Impacts Hundreds Of Businesses; U.S. Falls Just Short Of President Biden's July 4 Vaccinations Goal; Standoff With Heavily Armed Men Ends With 11 Arrests; Thailand Launches "Phuket Sandbox" Tourism Program; Bucks Advance To NBA Finals For First Time Since 1974. Aired 7-8a ET
• Search And Rescue Efforts Paused Ahead Of Impending Demolition; State Of Emergency Issued For 15 Florida Counties Ahead Of Tropical Storm Elsa; Massive Cyberattack Hits Hundreds Of Businesses; U.S. Falls Just Short Of President Biden's July 4th Vaccination Goal; Experts Warn Delta Variant Makes Achieving Herd Immunity Harder; CDC Investigating Death Of Michigan Teen After Receiving Vaccine; Trump Condemns Charges Against His Company At Florida Rally; Standoff With Heavily Armed Men Ends With 11 Arrests. Aired 6-7a ET


June 27, 2021
• Death Toll In Florida Building Collapse Climbs To Five, 156 Unaccounted For; Interview With Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Of Miami- Dade County; Five Dead, 156 Still Missing After Condo Building Collapses; Interview With Mayor Daniella Levine Cava Of Miami-Dade County; Celebrity Edge Becomes First Cruise Ship To Depart From U.S. Port In 15 Months. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden Walks Back Comments On Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill; Survivor Recounts Climbing Through Rubble With Her Dog; Heavy Rainfall In Missouri Causes Major Road Closures, Evacuations. Aired 6-7a ET


June 20, 2021
• One Dead, One Injured After Truck Runs Over Crowd At Pride Parade In South Florida; This Week: President Biden To See Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill; Interview With Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI); First Sentencing Of Capitol Rioter Set For Wednesday; Biden's Domestic Agenda Stalls Amid Republican Resistance And Infighting In Democratic Party; Biden Mourns Loss Of German Shepherd Champ; Concern Grows Over Spread Of Delta Variant. Aired 7-8a ET
• One Dead, One Injured After Truck Runs Over Crowd At Pride Parade In South Florida; At Least Four Dead After Weekend Shootings In Several Cities; Tornado Rips Through Homes In Alabama And Injures Three People; Tropical Depression Claudette Continues To Dump Rain On Southeast; Record-Shattering Heat Wave Bakes Western U.S., Raising Drought And Fire Concerns; Republicans Attempting To Rewrite History Of January 6th; White House Under Pressure As Bipartisan Talks Drag On. Aired 6-7a ET


June 13, 2021
• At Least Eight Killed In Mass Shootings Across The U.S. Since Friday; Biden To Meet With NATO, E.U. Ahead Of One-On-One With Putin; Chinese State Media: At Least 12 Dead, 138 Injured In Gas Explosion; Unruly Passenger An Off-Duty Delta Flight Attendant; CDC: Suicide Attempts By Teenage Girls Rose Sharply During Pandemic; Vote That Could Oust Netanyahu As PM Expected In Coming Hours. Aired 7-8a ET
• G7 Summit Wrapping Up With Talks On Open Societies, Climate Crisis; President Biden Set Ti Meet With Queen Elizabeth Today; New Book Suggest Birx Hoped Trump Would Lose Presidential Election. Aired 6a-7a ET


June 06, 2021
• Federal Judge Overturns California's Assault Weapons Ban, Calls AR-15 Rifles "Fairly Ordinary, Popular"; This Week: Biden Embarks on First International Trip as President; NAACP to Meet with Sen. Manchin to Discuss Voting Rights Bill. Aired 7-8a ET
• DOJ Says It Will No Longer Seize Reporters' Records For Leak Probes; Today's Voting Preceded By Spike In Political Killings; Golfer Pull Out After Positive Test. Aired 6-7a ET


May 30, 2021
• Miami-Dade Police: Two Dead, 20 To 25 People Hurt After "Targeted" Shooting Outside Concert Overnight; Texas Lawmakers Close To Passing Bill With New Restrictions On Voting; Millions On The Move As Mask Mandates Ease And Cases Fall; Biden Observes First Memorial Day Weekend As Commander-In-Chief; Party Leaders Might Form New Israeli Government To Oust Netanyahu; CNN Investigation Reveals Al Qaeda Still Thriving, May Be Able To Attack The West By Late Next Year; 135,000 Fans Expected For Today's Indianapolis 500. Aired 7-8a ET
• Father Walks, Bikes 100+ Miles To Honor Fallen Veterans; Actor Gavin MacLeod Dies At 90; 135,000 Fans Expected For Today's Indianapolis 500. Aired 6a-7a ET


May 23, 2021
• Rhode Island Becomes Eighth State To Reach Critical Vaccination Milestone; Experts Say COVID Booster Shots Look Increasingly Necessary; Biden To Sell Recovery Plan In Ohio Thursday Ahead Of White House Budget Proposal Friday; NJ State Police Investigating Reports Of A Shooting With "Multiple Victims"; Israel Reopens Temple Mount/Noble Sanctuary To Non-Muslims; U.N. Allocates $22.5 Million In Humanitarian Relief For Gaza. Aired 7-8a ET
• White House Reduces Size Of Infrastructure Proposal To $1.7 Trillion In A Counteroffer To GOP Lawmakers; George Floyd's Family To Visit White House Tuesday; Senate Could Vote This Week On January 6th Insurrection Commission; Rep. Greene Compares House Mask Mandate To Holocaust; Three Killed, Five Injured In Shooting At Youngstown, Ohio Bar; India Surpasses 26 Million COVID-19 Cases, 299,000 Deaths; Two Doses Of Pfizer Or AstraZeneca Vaccine "Highly Effective" Against India Variant; Biden Administration Touts "Quiet" Diplomacy For Helping Stop Gaza Conflict. Aired 6-7a ET


May 16, 2021
• New CDC Mask Guidance Brings Mix Of Relief And Questions; U.N. Security Council Set To Meet Today Over Escalating Violence; Tiger Spotted In Houston, Texas, Now In Hands Of Authorities; House To Vote On Legislation Creating Jan. 6 Commission This Week; Former Gaetz Associate, Joel Greenberg, Expected To Plead Guilty Monday. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.N. Security Council Set To Meet Today Over Escalating Violence; Israeli Warplanes Strike Building Housing News Media; Biden Faces Pressure To Broker Peace As Violence Escalates; At Least 174 Dead In Israeli Airstrikes; Major U.S. Businesses Loosen Mask Restrictions For Fully Vaccinated; New CDC Mask Guidance Brings Mix Of Relief And Questions; House To Vote On Legislation Creating Jan 6 Commission This Week. Aired 6-7a ET


May 09, 2021
• Two Women, Four-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Times Square Shooting; Out-Of-Control Chinese Rocket Crashes Back Down To Earth; CDC: Seven- Day Average Of Vaccine Doses Administered Fell To Fewer Than Two Million Daily; House GOP Expected To Oust Rep. Cheney From Leadership This Week; This Week: Biden Meets With Lawmakers After Dismal Jobs Report; Fifty Killed, 100-Plus Wounded In Explosion Near Kabul Girls' School; More Than One Trillion Cicadas Expected To Emerge Soon. Aired 7-8a ET
• Out-Of-Control Chinese Rocket Crashes Back Down To Earth; Two Women And Four-Year-Old Girl Hurt In Times Square Shooting; Cyberattack Forces Temporary Shutdown Of Major U.S. Fuel Pipeline; CDC: More Than 112 Million Americans Now Fully Vaccinated; Biden Meets With Republicans As House GOP Votes On Representative Liz Cheney; Biden Urges Passage Of Economic Proposals In Wake Of Jobs Report. Aired 6-7a ET


May 02, 2021
• Activists Fight Back Against "Anti-Riot" Law In Florida; This Week: Biden Hits The Road To Sell $4 Trillion Economic Plan; Four SpaceX Astronauts Return From Record-Breaking Mission; Sen. Romney Booed At Utah Republican Party Convention; Number Of Children In CBP Custody Drops 84 Percent From Peak In March; More Than 100 Million Fully Vaccinated Americans Are Helping The U.S. Reopen. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Reaches Biden's 200M Vaccine Goal, But More Work Still Ahead; Hundreds Of NYC Workers Protest Mayor's Planned Monday Office Return; Crowds, Stars Turn Out For 147th Kentucky Derby. Aired 6-7a ET


April 25, 2021
• Biden To Deliver First Joint Address To Congress Wednesday; At Least 82 Killed In Massive Baghdad Hospital Fire; Experts: U.S. At "Tipping Point" As Vaccine Enthusiasm Dwindles; Trial For Officer In Botched Breonna Taylor Raid Postponed Until 2022; New COVID-19 Cases Skyrocketing In India; Oscars Team Hoping To Beat Pandemic-Era Slump For 2021 Award Shows. Aired 7-8a ET
• Biden To Deliver First Joint Address To Congress Wednesday; Senator Tim Scott To Deliver GOP Response To Biden Address; Rep. Ocasio-Cortez: Biden Has Exceeded Progressives' Expectations; At Least 82 Killed After Oxygen Tanks Explode At Iraq Hospital; U.S. At "Tipping Point" As Vaccine Enthusiasm Dwindles; Los Angeles Dodgers Open Fully Vaccinated Fan Section; CDC: More Than 225 Million Vaccine Doses Administered In The U.S.; Economy Improves As Airlines Rebound; Home Sales Surge. Aired 6-7a ET


April 18, 2021
• Three Killed, Two Injured In Shooting At Wisconsin Tavern; CDC: More Than 82 Million People Fully Vaccinated Against COVID-19; Rep. Greene Scraps Planned Launch Of "America First" Caucus; Canada Braces For Third Wave As Cases, Hospitalizations Skyrocket; India Reports More Than 200,000 New Cases For Fourth Day In A Row; Sights And Sounds From Prince Philip's Funeral. Aired 7-8a ET
• Religious Leaders Worry About Migrant Children Living In Shelters With Little To No Freedom; Navalny Team: He's Dying In Prison, It's A Matter Of Days; Sights And Sounds From Prince Philip's Funeral. Aired 6-7a ET


April 11, 2021
• U.S. Administers Record 4.6 Million Vaccine Doses In One Day; 160 FEMA Vaccinators Headed To Michigan Amid Surge In Cases; Second Week Of Testimony Focuses On Floyd's Cause Of Death; Biden Announces $100B Plan To Expand Broadband Access; Tomorrow: Biden Meets With Bipartisan Lawmakers On Infrastructure; Prince Philip's Funeral To Be Held Next Saturday; Vaccine Hesitancy Remains High Among Some Americans. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Administers Record 4.6 Million Vaccine Doses In One Day; One Hundred Sixty FEMA Vaccinators Headed To Michigan Amid Surge In Cases; Biden Administration Says All Adults Will Be Eligible For Vaccine By April 19; CNN Analysis: Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Distribution Will Slow Down 84 Percent Next Week; Tomorrow: Biden Meets With Partisan Lawmakers On Infrastructure; Prince Philip's Funeral To Be Held Next Saturday. Aired 6-7a ET


April 04, 2021
• CDC: Fully Vaccinated People May Gather Unmasked Indoors For Easter; This Week: Biden Launches Push On $2.2. Trillion American Jobs Plan; U.S. And Remaining Members Of Iran Nuclear Deal To Meet In Vienna; Georgia Governor Kemp Blames Cancel Culture, Partisan Activists For MLB Fallout; Transgender Rights In Spotlight As More States Pass Anti-Trans Laws; Border Communities Face Challenges As Number Of Adult Migrants Surge; NASA's Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Set For Its First Mars Flight. Aired 7-8a ET
• CDC: At Least 104 Million Americans Have Received First Dose Of Vaccine; Health Experts Warn U.S. May Be On The Cusp Of Another COVID- 19 Surge; Biden Launches Push On $2.2 Trillion American Jobs Plan; Officer Injured In Capitol Attack Released From The Hospital; George Floyd's Sister Joins Call For Police Reform; Testimony Resumes Tomorrow After A Week Of Compelling Witnesses In Derek Chauvin Trial; Vatican Celebrates Easter Under COVID Restrictions; Hunter Biden Opens Up About Addiction, Ukraine Company Board Seat. Aired 6-7a ET


March 28, 2021
• Police Identify Two People Killed In Multiple Shootings In Virginia; CDC: 50-Million-Plus In U.S. Fully Vaccinated, 140-Million- Plus Doses Administered; Rescues Underway In Tennessee Due To Flash Flooding; Opening Statements Expected Monday In Derek Chauvin Trial; More Than 40 States Considering Laws To Restrict Voting; DHS Dissolves Independent Advisory Council, Ousting Board That Included Trump-Era Officials; Reports: Myanmar Security Forces Kill At Least 114 Civilians Saturday; Massive Cargo Ship Blocking Suez Canal Could Take Weeks To Free. Aired 7-8a ET
• Police Identify Two People Killed In Multiple Shootings In Virginia; Virginia Beach Police Say Officer Who Shot A Man To Death Did Not Activate His Body Cam; Health Officials Warn Of Avoidable Surge As Variant Cases Rise; CDC: U.S. Averaging Nearly 2.7 Million Daily Shots; Companies Begin Testing Coronavirus Vaccines on Children; Rutgers University To Required COVID Vaccine For Students This Fall; Six States Open Vaccinations To General Public Tomorrow. Aired 6-7a ET


March 21, 2021
• Calls For Hate Crime Charges After Atlanta-Area Spa Shootings; More Than 5,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Children In Custody; Miami Beach Declares State Of Emergency Over Spring Break Crowds; Some European Nations Resume AstraZeneca Vaccinations; Stimulus Money A Lifeline For Millions Of Americans; Vaccine Misinformation: The Next "Big Lie"?; LeBron James Out Indefinitely With High Ankle Sprain. Aired 7-8a ET
• Miami Beach Declares State Of Emergency Over Spring Break Crowds; U.S. Air Travel Continues To Set Pandemic Records; First Case Of Brazilian Variant Discovered In New York; Pentagon Works To Combat Vaccine Hesitancy In The Military; Asian-American Communities On Edge After Deadly Shootings; CNN Projects: Letlow Wins Louisiana Fifth Congressional District Seat; More Than 5,000 Unaccompanied Migrant Children In Custody; Award Winning Photographer: Zero Access At Border Is Unprecedented. Aired 6-7a ET


March 14, 2021
• Migrant Numbers Surge, With 3,700-Plus Unaccompanied Children In U.S. Border Patrol Custody; House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy To Visit Border On Monday; CDC: One In Five Americans Has Received At Least One Vaccine Dose; Biden Turns Focus To Touting And Implementing $1.9 Trillion Relief Package; New Wave Of Lockdowns For Italy As Virus Spreads; Small Change In CDC Data Tracking Causes Bump In Daily Vaccinations; How Broadway Looks To Stage A Comeback After COVID-19. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Sees Boost In Shots And Stimulus In Race To Recover From COVID; Officials Warn Of Ongoing COVID Threat As Spring Break Kicks Off; Experts Warn Vaccine Hesitancy May Delay Herd Immunity; Senate To Vote On Secretary Of Interior Nominee Deb Haaland; Parents Sue Over Remote Learning, Demand Return To Classroom; Pandemic Takes A Toll On The Mental Health Of Americans; U.K. Minister: Policing At Vigil "Very Upsetting"; Radical Disparities Persist In Vaccine Access Across U.S. Aired 6-7a ET


March 07, 2021
• Senate Passes COVID Relief Bill, Legislation Heads Back To House; WSJ: Third Female Former Staffer Accuses New York Governor Andrew Cuomo of Inappropriate Conduct; White House Aiming For 300 Million Vaccine Doses By End Of May; Pope Expected To Celebrate Mass In Erbil, Iraq Today; Monarchy Braces For Interview With Harry And Meghan. Aired 7-8a ET
• Senate Passes COVID Relief Bill, Legislation Heads Back To House; Biden To Sign Executive Order Expanding Voting Access; Trump Sends Cease-And-Desist Letters To GOP Fundraising Entities; Third Female Former Staffer Accuses New York Governor Andrew Cuomo Of Inappropriate Conduct; U.S. Averaging Around Two Million Shots Per Day, 29 Million Americans Fully Vaccinated; Pope Expected To Celebrate Mass In Erbil, Iraq Today; Palace Braces For Harry And Meghan's Interview With Oprah. Aired 6-7a ET


February 28, 2021
• Today: Trump Takes CPAC Stage For First Speech As A Former President. FDA Authorizes Johnson & Johnson Vaccine For Emergency Use; NYT: Gov. Cuomo Accused Of Sexual Harassment By A Second Former Aide; California Governor Newsom Facing Real Chance Of Recall Vote; Senate To Take Up $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Package; Sen. Murkowski To Meet With OMB Nominee Neera Tanden On Monday; At Least Seven Killed In Deadliest Day Since Myanmar Coup. Aired 7-8a ET
• FDA Authorizes Johnson & Johnson Vaccine For Emergency Use; More Than 23 Million Americans Have Been Fully Vaccinated; Some States Ease Measures As More Vaccines Become Available; Senate To Take Up $1.9 Trillion COVID-19 Relief Package; Governor Andrew Cuomo Accused Of Sexual Harassment By A Second Former Aide; Nebraska Senator Blasts Party For "Weird Worship Of One Dude"; Former President Trump Takes Stage At CPAC With Headlining Speech. Aired 6-7a ET


February 21, 2021
• Texas Officials: Water Situation Improving, But Problems Linger; United Flight Suffers Engine Failure After Takeoff From Denver; Critical Week In Congress: A.G. Confirmation Hearing, Rescue Bill Vote; U.S. Hospitalizations Dip To Lowest Level Since November; Now More Than 61 Million Vaccine Doses Administered In U.S.; Study: People Of Color Underrepresented In U.S. Vaccine Trials; Attacks Against Asian Americans Spark Calls For Change. Aired 7-8a ET
• United Flight Suffers Engine Failure After Takeoff From Denver; Fourteen-Million-Plus Experiencing Water Disruptions In Texas; Confirmation Hearings For Merrick Garland Begin Tomorrow; House Democrats Unveil $1.9 Trillion Relief Bill Expected To Come Up For Full Vote This Week; Biden Approves Major Disaster Declaration For Texas; Now More Than 61 Million Vaccine Doses Administered In U.S.; Source: Trump To Speak At CPAC Next Sunday. Aired 6-7a ET


February 14, 2021
• Trump Acquitted In Historic Second Impeachment Trial; McConnell Makes Case For Convicting Trump After Voting To Acquit; U.S. Now Averaging Under 100,000 New Daily COVID-19 Cases; How QAnon Ruins Families; France Halts "Sweetheart Visa" For Unmarried Couples; Groceries Packed Ahead Of Storm. Aired 5-6a ET
• Senate Votes Trump Not Guilty Of Inciting Deadly Capitol Riots; McConnell Votes "Not Guilty," Then Blames Trump For Riots; Biden Team Looks To Move Forward With Agenda In Wake Of Trial; WHO Wuhan Mission Head Reveals New Details Of COVID Origins; Trump Faces Long List Of Post-Impeachment Legal Problems; Winter Storms From Coast To Coast, Impacting 170 Million People. Aired 7-8a ET
• Senate Votes Trump Not Guilty Of Inciting Deadly Capitol Riots; Trump Faces List Of Legal Problems Despite Senate Acquittal; Senate Acquits Donald Trump, 57 Vote Guilty, 43 Not Guilty; McConnell Votes "Not Guilty," Then Blames Trump For Riots; Biden Team Looks To Move Forward With Agenda In Wake Of Trial; Louisiana GOP Censures Senator Cassidy Following Vote To Convict Trump. Aired 6-7a ET


February 07, 2021
• Trump Faces Dem-Controlled Senate In Unprecedented Second Trial; Dr. Fauci: Super Bowl Parties Are A "Perfect Setup" For "Mini Super Spreader" Event; The U.S. Added Another 100,000 Coronavirus Cases And 2,600 Deaths Just Yesterday; Wyoming Republican Party Votes To Censure Representative Liz Cheney; Iran's Supreme Leader: U.S. Must End Sanctions Before Iran Will Return To Nuclear Deal; Arctic Chill Blasts Midwest, 30-Million-Plus Under Wind Chill Alerts; Two Nurses From Buffalo Nominated By Co-Workers To Attend Super Bowl LV. Aired 7- 8a ET
• New Video Of Capitol Rioter In Aftermath Of Attack; Trump Faces Dem-Controlled Senate In Unprecedented Second Trial; Wyoming Republican Party Votes To Censure Representative Liz Cheney; Dr. Anthony Fauci Says Super Bowl Parties Could Become Super Spreader Events; Black Americans Received Disproportionate Share Of Vaccinations In All 23 States Reporting Racial Data; Emotional President Speaks Of Son's Addiction, Recovery; Countdown To Super Bowl LV. Aired 6-7a ET


January 31, 2021
• Trump's Impeachment Defense Attorneys Quit Days Before Trial; Biden Administration Makes Case For COVID-19 Relief To Americans; Hospitalizations Below 100,000 For The First Time In Nearly Two Months; Protests In Support Of Jailed Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Sweep Across Russia; Teacher Unions Flex Their Power In COVID School Reopening Chaos; Around 110 Million People Under Winter Weather Alert Across U.S. Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump's Impeachment Defense Attorneys Quit Days Before Trial; McCarthy Cancels Tuesday House GOP Leadership Meeting; Greene Boasts Of Call With Trump; U.S. Surpasses 26 Million Coronavirus Cases; COVID-19 Hospitalizations Fall Below 100,000 In The U.S.; CDC: U.S. Has Administered More Than 29 Million Doses Of Vaccine; Biden Administration Makes Case For COVID-19 Relief To Americans. Aired 6-7p ET


January 24, 2021
• Impeachment Article To Be Delivered To Senate Tomorrow; CDC Reviewing Data Suggesting U.K. COVID-19 Variant May Be More Deadly; Biden Team Meeting With Senators Today To Discuss Economic Relief; Broadcasting Legend Larry King Dies At Age 87. Aired 7-8a ET
• Impeachment Article To Be Delivered To Senate Tomorrow; Biden Team To Meet With Senators On New COVID Relief Bill; Vice President Harris Visible During Biden's First Days In Office; Biden Administration Urges Patience Amid Frustration Over Vaccine Shortages; Twenty Million Doses Of Vaccine Administered, Only Half Of Supply; U.S. Sees Lowest Number Of Hospitalizations In More Than A Month; Washington Monument Closed "Until Further Notice"; Broadcasting Legend Larry King Dies At Age 87. Aired 6-7a ET


January 17, 2021
• Security Very High at U.S. Capitol Days from Biden Inauguration; Far Right Extremist Groups "Most Persistent and Lethal Threat"; Acting Secretary of Defense Orders NSA Chief to Install Trump Loyalist as Agency's General Counsel; States Look for More COVID-19 Vaccine Doses as Death Toll Nears 400,000; Trump Attempts to Thwart Biden Foreign Policy Agenda in Final Days; Biden to Sign Executive Orders on First Day; Trump Leaving Office with Lowest Job Approval Ever; Alexei Navalny Returning to Russia. Aired 5-6a ET
• U.S. Capitol A Fortress And D.C. On Lockdown As Threats Loom; Interview With Rep. Seth Moulton (D-MA); U.S. Recorded 198,218 New Cases And 3,286 Deaths Saturday; Opposition Leader Who Survived Poisoning Heading Back To Russia; Biden Plans Flurry Of Executive Orders On First Day In Office. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Capitol A Fortress And D.C. On Lockdown As Threats Grow; Biden Plans Flurry Of Executive Orders On First Day In Office; Trump Huddles With Advisers In Private While Pence Makes Flurry Of Public Appearances; Trump Leaving Office With Lowest Job Approval Ever; U.S. Close To Surpassing 400,000 Deaths Due To COVID-19; Michigan Identifies Its First Case Of U.K. COVID-19 Variant. Aired 6-7a ET


January 10, 2021
• Source: VP Pence Not Ruling Out 25th Amendment Option; House Democrats Plan To Introduce Impeachment Resolution Monday; More Than Two Million New Cases, 24K Deaths Already This Year; Republicans Split On Future With Trump; New Arrests In Connection With Deadly Capitol Riot; Chicago-Area Police Kill Suspect In Deadly Shooting Spree; Vulnerable Seniors Frustrated With Florida's Vaccine Rollout. Aired 7- 8a ET
• House Democrats Plan To Introduce Impeachment Resolution Monday; Vice President Pence Not Ruling Out 25th Amendment Option; Pence To Attend Biden's Inauguration; Trump Considering Giuliani And Dershowitz For Impeachment Defense; FDNY Shares Info With FBI On Allegations Members Were Present At Capitol Riot; Investigators Locate Crash Site, Black Boxes In Deadly Indonesia Plane Crash; Vaccine Roll Out Slowed By Hesitant Health Care Workers; Israel Enters New Lockdown As COVID-19 Cases Surge. Aired 6-7p ET
• U.S. Vice President Not Ruling Out 25th Amendment To Remove Trump; Impeachment Articles Could Be Introduced As Soon As Monday; Multiple Republicans Considering Supporting Impeachment; Biden To Release Nearly All Available COVID-19 Vaccine Doses; Indonesian Navy Locates Human Remains In Plane Wreckage; Already More than Two Million COVID-19 Cases, 24,000 Deaths In 2021; At Least 83 Arrested In Capitol Siege; 2020 Smashes Record For Billion-Dollar Weather Disasters. Aired 5-6a ET


January 03, 2021
• U.S. Tops 350K Deaths, 32 Days Of 100,000-Plus In Hospitals Due To COVID-19; Twelve Republicans In Senate To Oppose Certification Of Biden's Win; Biden Campaign Invests At Least $18 Million In Georgia Runoffs; All Eyes On Georgia Ahead Of Crucial Senate Runoffs; Protests Mark One Year Since Soleimani Killing. Aired 7-8a ET
• U.S. Tops 350,000 Deaths, 32 Days Of 100,000 In Hospitals Due To COVID-19; More Than 4.2 Million Vaccine Doses Administered So Far In The U.S.; Twelve Republicans To Oppose Certification Of Biden's Win In The Senate; GOP Senators Romney, Toomey And Murkowski Condemn Futile Plan To Vote Against Counting Electoral Votes; Pelosi Up For Reelection As Speaker; Trump Heads To Georgia; Kamala Harris To Campaign In Georgia Today For Ossoff And Warnock; Broadcasting Legend Larry King Hospitalized With COVID-19. Aired 6-7a ET


December 27, 2020
• Jobless Benefits Lapse For Millions As Trump Holds Out On Relief Bill; Investigators: Nashville Blast Likely Suicide Bombing; December Now Deadliest Month Of The Pandemic; Millions On The Brink Of Poverty As Pandemic Worsens; Several E.U. Countries Begin COVID Vaccinations; A Look Back At More Memorable Media Stories Of 2020. Aired 7-8a ET
• Jobless Benefits Lapse For Millions As Trump Holds Out On Bill; December Now Deadliest Month Of The Pandemic; Biden Urges Trump To Sign COVID Relief Bill; Three Killed, Three Injured In Illinois Bowling Alley Shooting; Investigators: Nashville Blast Likely A Suicide Bombing; Black Americans May Face Roadblocks Accessing COVID Vaccine; Black Doctor Dies Of COVID After Accusing Hospital Staff Of Racial Bias; Trump's Stimulus Resistance Puts Georgia GOP Senate Candidates In A Tough Spot. Aired 6-7a ET


December 20, 2020
• Moderna Prepares To Ship First Vaccines As Nation Sees Record Hospitalizations & Deaths; Congress Closes In On $900 Billion Relief Package; Biden Climate Team To Tackle "Existential Threat Of Our Time". Aired 7-8a ET
• Trump's Former NSA Adviser Floats Martial Law As Option To Overturn Election Results; Moderna Prepares To Ship First Vaccines As Nation Sees Record Hospitalizations And Deaths; Congress Closes In On $900 Billion Relief Package; Biden Climate Team To Tackle "Existential Threat Of Our Time."; Trump Downplays Massive Cyber Intrusion, Contradicts Secretary Of State Pompeo Who Says Russia Clearly Behind It; U.K. Imposes Lockdown Again As New COVID-19 Strain Spreads Faster. Aired 6-7a ET


December 13, 2020
• First COVID-19 Vaccines Loading Now At Pfizer Facility; First COVID-19 Vaccines Loading Now At Pfizer Facility. Aired 7-8a ET


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