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November 07, 2016

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November 04, 2016

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November 03, 2016

• New Early Voting Data Show Tight Florida Race; Chicago Cubs Break 108-Year Old Curse; UK Court: Parliament Must Approve Brexit Launch; U.S. States Release New Early Voting Numbers; CNN Poll of Polls Shows Clinton Leading Trump; Nervous Investors Push Stocks Lower on Wall Street; Randgold CEO; Both Candidates Good for Gold Price; Iraqi Forces Now Fighting Inside Mosul; Trump Promises to Bring Jobs Back to U.S.; Final U.S. Jobs Report Before Election Due Friday. Aired 5-6p ET

November 02, 2016

• Clinton Keeps Narrow Lead in Must-Win States; Market Slide Continues Amid Election Uncertainty; Fed Keeps Interest Rates Unchanged; Dershowitz: Comey Should Explain Himself or Resign; Iraqi Troops 200 Meters from Mosul; Corruption Report Piles Pressure on Zuma; Protesters Demand Zuma's Resignation in South Africa; Report: MH370 Crashed at High Speed; Enel CEO: Worrying Divisions in the U.S.; Russia Cooks up Trump Tribute at a Fast Food Restaurant; Game 7 of World Series Tonight

November 01, 2016

• Trump Gains on Clinton in New Polls; Clinton Leads CNN Electoral College Projection; Top economists Slam Trump in Open Letter; Britain Bolsters Cyber-Defenses; U.K. and U.S. Accuse Russia of Cyber-hacking; Obama Campaigns for Clinton in Ohio; Moody's Model Predicts Big Election Win for Clinton;

October 31, 2016

• Clinton Email Probe to Last Beyond Election Day; FBI Gets Warrant to Search Clinton Aide's Emails; Economic Metrics Help Predict Election Outcome; Carney Sets Date to Leave Bank of England; Fraud Charges Dropped Against Pravin Gordhan, South Africa's Finance Minister; Former Officials Criticize Email Review Announcement; Critics Slam FBI's Decision as Political Move; 42 States Request Election Cyber Help; Impact of Climate Change on Coffee Industry; Illy Collaborating with Columbia Earth Institute

October 28, 2016

• FBI Reviewing New Emails in Clinton Probe; Sources: Emails Found During Anthony Weiner Probe; Trump: Don't Let Clinton in the Oval Office; Clinton: Anything Can Happen in an Election; Plane Fire at Chicago O'Hare, Passengers Taken Off; Dow Dropped More Than 100 Points on FBI Probe; U.S. Economy Grew at Fastest Pace in Two Years; Uber Loses U.K. Employment Case; Presidential Politics Center Stage at Fantasy Fest. Aired 4-5p ET

October 27, 2016

• Florid, Nevada Now Battleground States; Clinton, Trump Hit Battleground States; Clinton, Michelle Obama: Future of Country at Stake; Latino Voters Crucial to Florida Results; Twitter: Earnings, Layoffs, Discontinues Vine; Amazon Misses Earnings and Down 6 Percent After-Hours; EU-Canada Trade Deal Back on Track; Lamy: U.S. Public Opinion is Not Anti- Trade; Getting a Makeover, Miami Style; Top Miami DJ Spins for Clinton; Log Cabin Republicans Won't Endorse Trump; Shanks: Free Trade Deals Must Be Fair; Ford Mustang: The Iconic Muscle Car. Aired 4-5p ET

October 26, 2016

• Two Earthquakes Strike Central Italy; Bloomberg Florida Poll: Trump Leads Clinton by 2 Points; 5.1 and 6.1 Earthquakes Strike Central Italy; Trump Cuts Ribbon at hotel in Washington; Presidential Campaign Impacting Trump's Brand; Branson: Trump is Very Unpredictable; Branson: Trump Talked About Destroying Five Individuals; Florida Result Could Hinge on Seniors;

October 25, 2016

• Two Weeks to Election, Candidates Fight for Florida; Down Four Points, Trump Predicts "Big" Florida Win; Clinton Has Advantage in Florida Early Voting; Mixed Opinions on Decision to Expand Heathrow; Florida Farmers Prepare for Tough Winter, Tougher Election; Apple's Annual Sales Fall for First Time Since 2001; Florida Struggle with Orange Harvest Crisis; Race for the (Miniature) White House;

October 24, 2016

• New CNN/ORC Poll: Clinton Leads Trump by 5 Points; Millennials in Florida Weigh in On Elections; Early Voting Begins in Florida; Media Mega Merger: AT&T to Take Over Time Warner; Trump, Clinton, Sanders Question Time Warner Deal; T-Mobil Cep: Deal Shows AT&T is Bleeding; AT&T-Time Warner Deal to Face Regulatory Right; Malware Targets Internet-Connected Devices; Young Floridians Make Their Voices Heard. Aired 4-5p ET

October 21, 2016

• Reports: AT&T Nearing Deal to Buy Time Warner; Cyberattack Shuts Down Several Major Websites; EU-Canada Trade Deal Falls Apart; Walloon MP: We Don't Want Companies Suing States; Duterte Backtracks: "Cannot" Sever Ties with U.S.; NY Governor Signs Controversial Airbnb Bill; Luxembourg Wants to be "Bridge to EU" for U.K. Banks; Third Wave of Cyberattack Linked to Outage; Trump and Clinton Spar at Charity Dinner. Aired 4-5p ET

October 20, 2016

• Trump and Clinton Enter Final Campaign Stretch; Trump Won't Commit to Honoring Election Results; Trump: I'll Accept Election Results "If I Win"; Theresa May Briefs EU Leaders on Brexit Plans; British Lawmakers Vote to Strip Retailer's Knighthood; Trump: Alan Sugar is a "Small Timer"; Sugar: Trump "Greatest PR Stunt" in U.S. History; Philippine President Announces "Split" with U.S.; Arnault Brings French Masterpieces Back Home. Aired 4-5p

October 19, 2016

• Clinton, Trump Prepare for Final Debate in Las Vegas; Clinton Invites Cuban, Trump Picks Malik Obama; Nigel Farage: Trump Needs "Knockout Blow"; Ivanka Trump on Father's Lewd Comments; Bank Earnings Help Dow Reach Second Day of Gains; Latest Polls Show Clinton's Lead Extending; Wynn: Candidates Must Address Spending. Aired 4-5p ET

October 18, 2016

• Obama Tells Trump "Stop Whining"; State Department, FBI Deny "Quid Pro Quo" Over Clinton Email; Obama: Trump's Claims of Rigged Election "Unprecedented"; Corporate earnings Help Rush U.S. Stocks Higher; Yahoo Beats Wall Street Earnings Estimates Since Revealing Breach. Aired 4-5p ET

October 17, 2016

• "Heavy Losses" for ISIS in Mosul Battle; CNN Reporter Caught in Crossfire in Mosul; New Polls Give Election Edge to Clinton; E*Trade Survey: Clinton Better for Stocks, Mosul Key to ISIS Money Machine; Economy; Netflix Subscriber Growth Beats Expectations in Q3; Bon Jovi: American Workers Struggling with Inequality. Aired 4-5p ET

October 14, 2016

• Trump Campaign in Crisis as New Accusers Surface; Fed Reserve Chair Hails "High Pressure" Economy; Fed Hold Back on Rate Decision; Wells Fargo Posts Profit Drop; Bank Earnings Beat Expectations; Twitter Stock Tanks as Salesforce Backs Out; EU President: Hard Brexit or No Brexit; Only 5 Percent of S&P 500 CEOs are Women; Krawcheck: Trump's Comments About Women are Disturbing; EU President: No Brexit Cake; David Miliband: Brexit Will Be Severe; Feds Believe Russia Behind Leaked Emails; U.S. Lifts Ban on Cuban Rum and Cigars. Aired 4-5p ET

October 13, 2016

• Trump Denies Accusations of Unwanted Advances; Michelle Obama Slams Donald Trump; Trump Campaign Pulls Resources from Key State; Trump Threatens to Sue the "New York Times"; Thailand Begins Year of Morning for King; Thailand Prime Minister Urges Calm After King's Death; U.S. Stocks Finish Slightly Lower, Off Session Lows; Pound Plunge Sparks Tesco-Unilever Row; Wells Fargo CEO Retires After Scandal; Congressman Meeks Goes After Stumpf on Capitol Hill; Clinton and Trump Battle for Florida Voters; Bob Dylan Wins 2016 Nobel Prize in Literature. Aired 4-5p ET

October 10, 2016

• Paul Ryan Says He Won't Defend Donald Trump; Buffett Hits Back at Trump Over Taxes; Lagarde: Respect Women and One Another; Lagarde: Everything is Better with Growth; Dow Rises as Investors Digest Bitter U.S. Debate; Samsung Stops Producing "Exploding" Phones; Hungarian Newspaper Abruptly Closes; Contact Theorists Awarded Nobel Economics Prize; Tecate "Beer Wall" Ad Combats Debate Rhetoric. Aired 4-5p ET

October 07, 2016

• Pound Flash Crash Rattles Investors; Bank of England Opens Flash Crash Investigation; Dijsselbloem: Tone Down Verbal Warfare; U.S. Accuses Russia of Political Hacks; Colombian President Wins Nobel Peace Prize; Colombian Minister: Peace Will Be Accomplished; IMF Predicts Colombian Growth at 2.2% in 2016; Colombian Finance Minister: Oil Price Good for Us; Latest Hurricane Matthew Update; U.S Jobs Report. Aired 4:10-5p

October 06, 2016

• Christine Lagarde: "We're All in This Together; Schauble "Concerned" at Rise of Populism; Carney: We Should Celebrate Globalization; U.S. East Coast Braces for Hurricane Matthew; Economic Leader Call for Inclusive Globalization; Yi Gang: We Need Inclusive Growth; Deutsche Bank Announces 1,000 more Layoffs; Twitter Plunges as Bid Rumors Falter; Brazil's Finance Minister Says Recession to End Early Next Year; Kim Yong Kim: We Want Private Money to Invest; Israel Holds Interest Rate at Record Low; Israel Economy growing Faster Than Expected; Schauble: Concerned About Rise of Demagoguery; Yi Gang: China Wants to Help Poorer Regions. Aired 4-5p ET

October 05, 2016

• British Pound Slumped to 31-Year Low Tuesday; U.S. Stocks Surge; Twitter Stock Surges Amid Sale Rumors; Experts: Sinking Gold Prices A Bad Sign for Trump; Kaine and Pence Clash in Vice Presidential Debate; U.S. Evacuations Begin Ahead of Hurricane Matthew; Protesters Shut Several South African Universities; Gold and the South African Economy. Aired 4-5p ET

October 04, 2016

• U.S. Vice Presidential Debate Just Hours Away; IMF: Weak Growth Fuels Anti-Trade Populism; U.S. Markets Close Down; British Pound Falls to 31-Year Low Against Dollar; Concerns About Impact of Brexit on U.K. Economy; Cuba Bracing for Hurricane Matthew. Aired 4-5p ET

October 03, 2016

• U.K. Lays Out Post-Brexit Plan; Did Trump Avoid Paying Taxes for 18 Years; Facebook Launches Messenger Lite; New York Attorney General Orders Trump Foundation to Cease Fundraising; Kim Kardashian West Robbed at Gunpoint; China Cracks Down on TV Content. Aired 4-5p ET

September 30, 2016

• Deutsche Bank Rallies Over Fine Relief Hopes; Former Wells Fargo Employee Fights Back Against Bank; Brexit Vote: 99 Days Later; Martin: Democracy Creates Economic Success; London's Restaurant Scene Booming Post- Brexit; Aston Martin CEO Predicted Instability Post-Brexit; Does Trump Pay Any Income Tax? Clinton's Missing Emails

September 29, 2016

• Train Crash in New Jersey Kills at Least 1, Injures 112; Lawmakers Grill Wells Fargo CEO; Commerzbank to Cut 7,300 Jobs; OPEC Secretary General Speaks to CNNMoney; NTSB Investigating New Jersey Train Crash; Wang Jianlin: Huge Property Bubble in China; Volkswagen Unveils New Electric Car

September 28, 2016

• OPEC Agrees to Oil Output Cut; U.S. Stocks Surge After Oil Output Deal; U.S. Congress Overturns Obama Veto of 9/11 Bill; Wells Fargo Ending Controversial Sales Goals; Wells Fargo CEO Forfeits $41 Million, Keeps Job; The Life and Legacy of Shimon Peres. Aired 4-5p ET

September 27, 2016

• Clinton, Trump Face Off on Economy and Trade; Trump: China Using America as a Piggy Bank; World's Oil Producers Meet in Algeria; Debate Breaks Record as Most-Watched in U.S. History; England's Football Manager Steps Down Over Undercover Sting. Aired 4-5p ET

September 26, 2016

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September 23, 2016

• Family Releases Cell Phone Video of Charlotte Shooting; Charlotte Mayor: We're Open for Business; U.S. Working Class Whites Dissatisfied with the Economy; Twitter Spikes on Takeover Rumors; Yahoo Data Breach Puts Verizon Deal in Spotlight; Marriott Completes Merger with Starwood; U.S. Crackdown on Mail Fraudsters; MG to Halt Manufacturing in U.K.; IG Nobel Prizes Awarded for Imaginative Achievements

September 22, 2016

• Violent Protests Rock Charlotte After Police Shooting; U.N. Hots Summit On Migration; "State-Sponsored" Cyber Breach at Yahoo; Trumps Tax Plan Comes at Trillion Dollar Cost; Hardline Hungary Migrant Plan Sparks Criticism; Chan Zuckerberg Pledge $3 Billion to Fight Disease; EU Won't Rule Out More Tax Bills; Japan's Opposition Selects First Female Leader. Aired 4-5p ET

September 21, 2016

• Federal Reserve Leaves Rates Unchanged; U.S. Stocks Surge After Fed Decision; Clinton: We Must Build an "Inclusive Economy"; New Scandal Over Trump Foundation; Mylan CEO Slammed on Capitol Hill. Aired 4-5p ET

September 20, 2016

• Senators Tell Wells Fargo CEO to Resign Amid Scandal; Fed Debates Interest Rate Rise; Trump's Son Likens Refugees in Syria to Skittles; Prestowitz: The TPP Won't Improve Our Security; Shelby on Wells Fargo: We Don't Know How Deep This Is; Elumelu: Investment in Africa Needs New Approach; Angelina Jolie Files for Divorce from Brad Pitt. Aired 4-5p ET

September 19, 2016

• Suspect in Custody After New Jersey Shootout; FBI: Rahami Linked to Explosive Devices; FBI: No Sign of New York Terror Cell; Trump: "Immigration Security is National Security": Security Now in focus on U.S. Campaign Trail; Clinton: We Need to Counter Terrorism Online; Wells Fargo CEO Heads to Senate Over Fraud. Aired 4-5p ET

September 16, 2016

• Deutsche Bank Shares Plummet Over Fine Fears; EU Council: Brexit Process to Begin in 2017; Slovakian Foreign Minister: EU Needs a Refresh but is the Best We Have; Trump Finally Admits Obama Was Born in the U.S.; Kasich Works with Obama to Pass TPP; Mayor London Says U.K. Must Not Rush into Brexit Negotiations; London Mayor: Trump Contradicts American Tolerance; Oliver Stone Film: Snowden is a Whistleblower; Rise of #Foodport Changes the Restaurant Business. Aired 4-5p ET

September 15, 2016

• Dow Closes Almost 1 Percent Higher; Ford CEO: Trump Is Wrong About U.S. Jobs; Clinton Takes Questions in North Carolina After Returning to Trail; Eighth Anniversary of Financial Crisis; Warren Wants Financial Crisis Prosecutions; Jim Yong Kim Only Nominee for World Bank President; Trump Jr.; Trump Refuses to Release Tax Returns; LinkedIn Co-Founder Challenges Trump to Release Taxes. Aired 4-5p ET

September 14, 2016

• Trump Advances in Key Battleground States; Typhoon Meranti Makes Landfall in China; Bayer Seals $66 Billion Merger Deal; Juncker: EU is Facing an Existential Crisis; Siemens Invest $5.6 Billion in Argentina; Apple's Tim Cook Drops in On Harlem School; Clinton Releases Medical Records. Aired 4-5p ET

September 13, 2016

• Wells Fargo Drops Sales Goals Tied to Scandal; U.S. Treasury Calling for Urgent Tax Reform; Facebook Faces Revenge Porn Trail in Northern Ireland; Rare Access Inside Zimbabwe as Protests Escalate; Israel's Peres Hospitalized After Stroke; Blackstone CEO Launches Scholarship to China; BBC Loses "The Great British Bake Off"; GM Unveils All-Electric Chevrolet Bold. Aired 4-5 ET

September 12, 2016

• Dow Rallies as Wall street Halt Global Sell-Off; IMF's Christine Lagarde Faces Trial; Clinton Campaign Didn't Reveal Pneumonia Until Sunday; Samsung: Note 7 Users Should Power Down and Stop Using; Ceasefire Begins in Syria; Barroso Stripped of EU "Red Carpet Privileges"; EU Probes Ethics of Goldman Sachs' Barroso Hiring; Marshall: Some Businesses Are Pausing Investment in U.K.; Saudi Arabia, Iran Boost Oil Production. Aired 4-5p ET

September 09, 2016

• Facebook Stops Censorship of Iconic War Photo; JD Wetherspoon Chief: U.K. Could Exit Single Market; Marking the 15th Anniversary of 9/11 Attacks. Aired 4-5p ET

September 08, 2016

• Wells Fargo Fires 5300 Workers After Scandal; Clinton, Trump Trade Jabs After Forum; European Central Bank Leaves Rates Unchanged; London Reacts to Racist Air China Magazine; Raspberry Pi Sells 10 Million Computers; Bernie Ecclestone Keeps Formula 1 Top Job; Star Trek Celebrates 50 Years

September 07, 2016

• Apple Unveils New iPhone, Watch; Trump Call for Major Military Spending; U.K. Leaders Pressed on Brexit; Mexico's Finance Minister Exits in Wake of Trump Visit; Starbucks CEO Endorses Hillary Clinton; Sony Launches PS4 Pro; Paralympic Opening Ceremony Begins in Rio; FC Barcelona Opens New York Office. Aired 4-5p ET

September 06, 2016

• CNN Poll: Voters Pick Trump to Handle Economy; Fox Settles Ailes Harassment Case; Renzi: Italian Referendum Before December 5th; First Report Released into Fatal Dubai Crash; Redrow Posts Record Profits After Brexit; Trump Charity's Donations to Prosecutor Questioned; Self-Driving Taxi Trial Start in Singapore. Aired 4-5p ET

September 05, 2016

• May: U.K. Needs a "Bespoke" Brexit Deal; U.K. Services Post Record Rise in August; Calais Port Blocked in Migrant Camp Protest; Saudi Arabia, Russia Agree to work Together on Oil; Jack Ma: I Want to bring China to the World; Obama: Cybersecurity Cannot Become "Wild, Wild, West"; Uganda Finance Ministry: Government Must Find Jobs for Youth; Anti-Rich Revolt at Burning Man Festival. Aired 4-5p ET

September 02, 2016

• Rate Rise Chances Dwindle after U.S. Jobs Report; U.S. 151,000 Jobs In August; Perez: We Know the Formula for Progress on Jobs; Perez: U.S. Needs Infrastructure Investment; Young Graduates Turn to Blue-Collar Jobs; Spain's Acting Prime Minister Loses Vote for Second Term; Samsung Recalls 2.5 Million New Smartphones; Remembering Joe Sutter: The Father of the 747; First Mosquitoes Carrying Zika Found in Miami Beach; Alibaba's Jack Ma; Free Trade Stops Wars; Jack Ma: Big Believer in Globalization; G 20 Summit: Africa's Growing Influence; U.K. Study: Shoe Color Could Decide Job Success;

September 01, 2016

• SpaceX Rocket Explodes on Launch Pad; Hermine Now a Hurricane, Bearing Down on U.S. Coast; Apple Plans to Bring Money Home; KLM: Tim Cook Slams EU Tax Ruling"; Actually, We're an Airline; Trump Pushes New Immigration Agenda; Trump: No Amnesty for Undocumented Immigrants; IMF Chief Urges "Forceful Action"; Irish City Divided Over Apple Tax Ruling; Visits Apple's Irish Headquarters

August 31, 2016

• Trump in Mexico to Meet Country's President; Trump: "We Did Discuss the Wall, Didn't Discuss Payment"; Pena Nieto: NAFTA Good for Both U.S. and Mexico; Brazil's Senate Votes to Oust President; First U.S.-Cuba Flight in 50 Years. Aired 4-5p ET

August 30, 2016

• EU Orders Apple to Pay $14.6 Billion in Back Taxes; Farage: I'm Worried About Brexit Backsliding; U.S. Treasury Calls Apple Ruling "Unfair"; U.S. Markets Fall on Hawkish Fed Tone; Cork Mayor: Apple Supports 7,500 Jobs in Cork; Diddy Unveils New Ciroc Vodka Campaign; ISIS Claims Top Spokesman Killed in Syria; France Calls for Halt of TTIP Talks. Aired 4-5p ET

August 29, 2016

• Comic Actor Gene Wilder Dies at 83; German Official: EU-U.S. Trade Talks Are Dead; Suspended Brazilian President Takes Stand; Mark Zuckerberg Meets with Pope, Prime Minister Renzi in Italy; U.S. Commercial Drone Rules Come into Effect; Obama to Meet Erdogan at G20 Summit; Hangzhou Prepares to Host G20 in China; Astronauts Complete Year-Long Isolation Exercise. Aired 4-5p ET

August 26, 2016

• Yellen: Case for Rate Rise Has Strengthened; Diversity Campaigners Meet with Fed Board; Trump: "I Will Solve" Poverty Problems; Trump: Clinton "Is Totally Bigoted"; Lochte Scores Endorsement from Cough Drop Maker; Kerry and Lavrov Hold Talks in Geneva; Kerry Discusses Cessation of Hostilities in Syria; Lavrov: Syria Talks "Not an Easy Task; Rescue Workers in Italy Race to Find Survivors; French Court: Mayors Cannot Ban Burkinis; Goulet: Burkini Row Reflects Identity Crisis. Aired 4-5p ET

August 25, 2016

• At Least 250 People Dead in Powerful Italian Quake; More Than 1,000 People Displace in Italy's Quake; WhatsApp to Share User Data with Facebook; Vaz: Social Media "Consciously Failing" on Extremism; Clinton Responds to Trumps Charges of Bigotry; Conrad Black: Trump is Middle-of- the-Road Man; Conrad Black: Trump Rhetoric Often Tasteless; Mylan CEO: Health Care System Broken; Mylan Under Fire for 400 Percent EpiPen Price Hike; Wall Street Down; Mylan Leads Health Care Decline; European Markets Fall on Drug Woes; French Fashion Designer Sonia Rykiel Dies; Imported Synthetic Hair Helps Shape African Style; U.S. National Park Service Turns 100; Park Service Has $12 Billion Backlog of Projects

August 24, 2016

• 6.2 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Central Italy, At Least 120 Dead; Clinton Winning Silicon Valley Fundraising Battle; The Dow Ends Lower; Poroshenko: Putin Wants "Less Stable World"; EU Creates Maps to Focus Rescue Efforts; Japanese Cars Flood into Kenya; American University Campus in Kabul under Attack; Lloyd CEO Apologizes to Employees. Aired 4-5p ET

August 23, 2016

• Survey: UK, EU Economy Defying Brexit Fear; Stiglitz Urges Europe to Fix Single Currency; International Tesla Unveils Its Fastest Car Yet; South African Finance Minister Summoned By Police, The Controversial Practice That Made Trump Millions; Slovakia to Host EU Meeting on Brexit; Asian and African Leaders Due to Gather in Nairobi; Rio Mayor: Olympics "Already Leaving a Legacy". Aired 4-5p ET

August 22, 2016

• Speedo, Ralph Lauren Drop Ryan Lochte; Closing Ceremony Marks End to Rio Games; Pressure Falls on Tokyo to Pull Off 2020 Games; EU Leaders Map Post-Brexit Strategy; Trump: "I'm Not Flip Flopping" on Immigration; Campaign Cash: Clinton has Edge Over Trump; Urjit Patel Named next Indian Central Bank Chief; Iron Maiden Singer Working with Air Djibouti. Aired 4- 5p ET

August 19, 2016

• Trump Campaign Chairman Resigns; Trump: Sometime I Say "The Wrong Thing"; Clinton Foundation to Limit Donations; Lochte Apologizes Over Gas Station Incident; Controversial U.S. Swimmers Return from Rio; Lochte Sponsors Monitoring Rio Controversy; Viacom CEO to Quit as Saga Draws to Conclusion; IEX Started Operating Friday; IEX is Taking on NYSE and NASDAQ; CDC Issues Zika Warning Over Miami Travel; Bolt to Race for Triple-Triple; General Electric Continues Olympic Connection; Collectors Look for Brexit Bargains; Malat: Fall in Pound has Boosted Art Market; London Underground Begins 24 Hour Service. Aired 4-5p ET

August 18, 2016

• Brazilian Police: U.S. Swimmers Not Robbed; Trump: "They Will Call Me" Mr. Brexit"; Britain Is Open for Business; Baby Born In-Flight Awarded 1 Million Air Miles; Gawker.com Shutting Down

August 17, 2016

• Trump Names New Campaign Manager and Chief Executive; Lochte and Feigen Allegedly Robbed in Rio; U.S. Fed On Interest Rate Hike; "Options Open"; Fed Raised Rates Last December for First Time Since 2006; Adviser: Trump's Outsider Style is Appealing; Shelton: Governments Manipulate Exchange Rates; Uber Sues Over English Language Rules; European Markets Close Firmly in the Red; Clinton: Cut Taxes for Middle Class, Not Rich; Casino Mogul Won't Gamble on Clinton or Trump; Making the Jump from Bollywood to the West; Bollywood Film Industry Worth More than $2 Billion

August 16, 2016

• Olympic Organizers Giving Away Tickets to Fill Seats; 12% of Rio Paralympic Tickets Sold; Olympic Sponsors Protected by Strict Rules; Wharton: Trump's Immigration Plan Would Kill 4 Million Jobs; McCaughey: U.S. Taxes "Killing the Economy"; U.S. Stocks Fall from Records; New York Fed: September Rate Hike Possible. Aired 4-5p ET

August 15, 2016

• Trump Unveils Anti-Terrorism Plan; Trump's Campaign Chief Under Investigation; Wade Van Niekerk Runs World Record 400 Meter; U.S. Markets Close at All Time High; Reports: Apple TV to Introduce Twitter App; Terror Fears Hurt Travel and Tourism Sectors; New Boko Haram Video Shows Chibok Girls; Trump Made $39 Million While Casino Failed; Apple's CEO Tim Cook on Who He Calls for Advice. Aired 4-5p ET

August 12, 2016

• Thailand Rocked by 11 Bombs in One Day; Tourism Minister Responds to Thai Terror Attacks; Clinton Releases 2015 Tax Returns; Tax Returns Shows Clintons Paid 30.6 Percent Rate; Phelps Breaks 2000-Year-Old Olympic Record; U.S. Women's Football Team Knocked Out; Eurozone Growth Slows in Second Quarter; Ukraine Troops on High Alert Amid Russian Tensions; U.S. Ratings for Rio Games Struggle; Daily Beast Pulls Olympic Article After Backlash; Brazilian Rugby Star Accepts On-Field Proposal

August 11, 2016

• Clinton: I Will Make the Economy Work for Everyone; Republicans Urge RNC to Dump Trump; Record Close for U.S. Stocks; Macy's to Close 15 Percent of Stores Nationwide; Egypt Gets $12 Billion Bailout from IMF; Analysis: Clinton, Trump Will Increase Debt; Arianna Huffington Is Leaving the Huffington Post; Uber Drivers in London Will Have to Learn English

August 10, 2016

• Donald Trump Goes on Offensive Against the Media; U.S. Secret Service Tells CNN It Spoke to Trump Camp; New Batch of Clinton Emails Released; Staff: World Bank Faces "Crisis of Leadership"; U.S. Stocks Fall After Early Rally; Man Attempting to Scale Trump Tower; Phelps Wins 20th and 21st Gold Medals; Duke of Westminster Dies of Sudden Illness; Tokyo's First Female Governor Gets to Work. Aired 4-5p ET

August 09, 2016

• Carl Icahn Backs Trumps New Economic Plan; Trump Says Hillary Wants to Abolish the 2nd Amendment; U.S. Markets Closed Higher Tuesday; China Warns U.K. Over Nuclear Plant Delay; Pogba Returns to Manchester United in Record Deal; Erdogan Meet Putin to Reset Ties; Fox Employees: Staff Feared Ailes had Tapped Phones; Brazilian Homeowners Compete Against Hotels. Aired 4-5p ET

August 08, 2016

• Trump Unveils "America First" Economic Plan; Fact-Checking Trumps' Economic Speech; Delta CEO Apologizes After Mass Cancellations; U.S. Stocks End Lower; Fourteen Gold Medals Up for Grabs in Day Three of Olympics; Ailes' Alleged Used of Fox Funds Raises Liability Concerns; Clinton Offers Rebuttal to Trump Economic Plan; Percentage of Women Billionaires Shrinking. Aired 4-5p ET

August 05, 2016

• Rio Prepares for Olympic Opening Ceremony; Protesters Block Olympic Torch Route; Rio Clears Last-Minute Hurdles Ahead of Olympics; U.S. Economy Added 255,00 Jobs in July; Lu: Many People Aren't Feeling the Recovery; U.S. Stocks Rise on Strong Jobs Report; Trump Unveils Team of Economic Advisers; Trump Properties Losing Visitors During Campaign; New Polls Show Trump Trailing Clinton; Google Works to Put Rio's Favelas on the Map; AC Milan Sold to Chines Consortium; Amazon Take Flight with "Prime Air" Debut; How Criminals Make Money Out of ATMs; South Africa's ANC Party Facing Historic Losses. Aired 4-5p ET

August 04, 2016

• 271 Russian Athletes Can Compete at Olympics; Bank of England to Pump $92 Billion Into U.K. Economy; Apparel Companies Battle for Olympic Gold; Wall Street Down Ahead of Jobs Report; : Clinton Leading in Three Key States; Sources Say Trump is Frustrating Advisers. Aired 4-5p ET.

August 03, 2016

• Trump Addresses Supporters in Florida; 300 Escape After Emirates Plane Catches Fire; South African Elections Seen As Test for Government; Prominent Republicans Supporting Hillary Clinton; Tesla Earnings Miss Estimates; Organizers: 80 percent of Olympics Tickets Sold; 17 Russian Rowers Banned From Olympics; Controversy Over $400 Million Payment From U.S. to Iran; Malaysian Protest Planned Over State Accountability. Aired 4- 5p ET

August 02, 2016

• Obama Defends Trans-Pacific Trade Deal; Obama: Trump is "Unfit" For Presidency; Billionaires Back Clinton, Bash Trump; Stocks Fall for Seventh Day on Wall Street; Growing Concerns About Rio Water Pollution; Cheap Oil Creates Crisis for Workers in Saudi Arabia; IMAX, Dalian Wanda Strike China Cinema Deal; Tesla Battles Through Controversies; Apple Replaces Pistol Emoji with Water Gun. Aired 4-5p ET

August 01, 2016

• Uber Sells Chinese Business to Didi; Telsa Make $2.6 Billion Offer for SolarCity; U.S. Oil Prices Fall Below $40; U.K. Productions Falls to Lowest Since 2013; Scuoler: I Expect Bank of England Stimulus; Trump in Dispute with Fallen Soldier's Parents; Olympic Games Begin in Four Days; Typhoon Nida Shuts Down Hong Kong; Venezuela Decrees Forced Labor; CNN Obtains Rare Access to Theranos Lab. Aired 4-5p ET

July 29, 2016

• U.S. GDP Figures Miss Expectations; Slowing Growth for Eurozone Economies; Clinton: I'll Invest in Jobs Growth; Clinton: Economy Isn't Working for Everyone; New Controversy Over Trans-Pacific-Partnership; Erdogan: I Deserve Thank You for Coup Response; Simsek: Turkey has Faced a Nightmare; SABMiller Board Backs AB InBev's Higher Offer; Bank Stress Test Results Released; Monte dei Paschi Fares Worst in Stress Test; Rhodes: Eurozone Faces Mounting Crisis; Fire Breaks Out at Olympic Village; Solar Impulse Completes Around-the-World Flight

July 18, 2016

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July 14, 2016

• Line Soars in Largest Tech IPO of the Year; Line Opened 30 percent Above IPO Price; Source: Trump Indicates Mike Pence is His VP Pick; Clinton Campaigning with Tim Kaine; Bank of England Declines to Cut Rates

July 13, 2016

• Theresa May Takes Over as British Prime Minister; Boris Johnson is New Foreign Secretary; Brady: May is the Right Woman to Lead U.K. Out of EU; Cameron Urges U.K. to Stay Close to EU; Rallying Markets Ready for Major IPO; Messaging App "Line" to Go Public; Retailers Profiting From Pokemon Go; David Cameron's Legacy; Trump's VP Search Enters Final Phase; Venezuelan Oil Output to Drop 10 Percent; Venezuela Drastically Short of Medical Supplies

July 12, 2016

• Obama Speaks at Service For Slain Officers; Cameron Prepares to Move Out of 10 Downing Street; Cameron to Step Down Wednesday; Theresa May Will be Next British Prime Minister; EU Finance Ministers Meet to Talk Brexit; Train Crash in Italy Kills at Least 23; Dow Closes at Record High; Venezuela Seizes Kimberly-Clark Plant; Venezuelans Desperate For Food and Supplies; China Rejects South China Sea Ruling; Bernie Sanders Finally Endorses Hillary Clinton

July 11, 2016

• Theresa May To Be Next British Prime Minister; May Expected to Follow Through on Brexit; Osborne Meets with Wall Street Investors; U.K.'s Boeing Deal Will Create 2,000 Jobs; Virgin Atlantic Unveils Airbus Order; Officer Shot at County Courthouse in Michigan; Venezuelans Go to Colombia For Food, Supplies; UFC Franchise Sells for $4 Billion

July 08, 2016

• Five Police Officers Killed and Seven Wounded. Aired 4-5p ET

July 07, 2016

• Wall Street Banks Pledge to Support London; Europe Plans to Attract UK Banking Business; Gove Eliminated, May and Leadsome Last Two Candidates; U.S. Markets Drop on Oil Report; Outrage in U.S. After Two Police Shootings on Video; UK Property Fund Values Cut; Second Tesla Accident Under Investigation; Brazil Bolsters Security Ahead of Olympic Games; France Advances to Euro 2016 Final. Aired 4-5p ET

July 06, 2016

• Report: addam Posed No Imminent Threat in 2003; Dow Gains After Release of Fed Minutes; Clinton Attacks Trump's Business in Atlantic City; Former Executive Defends Trump's Atlantic City Legacy; Blair: British Soldiers Didn't Die in Vain; Former Host Sues Fox News CEO for Sexual Harassment; Portugal Beat Wales to Reach Euro 2016 Final; Lionel Messi Sentenced for Tax Fraud. Aired 4-5p ET

July 05, 2016

• Obama Speaks at His First Clinton Campaign Event; Obama: I Am Ready to Pass the Baton to Clinton; FBI Not Recommending Charges Against Clinton; Theresa May Ahead After First Round of Voting; Bank of England: EU Exit Risks Crystallizing; Bank of England Tries to Spur Lending; British Pound Hits New 31-year Low Against the Dollar; Brexit Fallout Hits U.S. Stocks. Aired 4-5p ET

July 04, 2016

• Farage to Step Down as UKIP Leader; Third Suicide Bombing Rocks Saudi Arabia; Official: Dhaka Attackers Were Homegrown Terrorists; Japanese Companies Suspend Unnecessary Travel; Spanish Teams Break EU Competition Rules; Rio Mayor: State Doing a Terrible, Horrible Job; UK Foreign Secretary: UK May Hire Foreign Trade Negotiators; Chris Evans Resigns From BBC's Top Gear. Aired 4-5p ET

July 01, 2016

• Bangladesh Hostage Crisis; Dhaka Police Trying To Communicate With Gunmen; Cafe Owner: Twenty People Held Hostage At Restaurant. Aired 4-5p ET

June 30, 2016

• Mark Carney Hints at Post-Brexit Stimulus; Pound Sinks After Bank of England Governor Speaks; Wall Street Climbs for Third Straight Day; Sources: ISIS Leadership Planned Istanbul Attack; Airports Increasing Security After Terror Attack

June 29, 2016

• Istanbul Terror Attack: 41 Dead, 239 Injured; Security at Ataturk Airport Tougher Than Most; EU Leaders Meet Without UK After Brexit Vote; Verhofstadt: UK Will Have to Make a Trade Deal; Lithuania: Renegotiation Would Set Bad Precedent; U.S. Markets Rally After Brexit Fall-Out; CIA: Attack Bears Hallmark of ISIS Depravity; Obama Addresses Brexit at Three Amigos Summit; Deutsche, Santander Fail U.S. Stress Test; U.K. Manufacturers Issue Brexit Warning. Aired 4-5p ET

June 28, 2016

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June 27, 2016

• UK Loses Perfect AAA Credit Rating; UK Economy Downgraded by S&P; British Bank Shares Plunge for Second Day; Cameron: Brexit Negotiations Will Be Complex; Cameron Condemns Post-Brexit Racial Abuse; Merkel: Brexit Process Begins With Article 50; Salmond: Scotland Cannot "Veto" Brexit; EU Leaders Mapping Out Post-UK Future; 11,000 UK Jobs Hang in Balance of Tata Deal; Brexit Vote Creates Uncertainty Over Trade Rules; England Knocked Out of Euro 2016. Aired 4-5p ET

June 24, 2016

• Brexit Vote Shocks Global Markets; Worst Fall for Dow in Five Years; Sterling's Fall Worse Than 1992 Black Wednesday; Central Banks Ready to Calm Markets if Needed; Central Banks Ready to calm Markets if Needed; Dow Tumbles After Britain Votes to Leave EU; Banks Hit Hard By Post Referendum Volatility; Brexit Reaction: Financial Stocks Hammered; Eurozone Stocks Take Brunt of Brexit Fall Out; Cameron to Resign After Losing Brexit Vote; Rio Drug-Testing Lab Suspended; Lagarde: Future of U.K.-EU Relations Unknown; Vote Shows a Divided United Kingdom. Aired 4-5p ET

June 22, 2016

• Traders Fear Brutal Market Volatility; Voters in Britain Go to the Polls on Thursday; Lawson: Experts Don't Always Get It Right; Wall Street Lower On Brexit Concerns; Juncker, Johnson: No More Deals in Brussels; Caudwell: I liked the EU for Its Common Market; Business Leaders, Cambridge Academics Wary of Possible Brexit; Many UK Scientists Fear Loss of EU Funding; Immigration Concerns Fuel Brexit Support; Stoke City FC Chairman: Brexit Would Hurt Us

June 21, 2016

• UK Divided To Days Ahead of Referendum; Soros Warns of Economic Toll of Brexit; Poll Shows Clinton Leading Trump by 5 Percent Nationwide; Unilever CEO: Brexit Should Worry Everyone; Ryanair Urges U.K. Voters to "Remain" in EU; Record Number of Voters Register for Brexit Vote; Scottish National Party Would Discuss Using Euro; Formula One CEO Favors Brexit; Ecclestone Predicts Trump Victory. Aired 3-4p ET

June 20, 2016

• Pound Rallies as "Remain" Camp Gains in Poll; European Council President Hopes Britain "Remains"; Stoke City Chairman Worried About Brexit; Chelsea Clinton Leaves Hospital After Birth of Son; Nissan: "Leave" is Misrepresenting Our Brexit View; Lewandowski: I Don't Know Why I Was Fired; Poll: Support for Stricter U.S. Gun Laws Growing; British Lawmakers Pay Tribute to Jo Cox; Possible Personal Items from MH370 Found; Rio in State of Emergency Ahead of Olympics. Aired 4-5p ET

June 17, 2016

• Right-Wing Extremism a Focus of Investigation of Jo Cox Murder; U.K. Mourns the Loss of MP Jo Cox; Russian Athletes Face Rio Olympics Ban; EgyptAir 804 Flight Data Recorder Recovered. Aired 4-5p ET

June 16, 2016

• British MP Jo Cox Dies After Being stabbed and Shot; Labour Party Leader Pays Tribute to Jo Cox; President Obama Speaks on Orlando Massacre. Aired 4-5p ET

June 15, 2016

• CNN Tours Britain Ahead of Crucial Vote; Yellen: Brexit Decision Could Impact Global Economy; U.S. Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged Wednesday; Conservative Lawmakers Bash Emergency Budget; Osborne Warns of Tax Hikes, Spending Cuts; Sources: Body of Boy in Alligator Attack Found; EgyptAir Wreckage Has Been Found; Record European Immigration in Boston, England. Aired 4-5p ET

June 14, 2016

• European Investors Head for Safe Havens; Polls Show "Leave" Campaign Gaining Ground; Cambridge VC: Funding to Suffer Under Brexit; German Government Bond: Negative Territory for First Time; Volatility of U.S. Stocks Hits 4-month High; Obama Rips Trump Over Orlando Shooting Reaction; France: Killing of Couple an Act of Terrorism; Russia Could be Tossed From Euro 2016; Many U.K. Scientist Fear Loss of EU Funding. Aired 4-5p ET

June 09, 2016

• Obama Endorses Hillary Clinton for President; Ben & Jerry's Founders Still "Feel the Bern"; Trump, Clinton Trade Barbs Over Obama Endorsement; Sponsors Stick with Sharapova Despite Ban; European Inventor Award Winners Named; Tony Blair Defends European Union;; Marcegaglia: Brexit Would Cause European Break Down; More than 100 Migrants Rescued at Sea; Poll: Europeans Disapprove of EU Migrant Handling; Disney Launches Shanghai Disneyland; Touring Shanghai Disneyland with Disney's CEO; Nigeria's Ring-Back Tone Phenomenon. Aired 4-5p ET

June 08, 2016

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June 07, 2016

• Hillary Clinton Clinches Democratic Nomination; Sanders Influencing Clinton Economic Policies; Ryan Calls Trump Remarks Racist, Still Backs Him; Trump: Comments on Judge Misconstrued; U.K. Issues New Travel Advisory for France; Nestle Celebrates 150 Years in Business; Hackers Hijack NFL Twitter Account; Inside Nigeria's Space Program; Cameron Makes Case Against Brexit; Undisputed Online King Kimbo Slice has Died. Aired 4-5p ET

June 06, 2016

• Brexit Polls Send British Pound Haywire; Polls: Support for "Leave" Campaign Growing; Nigerian Militants Sabotage Oil Output; Yellen: Rate Rises Will Be Gradual; BuzzFeed Refuses to Run Trump Ads; JPMorgan CEO in Favor of Trade Agreements; Burberry CEO Take 75 Percent Pay Cut; Benjamin Zander Teaches Leadership Through Music; T-Mobile U.S. is Giving Shares to Customers; Munoz Back at Work After Heart Transplant. Aired 4-5p ET

June 02, 2016

• IATA: Airports Need Smarter Security; Air France CEO: Security Has Improved; Delta Blocks Qatar Flight from Reaching Gate; U.S.-Gulf Dispute Over Open Skies Drags On; Three U.S. Carriers Unveil New Products; Cheap Oil Boosts Airline Profits; French Air Traffic Strikes Unprecedented; OPEC Fails to Agree Oil Production Cap; Output Freeze Must Include Iran; ECB Ready for Any Outcome of Brexit Vote; Aer Lingus CEO: Brexit Could Boost Irish Aviation

June 01, 2016

• LAPD: Two Dead in Murder-Suicide on UCLA Campus; Investigators: EgyptAir Black Box Signal Detected; Trump To Visit UK On Day of Brexit Vote Results; OCED Defend Significance of Brexit Numbers; Brazil Recession Worsens Ahead of Rio Olympics; Japan Delays Tax Hike As Economy Struggles; Report: ISIS Extortion Money Skyrockets; Esports To Become $1 Billion Industry By 2019; World's Longest Tunnel Opens. Aired 4-5p ET

May 31, 2016

• Pound Plummets After UK Poll Surprise; Pound Slides as Poll Shows Gain for "Brexit"; French Strikes Not Impacting Eurostar; Trump University Under Scrutiny; Trump Lashes Out at Media After Close Scrutiny; Strong Data Boost Chances of a Fed Rate Hike; Chinese Stock Post Biggest Gain in Three Months; Brazil Deep in Crisis Ahead of Olympic Games; Modern Day Slavery on the Rise; Esports Players Race to Stardom in South Korea