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May 31, 2018
• Trump To Slap Tariffs On The US's Three Main Allies, Two Main Anti- Establishment Parties Have Actually Agreed To Form A Coalition Government After Weeks Of Political Uncertainty That Has Rocked The Markets In Italy, It Is Full Steam Ahead In The Driverless Car Industry; India Has Failed To Find A Single Prospective Buyer For Its National Airline; Emirates to Launch Premium Economy by 2020; Pompeo: North Korea-U.S. Relationship in a Pivotal Moment; Trump's Tariffs Slammed on Capitol Hill; Former White House Chief Strategist Steve Bannon Talks to CNN; U.K. Denies Chelsea Owner Abramovich Visa; New York Hosts Major Expo Promoting Cannabis Industry. Aired: 4:5p ET


May 30, 2018
• US Commerce Secretary Says The Sky Will Not Fall When Tariffs Go Into Effect In Europe And China Commenting A Strong Response, And Brazilian Oil Workers Deal Get Another Blow To A Country That Is Certainly Already Reeling; Roseanne Barr Is Blaming Sleeping Pills For Her Extremely Racist Tweet Yesterday, Brazil Where Oil Workers Have Gone On Strike; Adman Is At It Back Again; Hamas Gaza Militants Agree to Ceasefire if Israel Does; Fast-Moving Lava Shuts Down More Roads in Hawaii; Italian Stock Market Gains 2 Percent on Government Debt Sale; Investors Hope for Solution to Italy Crisis; SnapChat CEO Accuses Facebook of Copying its Features; Roseanne Barr Blames Sleeping Pills for Racist Tweet; ABC Cancels Roseanne After Star's Racist Tweet; U.S. Markets Rebound, Boosted by Energy and Bank Stocks. Aired 4-5p ET


May 29, 2018
• High Ranking North Korean Official Heads to U.S. for Talks; French Investigators Say Father of Dangling Child at a Balcony was Playing Pokemon Go When the Incident Happened; Haze from Hawaii Volcano Reaches Guam; Lava Threatens to Trap Residents on Hawaii's Big Island; Oil Falls as Saudis, Russians Prepare to Pump More; Petrobras Shares Up 14 Percent in Sao Paulo; Four-Year Search for Malaysian Flight MH370 Ends; PWC: Drones Could Add $55 Billion to U.K. GDP by 2030. Aired 4-5p ET


May 28, 2018
• Trump Uses Memorial Day Tweet to Tout Economy; Colombian Presidential Election Set for June Runoff; Malian Hero Who Rescued Child Gets French Citizenship; Former IMF Official Nominated as Italy's Interim PM; Cottarelli to Seek Italian Parliament's Support; Padoan: EU and Eurozone Need Deep Restructuring; Millions in Southeastern U.S. Brace for Storm; Hawaiian Airlines CEO: Low Impact of Volcano Eruption; Hawaiian Airlines Adds Airbus A321 Neo to Fleet; Paris Start-Up to Beat Traffic with Water Taxis. Aired 4-5p ET


May 25, 2018
• Harvey Weinstein Charged With Rape In New York City; Trucker Strike Now In Its Fifth Day; GDPR Is Now Live; Facebook and Google Face Lawsuits Over New EU Data Law; Police in Canada Search for Suspects in Restaurant Blast; Meghan Markle's Coat of Arms Unveiled; Morgan Freeman Issues Apology Over Allegations; Rusal Founder Steps Down Amid U.S. Sanctions; U.S. Imposes Sanctions on Russian Oligarchs; Amazon's Alexa Records and Shares Private Conversations; Oil Price Drop Pushes Down Energy Stocks; Italian, Spanish Stocks Fall Amid Political Uncertainty. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 24, 2018
• Donald Trump Shocked The Markets By Calling Off His Meeting With Kim Jong-Un; Car Dealers In The United States Warned Of Economic Disaster Over New Plan For Tariffs; Angela Merkel Turns To China In Her Search For A New Trading Partner; Investigators Say The Missile That Downed Malaysia Airlines Flight Mh17 Was Fired From A Launcher Belonging To A Specific Russian Brigade; North Korea Announces Destruction of Nuclear Test Site; Moon Jae-in: Deeply Regrets North Korea Summit Has Been Canceled; Rusal CEO And Directors Quit Amid Sanctions; Russia Oil Minister Cites Growth Optimism; CNN Questions Russian Oligarch Over Cohen Payments; France Fights To Become Europe's Tech Hub; Uber Invests Millions To Build Flying Taxis In France; Fauda Season 2 Returns Amid Inflamed Israeli-Palestine Tensions; Global Markets Fall After Trump Cancels North Korea Summit. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 23, 2018
• Emmanuel Macron Tries To Turn France From A Striking Nation To A Startup Nation; Turkey Is Taking Emergency Action Raising Interest Rates To Stabilize A Currency In Free Fall; Comcast Confirms That It Will Start A Fight With Disney For 21st Century Fox; U.S. And China Are At Crossroads Negotiating On So Many Levels; JCPenney Exec Leaving The Struggling Retailer To Become Lowe's New Chief Executive; European Markets Closed Firmly In The Red; Talk Of A Mega Banking Merger Between Barclays And Standard Chartered Is Brewing Again; Italy Has Made It Official; The New Prime Minister Is Giuseppe Conte; Russia In An Age Where Sanctions Are Flying And Relations With The West Is Sinking; U.S. Embassy in China Issues a Health Warning After a U.S. Government Employee Reported Abnormal Symptoms Resembling a Mild Traumatic Brain Injury; Nerve Agent Survivor Yulia Skripal Speaks for the First Time; USA Gymnastics Head Apologizes for Abuse By Nassar; Judge: Trump Can't Bar Critics from His Twitter Feed; E.U. Privacy By Default Data Law to Come into Force; E.U. Companies Race to Become GDPR Compliant by Friday; Turkey Halts Lira's Slide by Hiking Key Interest Rates; Dow Recovers Early Trading Losses Over Trade Fears; British Stocks Slip from All-Time Highs


May 22, 2018
• Donald Trump Is Accused Of Letting China Take Them To The Cleaners On ZTE; Mark Zuckerberg, Again, Says Sorry This Time To A Different Set Of Law Makers; Never Mind The Brexit, British Stocks - It's Another All Time High; U.S. Lawmakers Are About To Vote On Whether To Throw Out The Banking Rules Put In Place; A Woman Has Been Named President Of The NYSE; Trump Casts Doubts On Summit With North Korea; Trade Unions On Strike Across France; Royal Newlyweds Celebrate With Prince Charles; Trump Not Happy With Trade Talks, Stocks Sink; China To Cut Tariffs On Imported Autos; Senators Warn Against Relaxed Penalties For ZTE; Trump Proposes Five Management Changes For ZTE; FTSE 100 Closes At Another Record High; Lava From Hawaii Volcano Nears Geothermal Power Plant; Carnival Cruise Announces Hawaii Itinerary in May, Unveils Newest Cruise Ship. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 21, 2018
• U.S. And China Have Called What Seems To Be A Ceasefire On Their Trade War: London FTSE Closed At A Record High; Sanctions Of Historic Proportions; U.S. Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Says The U.S. Will Crush Iran With Pressure And Then He Warns The West; A Sham And An Election Results Not Worth Recognizing; Ebola Vaccinations Start for Health Workers in DRC; Italy's Populist Parties Name Conte as P.M. Candidate; U.K. Pledges $540 Million After Grenfell Fire; New Explosion and Laze at Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano; E.U. Privacy by Default Data Law to Come into Force; Facebook, Google Say They'll Block Ads from Foreign Donors; Ads from Foreign Donors Challenge Abortion Vote; New Official Royal Wedding Photographs Released; Royal Wedding Memorabilia Now Available on eBay; New Stats Shows 29 Million People Watched Royal Wedding in the U.S.; The Obamas Enter Multi-Year Deal with Netflix; Consumer Reports Raises Braking Concerns in Tesla Model 3; Gene Simmons Pitches Legal Marijuana, Plans New World Tour for Kiss. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 18, 2018
• School Shooting In Texas That Has Left 10 People Dead; A Major Plane Crash In Cuba; Preparations For Royal Wedding Underway; European Markets Close the Week Lower; Wall Street Ends Lower, Dow Flat; Campbell Soup Shares Plunged Almost 12 Percent Aired: 4-5p ET


May 17, 2018
• Ocado Lands A Major Deal With Kroger To Enter The United States; Red Stones Have Won First Place In The Battle For CBS; Donald Trump Has Hit Back At Europe After Comments From The E.U. Council President, Donald Tusk This Week; Preparations For The Royal Wedding Are Well And Truly Underway; Ford Is Due To Restart Production Of Its Most Popular Vehicle On Friday; Trump: Nothing Has Changed on North Korea; Ebola Outbreak in Congo Spreads to Large City; OneSpace Launches China's First Private Rocket; Kilauea Volcano Explodes in Huge Ash Plume; Senate Confirms Gina Haspel as New CIA Director; Judge Rules Against CBS in Control Dispute; Harry and Meghan Inspire T.V. Movie; Royal Wedding to be Screened in U.S. Cinemas; Kenyan Hotel Charges $10k to Watch Royal Wedding on T.V.; Businesses Cash in as U.S. Lifts Sports Betting Ban; U.K. to Cut Maximum Stake on Fixed Odds Betting Machines; U.S. Markets End the Day Slightly Lower. Aired 4-5p ET


May 16, 2018
• French Oil Tank, Total, Is Ready To Pull Out Of Iran; Donald Trump Is Sending More Mixed Messages Over ZTE; Investors Are Scrambling For A Piece Of The Blockchain Bonanza; The Permian Basin Down There Over The West Side Of Texas Has Become A Victim Of Its Own Success; International Outcry Over Sudanese Woman's Death Sentence; U.S. Still Hopeful Donald Trump will Get His Summit with Kim Jong-un after North Korea Threatens to Pull Out; Melania Trump Tweets She's Feeling Great After Surgery; U.K. Lords Defeat PM Theresa May Over Brexit Again; Speculation Mounts Over Royal Honeymoon Destinations; Facebook CEO to Meet European Parliament Members. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 15, 2018
• Stock Market Streak Comes To A Roaring Halt, Boeing And Airbus, Both Claimed Victory In Their Battle Over Subsidies, Iran's Central Bank Is Hit With New Us Sanctions, North Korea Is Warning The United States Over Its Forthcoming Summit Between Donald Trump And Kim Jong-Un, The Question Of Customs Union Or Not; Palestinians Gather to Bury Protesters Killed by Israeli Troops; North Korea Warns U.S. Over Trump-Kim Summit; Trump's CIA Pick Wins Support in Nomination Fight; Sichuan Airlines Pilot Says Co-Pilot Got Sucked Halfway Out of Cockpit Window; WTO Rules EU Unfairly Propped Up Airbus; U.S. and UAE Resolve Gulf Carriers Dispute; Tom Wolfe, Author Who Satirized Wall Street Dies; TMZ: Meghan Markle's Father Changes His Mind, Wants to Attend Daughter's Wedding. Aired 4-5p ET


May 14, 2018
• Chinese Smart Phones Become U.S. Poker Chips; No More Business As Usual, Siemens' CEO Tells Us; There Will Be No New Deals With Iran; U.S. Supreme Court Has Cleared A Way For Americans To Bet On Sports; TMZ Is Reporting That Ms. Markle's Father Who Was Going To Be Walking Her Down The Aisle Will No Longer Be Attending Saturday's Ceremony; The Markets In The United States Finished Higher Today; A Report In "The New York Times" Says Dozens Of People Have Suffered Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Related To Keyless Ignitions In Cars; At Least 55 Palestinians Killed Along Gaza-Israel Border; Melania Trump Undergoes Kidney Surgery at Walter Reed Medical Center; Indonesian Suicide Bombers Target Police Station; A Judicial Source in France Says Paris Attacker Was On Police Watch List; Superman Actress Margot Kidder Dies at 69; Italy's Populist Parties Seek to Form Coalition; Energy, Financial Stocks Weigh on European Markets; British Cabinet Deeply Split Over Brexit Customs Deal; British Breweries Prepare for Royal Wedding; Bitcoin Bull Predicts Price to Hit $250,000. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 11, 2018
• AT&T Admits It Messed Up In Hiring Michael Cohen, Donald Trump Targets Foreign Free Loaders To Bring Down The Cost Of Pharmaceuticals, SpaceX Has Launched Its Newest Rocket, Europe Calls For A New Deal On Iran, A 19-Year-Old Woman In Sudan Has Been Sentenced To Death For Killing The Man She Was Supposed To Marry; Palestinian Officials: One Killed, 450 Injured in Gaza; France: Europe Must Assert its Economic Sovereignty; Two British Nationals Abducted in the DRC; Trump Meets Automakers to Roll Back Emissions Standards; U.S. Drivers Suffer Summer Pain at the Pumps; Bank of America: Oil on Track to Hit $100 a Barrel. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 10, 2018
• Dam Bursts in Kenya Kills At Least 44; Trump and Kim Jong-un to Meet June 12 in Singapore; Israel Responds with a Number of Missile Strikes in Syria after Iran Crossed a Red Line; Emmanuel Macron Receives Charlemagne Prize for European Unity; One Hundred and Four-Year-Old Scientist David Goodall Ends Life; Malaysia Swears in 92-Year-Old Prime Minister; Ford Suspends F-150 Production Over Parts Shortage; Rolls-Royce Unveils its First SUV; Google AI Makes Lifelike Phone Calls; White House Promises Light Touch AI Regulation. Aired 4-5p ET


May 09, 2018
• As President Trump Calls The Shots On Iran, Europeans Scramble To Save The Nuclear Deal, Walmart Goes Shopping And Buys India's Leading E- Tailer, 21st Century Fox Has Reported Earnings For The First Quarter That Missed Analyst Expectations, Trade Dispute Between the US and China Has Claimed A Major Victim. Aired 4-5p ET


May 08, 2018
• Donald Trump Tears Up The Iran Deal And Slams Sanctions Back On Iran, No More Business As Usual; Western Companies Now Face A Dilemma In Their Deals With Tehran; Disney Earnings Are Out Any Moment And They Have A Rival Bidder For Fox; Syria's State T.V. Channel Is Reporting That The Syrian Military Has "Confronted And Destroyed Two Israeli Missiles; Businesses In Iran That Signed Deals After Sanctions Ended Are Watching Their Investments Nervously; U.S. Secretary of State in Surprise North Korea Trip; New Ebola Outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo; Iran Warns It is Ready to Start Nuclear Enrichment; Rouhani: Economic Growth will Continue in Iran Despite U.S. Exit on Nuclear Deal; OPEC: Ditching Iran Deal Would Harm Global Economy; President Trump Says He is Willing to Negotiate a New Deal with Iran; Comcast, Disney Set for Takeover Tug-of-War Over Fox; Russia: Disappointed About U.S. Leaving Iran Deal. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 07, 2018
• Trump to Announce Decision on Iran Deal Tuesday; Nigerian Army Frees 1,000 Boko Haram Captives; Nigeria`s Buhari to Spend Four Days in U.K. to See Personal Doctor; Hezbollah Supporters Win Lebanon Election; Dozens of Homes Destroyed by Hawaii Volcano; Warren Buffett Says Bitcoin is "Rat Poison"; Investors Remain Optimistic on Blockchain; IBM: Blockchain Can Change the World Like the Internet Did; Nestle Pays $7.2 Billion for Right to Sell Starbucks Coffee; First Lady Melania Trump Unveils Her Platform. Aired 4-5p ET


May 04, 2018
• Donald Trump Celebrates The US Market`s Rally And Unemployment Hit A Record Low, The Air France-Klm Boss Quits, Argentina`s Central Bank Goes For A Monster Rate Hike, CEO`s Behaving Badly, Former CEO Of Volkswagen Is Facing Criminal Charges Over Dieselgate, Official Story About A Hush Payment To A Porn Star That Has Changed, Yet Again, Allegations Of Either Abuse Or Sexual Assault At The Hands Of Uber Drivers. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 03, 2018
• White House's Press Secretary Says She Can't Confirm Reports that the 3 Americans Held in North Korea Would Be Released; Intense Dust Storm Pummels India, Killing 110; Cosby and Polanski Expelled from Oscars Academy; Cisco CEO: U.S. and China Need Each Other; Charlie Dent: Trump Made Tactical Mistake on Trade; Alibaba's Jack Ma Meets Israeli PM; Women Accuse Uber Drivers of Sexual Assault; Elon Musk Cuts Off Boring Bonehead Questions; YouTube Host Questions Elon Musk on Earnings Call; Dow Recovers from 350-Point Selloff. Aired 4-5p ET


May 02, 2018
• Daimler Will Audit Its Supply Chain To Ensure Child Labor Is Not Used, Data Firm Behind The Facebook Privacy Scandal Is Now Set To Close, Investors Are Loving Apple's $100 Billion Stock Buyback Plan, Europe Markets Closed Out The Session, Mostly Higher; Iranian Diplomat: If the U.S. Leaves Deal, there's No Deal Left; Trump's Lead Lawyer Ty Cobb Leaves Position; U.S. Military Plane Crashes in Georgia Suburbs; Southwest Airlines Investigates Cracked Window on its Plane; U2 Plan Augmented Reality Experience for New Tour. Aired: 4-5p ET


May 01, 2018
• Trump: Disgraceful that Mueller's Questions were Leaked; Police Arrest Hundreds at Paris May Day Protests; Actress Ashley Judd Sues Harvey Weinstein; Armenian Opposition Leader Fails in Bid to Become Prime Minister; U.S. Nuclear Watchdog Cast Doubt on the Israeli Prime Minister's Claim that Iran Lied about Wrapping Up its Nuclear Weapons Program; Israel PM: Sanctions will Pile Pressure on Iran; Apple Earnings Beat Expectations; Snap Inc. Shares Dive 17 Percent After Earnings; Rubio: Tax Cuts Helping Shareholders, not Workers; Avengers Infinity War Boosts IMAX. Aired 4-5p ET


April 30, 2018
• Dow Is In The Red For The Last Day Of The Month; Sprint And T- Mobile, The Merger Deal Is Done; Shake Up In Aisle Three As Supermarket Merger Creates A New Top Dog In Britain; Donald Trump Gives Another Strong Signal That He Is Ready To Pull Out Of The Iran Nuclear Deal; Oil Prices Rise To Their Highest Level In More Than Three Years; Trading Was Back To Normal In Toronto After A Massive Technical Problem Forced All Businesses To Stop Early On Friday; Israel's Prime Minister Netanyahu Says He's Obtained New Proof of Iran's Secret Nuclear Weapons Program; More than 30 Killed in Afghanistan Attacks; Trump Suggests Holding Kim Jong-un Meeting at Demilitarized Zone; Stormy Daniels Sues Trump for Alleged Defamation; AT&T-Time Warner Trial to Be Decided on June 12; T-Mobile and Sprint Cite They're Racing China For 5G; "Avengers Infinity War" Makes Box Office History; Saudi King Launches Massive Entertainment Project; Fake Arts Scandal Rocks France; Brent Crude Oil Hits $75 on Middle East Tensions. Aired: 4-5p ET


April 27, 2018
• History On The Korean Peninsula, Angela Merkel Is In Washington In The Coming Days After Emmanuel Macron's State Visit, Global Issues Weighed On The World's Biggest Economies And The Companies In The First Quarter; Trump: U.S. Won't Be Played By Kim Jong-un; U.S. Secretary of State Says the White House is Likely to Ditch the Iran Nuclear Deal; Investigators Cite 2016 Chapecoense Crash was Caused By Lack of Fuel; New Royal Baby Named Louis Arthur Charles; Ex-Australian Prime Minister Says He's Skeptical on Korea Prospects. Aired: 4-5p ET


April 26, 2018
• Bill Cosby Found Guilty in Sexual Assault Trial; White House Has Just Released Two Photographs of the New Secretary Of State, Mike Pompeo; Corporate Earnings In America Back With A Vengeance, Stocks Surging; Korean Leaders to Meet Soon at Historic Summit; Trump to Visit United Kingdom on July 13; Nine Teenagers Killed as Flash Floods Hit Israel; U.S. Senate Approves Mike Pompeo as Secretary of State; G.M. Unveils $4.3 Billion Lifeline for Korea Unit; Big Three U.S. Automakers Report Earnings; Ford to Cut Range of Vehicles Sold in the U.S.; Microsoft, Intel Beat Forecasts with Profits and Revenue Rise; Starbucks Earnings In Line with Expectations; Strong Earnings Boost U.S. Markets; New Karate Combat Fighting League Takes on UFC; Boracay Island Shut Down for Cleanup


April 25, 2018
• Dow Snaps Losing Streak as Market Jitters Continue; Comcast is Bidding for Sky and That's Put Rupert Murdoch's Nose Out of Trouble; Viacom Had Strong Earnings This Morning, Which Could Well Help Its Case as It Looks to Merge Back with CBS; Macron Champions Free and Fair Trade in U.S. Congress; Atos CEO Says France is Becoming the Link Between U.S. and Europe; Dow Drops 200 Points Before Ending in Green; Facebook Posts Strong Results Despite Data Scandal; U.S. Treasury Secretary to Visit China for Trade Talks; Founder of Mozaico Tells His Story on CNN's Traders Show; Marriott Unveils New Loyalty Perks After Starwood Merger. Aired 4-5p ET


April 24, 2018
• Macron Says He Wants to Work on a New Deal with Iran; Trump: Kim Jong-un has Been Very Honorable; Toronto Suspect Minassian Faces 15 Counts of Murder; Six Pakistani Police Officers Killed in Suicide Attack; Glamour Magazine Looks at Women's Relationship with Money; Streaming Becomes the Biggest Money Maker for Music Business; Love and Bananas Documentary Shows Plight of Elephants. Aired 6-5p ET


April 23, 2018
• Alphabet Earnings Beat Wall Street Expectations; Driver in Custody After Van Hits Pedestrians; Waffle House Shooting Suspect in Custody; Macron Expected at White House Soon; Paris Attack Suspect Salah Abdeslam Jailed for 20 Years; Duchess of Cambridge Gives Birth to New Prince; Toronto Mayor Calls for Calm After Van Hits Pedestrians; Nine Dead, Sixteen Injured in Toronto Van Collision. Aired 4-5p ET


April 20, 2018
• Lagarde: Don't Hurt Trade, Oil Prices Dropped, Arsene Wenger Is Stepping Down As Arsenal's Manager, France Wants Full And Permanent Exemption From US Tariffs, South Africa's President Has Returned To The Country And Is Now Meeting With Top ANC Leaders As Protests Grow Today, The Dow Closed Off More Than 200 Points, GE In A Long Time, Gains Has Been Up All Week, Apple Down 2 percent Yesterday, Down 4 percent Today, Wells Fargo Gets A Huge Billion Dollar Fine, U.S. Democratic National Committee Is Suing The Trump Campaign, The Russian Government And WikiLeaks; DJ Avicii Dead at 28; Police Defuse World War II Bomb in Central Berlin; Prince Charles Becomes New Commonwealth Head; Arsene Wenger Leaving Arsenal After 22 Years. Aired 4-5p ET


April 19, 2018
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April 18, 2018
• Time Warner CEO Takes the Stand in Merger Lawsuit; Democrat Senators Say They will Oppose Pompeo's Nomination; Cuba's National Assembly Nominates New President; America Mourns Barbara Bush; Investigators Probe Deadly Accident on Southwest Airline. Aired 4-5p ET


April 17, 2018
• Abe and Trump Discusses Trade and North Korea; U.S., Syria Give Conflicting Accounts on Global Chemical Weapons Experts; Prime Minister Theresa May Apologizes for Treatment of Windrush Generation; Microsoft Leads Coalition Against Cyber Warfare; Starbucks to Close U.S. Stores for Race-Bias Training; One Dead, Seven Injured on Southwest Flight; China-U.S. Trade Battle Escalates; IMF Chief Economist Predicts Global Growth will Slow after 2019; U.S. Stocks Rally, Twitter Soars on Upgrade


April 16, 2018
• Two Black Men Get Arrested at Starbucks for Trespassing; Starbucks CEO Apologizes for the Arrests of Two Black Men; WPP Shares Fall after Sorrell Resigns; Martin Sorrell Quits Amid Investigation of Misconduct Claim; Comey Releases Book About Trump and His Administration; Beyonce Becomes First Black Woman to Headline Coachella Festival; Phelps Becomes Colgate Ambassador; Stormy Daniels and Attorney Addresses Press; Earnings Boost U.S. Markets. Aired 4-5p ET


April 13, 2018
• White House Hits Back On Comey Revelation; Trump Reconsidering TPP Trade Deal; Western Powers Strike Syria Targets after Suspected Chemical Attack; Palestinian Officials Say At Least One Person has Died, 960 Injured in Gaza Protests; Trump Pardons Ex-Cheney Aide Convicted of Perjury in CIA Case; Roma Faces Liverpool, Bayern Faces Madrid in Champions League Semi- Finals. Aired 4-5p ET


April 12, 2018
• Congress Grills Secretary of State Nominee; Massive Power Outage Hits Puerto Rico; National Enquirer Paid Trump Doorman $30,000 to Keep Quiet about Trump Affair Rumor; Duterte Apologizes to Hong Kong Victims of Manila Hostage Tragedy; Analysts Say Bitcoin won't Regain Record Levels; Japanese Band Makes Song and Dance about Cryptocurrency. Aired 4-5p ET


April 11, 2018
• Trump Tells Russia to Get Ready for Missile Strike on Syria; Kremlin: Won't Take Part in Twitter Diplomacy; Two Hundred and Fifty Seven Killed in Algeria Military Plane Crash; House Speaker Ryan to Retire from Congress in November; Trump Considers Firing Mueller and Rosenstein; Zuckerberg Tussles with Lawmakers Over Data Privacy; Sugarfina Candy Scours the Globe for the Best Candy. Aired 4-5p ET


April 10, 2018
• Did Not Air This Date


April 09, 2018
• UN Security Council Meets Amid Syria Attack Fallout; Federal Agents Raid Office of Trump Lawyer Michael Cohen; President Trump Promises a Major Decision on Syria in Two Days; A White House Official Says Trump is Watching Reports of Cohen Raid; Facebook CEO Apologizes on Eve of Senate Testimony; Facebook to Alert Users about Cambridge Analytica; U.S. Stocks Rise as Trade War Fears Ease; U.S. Sanctions Drive Russian Shares Lower; U.S. Authorities Indict Backpage.com Creators. Aired 4-5p ET


April 06, 2018
• Dow Sinks As Trade War Fears Return, Mnuchin Says There Is A Potential For A Trade War; Dow Drops More Than 500 Points; Russia Calls US Sanctions Unjustified, Kostin Says to U.S. and Russia, Stop Retaliating, U.S. Sanctions Target Putin's Inner Circle, Facebook Has Announced More Changes To The Site To Stop Election Meddling; China: We Will See Out Trade War At Any Cost; Lula da Silva Defies Arrest Warrant; Stakes Quickly Rising in China-U.S. Trade Dispute; U.S. Economy Created 103,000 Jobs in March; French Rail and Airline Workers Continue Strikes; Trade War Fears Upset European Markets; Elon Musk Warns About a Threat in New Documentary. Aired 4-5p ET


April 05, 2018
• Facebook Shares Rally As Site Tweaks Data Rules; Investors Hope For Trade War Relief; Regulators Probe Facebook Over Data Privacy; UN Security Council Meets On Russia Spy Attack; Russian Ambassador Calls Poisoning Allegation Fake Storyl Larry Kudlow's Words Calms The Market, JP Morgan Chief Has Also Sent Out His Views On China Trade War In His Annual Letter; Judge Presses Witnesses In Time Warner-AT&T Trial; Ex-Russian Spy's Daughter Says She is Recovering Well; German Court Has Agreed To Release Carles Puigdemont On Bail; Brazil's Supreme Court Ruled That Former President Lula Da Silva Must Start Serving His 12-Year Prison Sentence; President Trump Says In A Tweet That The Migrant Caravan Moving Towards The US Has Largely Broken Up; London's Mayor Blames UK Government's Austerity Cuts For A Spate Of Murders In The British Capital; Judge Presses Witnesses in AT&T-Time Warner Trial; Content Piracy Costs Entertainment Industry Millions; Capital Economics Warns Bitcoin is Worthless; Modex CEO Assures that Blockchain Technology will Soon be a Part of Everyday Life; Bollywood Star Jailed for Poaching; Rebound Rally Continues as Trade War Fears Ease. Aired: 4-5p ET


April 04, 2018
• A Senior Trump Administration Official Says President Trump Will Keep U.S. Troops in Syria for Now; Robert Mueller Tells Trump Lawyers that the President is not the Target of a Criminal Probe; China Takes Aim at Planes, Cars and Soybeans in Retaliation to U.S. Tariffs; Atlanta Struggles to Recover from Ransomware Attack; Boeing Pushes U.S.-China to Avert Trade War; Facebook Says Cambridge Analytica May have had Access to Data of About 87 Million Facebook Users. Aired 4-5p ET


April 03, 2018
• Trump Proposes Sending Troops to Guard U.S.-Mexico Border Wall Until Wall is Built; Dutch Lawyer Sentenced in Mueller Probe; Travel Chaos in France Amid Rolling Rail Strike; Netanyahu Backtracks on Migrant Resettlement Deal; Spotify Battles Deep-Pocketed Rivals; Gene Simmons: Streaming Artists Risk Being Short-Changed; Police Say there's Been an Active Shooter at YouTube Headquarters in California; Oklahoma Teachers Strike Over Pay and Working Conditions; Carnival Cruise Line Joins Fight Against Bermuda's Ban on Same-Sex Marriage. Aired 4-5p ET


April 02, 2018
• Gaza Death Toll from Friday Clashes Rises to 18; Netanyahu Suspends Migrant Deal; Trump-Putin Discussed Meeting at White House; U.S. Markets Tumble on Trade and Tech Fears; Spotify to List Shares on NYSE Tuesday; Spotify Leads Apple for Paying Subscribers; New York DJs Compare Spotify to Apple Music; Mark Zuckerberg Calls Tim Cook's Comments on Facebook "Extremely Glib"; France Braces for Nationwide Transport Strike; Hackers Steal Data from Millions of Saks and Lord & Taylor Customers; Trump Renews Attack on Amazon as Shares Plunge. Aired: 4-5p ET


March 30, 2018
• Facebook under Fire over Controversial Memo; Kenyans Question Cambridge Analytica Role in Election; Russia Expels Diplomats from Countries Worldwide; RT to Go Off Air in Washington; Israel Military Uses Force to Contain Gaza Protests; Russian Foreign Ministry: U.S. is Trying to Recruit Expelled Diplomats; Woman Accuses a Top U.N. Official for Forcing Himself on Her; Space X Launches Rocket, But Recycling Effort Fails; Extreme Volatility Rocks Markets in First Quarter; Dow Posts First Quarterly Loss Since 2015; Wall Street Optimistic About Q1 Earnings; Trump Worries Global Elites in Davos; Zimbabwe's President Searches for Inward Investment; Mnangagwa: Priority of Zimbabweans is Economy, not Social Rights; Quest Tours UPS; World Sport. Aired 4-5p ET


March 29, 2018
• Markets Rally on Final Trading Day of Q1; Trump Renews Attacks on Amazon; Facebook Cuts Off Data Brokers; Russia Orders 60 Diplomats to Leave. Aired 4-5p ET


March 28, 2018
• Navarro Talks Trade; Tech Stocks Face Fresh Pressure after Selloff; Amazon Shares Drop on Reports that Trump is "Obsessed." Aired 4-5p ET


March 27, 2018
• National Day of Mourning in Russia for Fire Victims; Mysterious Train Leaves Beijing with No Confirmation North Korea`s Kim Jong-un was Aboard; Holocaust Survivor Murdered in Possible Hate Crime; Israeli Prime Minister Taken to Hospital; Waymo and Jaguar Unveil Self-Driving Electric SUV; Arizona Suspends Uber`s Self-Driving Car Tests; GE Rallies on Rumors of Warren Buffett Stake; Spotify Predicts 200 Million Users By the End of 2018; SoundCloud CEO: We Focus on Creators First; Sponsors Slam Australian Cricketers for Cheating. Aired 4-5p ET


March 26, 2018
• Dow Surges on Hopes for Trade Talks; E.U. Harsher Measures against Russia Could Come Soon; U.S. Federal Trade Commission Investigating Facebook; U.S. to Expel 50 Russian Diplomats Over Poisoning of Ex-Spy; Fire Exits Blocked in Russian Mall Devastated by Fire Kills 64; Stormy Daniels Details Alleged Trump Affair; Day One of Voting Ends in Egypt Presidential Elections; Oil Hovers Near $70 a Barrel Amid Middle East Tensions; Chinese Oil Futures Begin Trading in Shanghai; Qantas Airline Makes a Historic 17- Hour Nonstop Flight from Perth, Australia to London; Bill Gates Publicly Rebukes Nigeria's Leaders; Kenya Regroups after a Divisive Presidential Election; Remington Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy. Aired 4-5p ET


March 23, 2018
• Trade War Fears Push Dow into Correction; Trade Tariffs and Possible Trade War with China; Likely Retaliation of China to the U.S. Trade Tariffs; Terrorist Situation in Thebes, France; Deadly Car Bomb Rocks Southern Afghanistan; U.S. Indicts Nine Iranians in Hacking Scheme; U.K. Law Enforcement Raid Cambridge Analytica's Offices; File-Sharing Service Dropbox Pops in Wall Street Debut; Mozilla, Sonos Suspend Advertising on Facebook; Pint-Sized Champagne Set to Return After Brexit; European Markets Close Sharply Lower. Aired 5-6p ET


March 22, 2018
• Trump Hits China with $50 Billion Tariff; Trump's Lead Lawyer on Russia Probe Resigns; Car Bomb Rocks Somali Capital; U.S. Drops Charges Against 11 Turkish Bodyguards; Trump Trade War Fears Rock U.S. Markets; AT&T and Time Warner Trial Begins; WTTC: Tourism Accounts for One in Every Five New Jobs; Dow Tumbles 724 Points After Trump Unveils Tariffs. Aired 5- 6p ET


March 21, 2018
• Fed Chairman Says Several Factors are Supporting the Outlook, Fiscal Policy Has Become More Stimulative - Ongoing Job Gains are Boosting Incomes and Confidence - Foreign Growth is on a Firm Trajectory - Overall Financial Conditions Remain Accommodative; Marc Zuckerberg Said "We Have a Responsibility to Protect Your Data and if We Can't Then We Don't Deserve to Serve You" As He Breaks His Silence on the Facebook Data Scandal And Promises That Lessons Will Be Learned


March 20, 2018
• Facebook CEO Stays Quiet Over Data Scandal; Sarah Sanders Dodges Question on Russian Election; Trump Meets with Saudi Crown Prince; Toyota Pauses Autonomous Car Testing Program; U.K. Asks Mark Zuckerberg to Testify at Fake News Inquiry; Facebook Investors Fear Regulation Loss of Users; Fifth Explosion in Texas Hits FedEx Facility; FedEx Makes 1.53 Billion from Tax Bill; United Airlines Suspends Pet Travel in Cargo Holds


March 19, 2018
• Facebook Loses Billions Of Dollars As Its Data Scandal Goes Global; Britain And Europe Set A Date For The Great British Brexit Transition; Uber Self-Driving Cars Are Off The Roads After A Deadly Crash With A Pedestrian. Aired 5-6p ET


March 16, 2018
• British Authorities Have Launched a Murder Investigation into This Week's Death of a Russian Ex-Pat in London; Russia Is Calling Friday's Comments by the British Foreign Secretary "Shocking Unpardonable Diplomatic Misconduct"; Israeli Authorities are Investigating a Deadly Attack and the West Bank; An 18-year-old Iraqi Asylum-Seeker Has Been Convicted of Attempted Murder the on the London Underground; Puerto Ricans Still Dying in Hurricane Maria's Wake; Jacob Zuma Faces Corruption and Money Laundering Charges; Shares in Cyber Security Firm Zscaler Soar on Market Debut; United Airlines Diverts Flight After Dog Landed on Wrong Plane Again. Aired 5-6p ET


March 15, 2018
• U.S. Imposes New Sanctions on Russia for Meddling in Election; At Least One Dead, Others Injured in Bridge Collapse; Thousands Flee Eastern Ghouta as Army Closes In. Aired 5-6p ET


March 14, 2018
• Sanctions are Underway for Russia as Theresa May Blames Moscow for a Nerve Attack on British Soil; Donald Trump Picks the Cable Guy to be his Top Economic Advisor, that's Larry Kudlow; A New Disaster for United Airlines, A Passenger's Dog Died in an Overhead Bin


March 13, 2018
• President Trump Fires Secretary of State Rex Tillerson; Russia Says it will not Respond to the U.K.'s Ultimatum without Evidence; A State Attorney in Florida Announces He will Seek a Death Penalty Against the Confessed Parkland School Shooter Nicholas Cruz. Aired 5-6p ET


March 12, 2018
• Russia Faces Retribution from Britain over the Spy Poisoning Case, what Might that Punishment be from Theresa May; France's Finance Minister Says Europe is United and Ready for a Trump Trade War; French Finance Minister says I don't want to fight with one of the closest allies of France and of Europe but if it is a necessity to protect our interests, if it proves to be necessary to take strong measures, to protect our interests, to protect our jobs, to protect our industry, to not have any doubt about that, we will take the necessary strong measures to protect our own interests; CNN Partnering with Young People around the World for Student Led Day of Action Against Modern-Day Slavery


March 09, 2018
• President Trump to Meet With Kim Jung-un; Potential Outcomes and Risks of Trump-Jung-Un Meeting; Stock Market Update; Martin Shkreli Reduced to Tears as He Now Faces Years in Federal Prison; Barack Obama Reportedly in Talks to Become Netflix Producer; Police in California Report of an Active Shooter in a Veteran's Home in Napa County; Kenya Political Rivals Now to Put Feud Behind Them; Saudi Arabia Energy Minister Says the New York Stock Exchange could be a Risky Venue for its State Oil Company's Market Debut. Aired 4-5p ET


March 08, 2018
• Trump Signs Trade Tariffs into Law; Interview with Joanne Lipman; Interview with Gloria Allred, Lawyer and Star of New Netflix Series. Aired 4-5p ET


March 07, 2018
• White House Announcement on Tariffs Coming this Week; UK to EU Don't Hurt Our Financial Services; Saudi Crown Prince Woos Investors; Global Stocks Sink After Gary Cohn Resigns; Why this Year's Women's Day is Different. Aired 4-5p ET


March 06, 2018
• U.K. Threatens Sanctions if Ex-Russian Spy was Poisoned; North Korea is Willing to Talk to U.S. About Giving Up Nukes; European Airlines CEOs Look for Common Ground at A4E. Aired 4-5p ET


March 05, 2018
• Trump Threatens Tariffs in NAFTA Talks; McDormand Proposes the Use of "Inclusion Riders"; Inside in Heart of the UPS Worldport;


March 02, 2018
• Trump Says Trade Wars are Good; Dow Struggles Amid Talk of Trade War; EU Leader Thank British Prime Minister for "Clarity"; Trump Promises Victory in Global Trade Wars; Euroskeptic Parties Hope for Victory in Italian Elections. Aired 4-5p ET


March 01, 2018
• Dow Sinks as Trump Announces Steel Tariffs; U.S. Allies Vow to Respond to Tariffs; European Travel Snarled by Major Snowstorm; QVC Takes on Amazon; Belvedere Vodka Teams Up with U.S. Singer Janelle Monae. Aired 4-5p ET


February 28, 2018
• Trump Meets with Lawmakers on Guns and Safety; UPS Shares Suffer 17% Fall During Volatile February; UPS CEO Says We are the E-Commerce Vendor of Choice. Aired 4-5p ET


February 27, 2018
• Comcast Take on Murdoch with Bid for Sky; German Car Industry Rattled by Diesel Ban; Powell Faces First Capitol Hill Hearing as Fed Chair; Olympic Curling Champion Goes Back to Work. Aired 4-5p ET


February 26, 2018
• Dow Surges in Fresh Push for 26,000; Nene Returns as South African Finance Minister; Trump Calls Xi "Unique" After Term Limits Removed; Samsung Shows Off New Flagship Smartphone; Journalist Found Dead After Investigation Tax Fraud. Aired 4-5p ET


February 23, 2018
• Trump Warns of "Phase Two" if North Korea Sanctions Fail; Major Companies Pull Support from NRA; Dropbox Files for IPO as Stock Soar; Facebook Co-Founder Looks to Tackle Inequality; Dubai at the Forefront of Disaster Aid Logistics. Aired 4-5p ET


February 22, 2018
• Trump To NRA: Time to Toughen Up; Wall St. Rallies for First Gains of the Week; IATA Hails Safe Year for Aviation; Trump Says He'll Take Action, But NRA Won't Budge; Florida Shooting Survivor Demand Action at CNN Town Hall; Facebook, YouTube Spread Conspiracy Theories; Dow Snaps Losing Streak; Dow, S&P 500 Close Higher; Major U.S. Markets, Close Higher; Amazon Ends Session at All-Time Closing High. 4-4:30P ET


February 21, 2018
• Trump to Meet School Shooting Survivors; Australia Introduced Tougher Gun Laws in 1996; Final Version of Trans-Pacific Trade Deal Released. Aired 4-5p ET


February 20, 2018
• Walmart Earnings Disappoint, Amid Amazon Battle; ECB Official Refuses to Resign Amid Corruption Charges; Sweating It Out in Barry's Bootcamp; Eurostar Previews New London to Amsterdam Route; Venezuela Starts Selling Own Cryptocurrency. Aired 4-5p ET


February 19, 2018
• Facebook Updates Plan to Fight Election Meddling; Inside Look at Russian Troll Farms and Benefactors; China Warns U.S. Against New Tariffs; Bank Employees in Argentina Go on Strike; "Black Panther" Brings in a Record-Breaking Box Office Weekend. Aired 4-5p ET


February 16, 2018
• Mueller Investigation Indictments; South Africa's New President Pushes for Economic Growth; Will the U.S. Impose Heavy Tariff on China's Steel Imports?; "Black Panther" Premiere. Aired 4-5p ET


February 15, 2018
• New South African President Faces Opposition; Outrage Over School Shooting. Aired 4-5p ET


February 14, 2018
• South African President Jacob Zuma Steps Down; Deadly School Shooting in Florida. Aired 4-4:15p ET


February 13, 2018
• Jacob Zuma Defies Party's Calls to Step Down; Trump Vows to Revise U.S.-Korea Trade Deal; Republicans Want Immigration Deal Done This Week; Maurice Levy: Macron Delivering on Reforms; Israel Police: Sufficient Evidence to Indict Netanyahu; Haitians React to Oxfam Scandal; Apple Holds Investor Meeting after Homepod Release; U.S. Intel Chief: No Doubt Russia Will Interfere in Midterms; Meghan Markle's Handbag Sells Out. Aired 4-5p ET


February 12, 2018
• Stocks Go Stratospheric; Oxfam Apologizes for Sex Scandal. Aired 4- 5p ET


February 09, 2018
• Dow Swings 1000+ Points to Close Volatile Week; Brexit Transition; Waymo and Uber Settle Trade Secrets Lawsuit; Rand Paul Holds Up Spending Bill over Deficit; White House Denies John Kelly Has Offered to Resign; Historic Handshake at Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony; Historic Week at the New York Stock Exchange. Aired 4-5p ET


February 08, 2018
• Dow Plunges 1,000 Points as Sell-Off Resumes; Carney Braces Britain for Faster Rate Hikes; U.S. Congress Spends Big to Avoid Shutdown; U.K. Lawmakers Visit Washington for Fake News Inquiry. Aired 4-5p ET


February 07, 2018
• Dow Down Right Before Closing; Elon Musk Launches His Tesla into Space; Steve Wynn is Out of Casino Empire. Aired 4-5p ET


February 06, 2018
• Dow Surges after Suffering Massive Loss; Tech Gadget Breaks Language Barriers; Rescues Underway in Taiwan for Quake Victims; Elon Musk's Super Rocket Lifts Off. Aired 4-5p ET


February 05, 2018
• Dow Falls 1179 Points, Biggest Points Drop in History. Aired 4-5p ET


February 02, 2018
• Dow Suffers Worst Point Drop in Years; Trump Slams FBI Controversial Memo Released; Democrats Warn of Constitutional Crisis in U.S.; Champagne Boss Warns About Global Warming; Accor Hotels CEO Says Travel is a Blessed Industry. Aired 4-5p ET


February 01, 2018
• Tech Giants to Release Earnings Any Minute; PayPal Shares Sink After eBay Split; French Growth Continues Amid Macron Reforms; Air France- KLM Sees New Spirit in Macron's France. Aired 4-5p ET


January 31, 2018
• Apple in Legal Trouble? Theresa May Visits China. Aired 4-5p ET


January 30, 2018
• Trump Prepares for Sate of the Union; Bezos, Buffet, Dimon take on Health Care; Cybercriminals Target Cash Points; New York's Infrastructure Under Severe Strain; Twitter to Clamp Down on Fake Followers. Aired 4-5p ET


January 29, 2018
• Food and Beverage Merger Sends Stocks Soaring; VW Investigating Emission Tests on Monkeys; David Beckham Speaks About His New Miami Team; President of Zimbabwe Won't Campaign for Gay Rights;


January 26, 2018
• Trump Says It's a Great Time to Do Business in U.S.; Lagarde Says Judge Trump on Deeds Not Creeds; U.S. Trade Panel Backs Bombardier; Varadkar Says U.K. has Promised No Hard Border; How to Build an Igloo in a Fractured World. Aired 4-5p ET


January 25, 2018
• Trump Makes Wave in Davos; Mnuchin Goes (Green) Back and Forth on Dollar; U.S. President Hints at TPP Turnaround; Australian Trade Minister Reacts to Trump's TPP Hints; Pakistan Prime Minister bothered by Trump's Aid Treats. Aired 4-5p ET


January 24, 2018
• Trump Team Warns of Trade War in Davos; Merkel and Macron Defend Globalization; Mnangagwa Says Zimbabwe is Open for Business; Interpol Says Cybercrime is Our Turf; Saudi Aramco CEO Sheds Light on IPO Decision. Aired 4-5p ET


January 23, 2018
• World Leaders Push Back at Trump on Trade; Tax-Cut Bonanza Continues for Blue Chips; Trudeau urges Inclusive Growth at WEF 2018; Bankers in Davos Hail Trump's Tax Cuts; Russian Bank Chief on Possible U.S. Sanctions. Aired 4-5


January 22, 2018
• Trump Destined for Davos After Shutdown Breakthrough; Markets at Records on Eve of World Economic Forum; World Economic Forum Calls on Leaders to Mend Fractured World; KPMG Chairman Warns of Geopolitical Dangers; IHG CEO Says We're Using Tax Break to Grow Our Business;


January 19, 2018
• Schumer Reports Progress on Shutdown Talks; Merkel Plans Trip to Davos; Coke CEO Calls for a "World Without Waste"; Google Arts and Culture App Goes Viral; Delta Gets Tighter with Pets on Planes;


January 18, 2018
• Amazon Shortlists 20 Cities for HQ2; U.S. Government Staring at Shutdown; Niall Ferguson on Power and Social Networks; Nigel Sheinwald Says EU is Waiting for Clarity from U.K. Government;


January 17, 2018
• Apple Promises Massive Investment in U.S.; Dow Roars Past 26,000; Bitcoin Price Sinks Below $10,000; Ford Shares Suffer Sharp Sell-Off; YouTube Takes Action on Controversial Videos. Aired 4-5p ET


January 16, 2018
• Doctor Gives Results of Trump's Physical; Dow Falls Back after Topping 26,000; Arianna Huffington on #MeToo Movement; Vantiv-Worldpay Deal Values Firm at $25 Billion; Trump's Energy Deregulation Spree; Trump Voters in Ohio Happy with Their President; Luxury Watchmakers Turn to Social Media. Aired 4-5p ET


January 15, 2018
• Carillion Collapse Puts Thousands of Jobs at Risk; 77 Hurt as Floor Collapses at Jakarta Stock Exchange; Five Days until U.S. Government Runs out of Money; Trump Presses on with Deregulation Agenda; Iran Releases 440 Anti-Government Protesters; SPD Leaders Want New Coalition with Merkel; Retail CEOs Say Physical Stores Are Not Dead; Luxury Watch Fair Begins in Geneva; Tide Responds after Teenagers Eat Laundry Pods; "Impossible Burger" Targets Meat Eaters. Aired 4-5p ET


January 12, 2018
• Trump Under Pressure Amid Racism Row; Facebook Shares Slide After News Feed Tweak; U.S. Companies Apologize for Angering China; T. Boone Pickens Calls Time on Legendary Career; Right Name, Wrong Book Becomes Surprise Best Seller. Aired 4-5p ET


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