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July 24, 2019
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July 23, 2019
• Boris Johnson Promises To Deliver Brexit Within A Hundred Days; Businesses Worry About Johnson's Brexit Strategy; U.S. Markets Trading Higher On Strong Earnings; Boris Johnson Wins Party Vote to Become Next Prime Minister of the U.K.; Iran Congratulates Boris Johnson on Becoming Prime Minister; South Korea Fires Warning Shots at Russian Jet. Aired 3-4p ET


July 22, 2019
• Trump Disputes Iran's Claim on Catching CIA Spies; Puerto Ricans Block Highway in Protest of Governor; Voting Closes in Contest to Replace Theresa May. Aired 3-4p ET


July 19, 2019
• Iranian Revolutionary Guard Says It Has Seized A British Oil Tanker In The Strait Of Hormuz; Trump Renews Criticism of U.S. Congresswomen; CNN: Armed U.S. Aircraft Flies Over U.S. Commercial Ship. Aired 3-4p ET


July 18, 2019
• Netflix Is Losing As Investors Are Reacting To Warning Signs Of The Company's Results; U.S. Navy Is Sending A Message To Iran With A Show Of Force; James Bullard Says An Expected Cut Next Week Is Now Overdue; U.S. Ship Destroys an Iranian Drone; Thirty Three Dead in Suspected Arson Attack at Anime Studio in Japan; A Judge Denies Bail for Epstein in Child Sex Trafficking Case. Aired 3-4p ET


July 17, 2019
• The E.U. Delivers A New Challenge To Amazon; Facebook Executives Today In Front Of Financial Services Committee In The House Of Representatives; Iran Foreign Minister Says "We Will Never Start A War." Aired 3-4p ET


July 16, 2019
• Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell Debunks Allegations that President Trump is a Racist; Facebook, Apple, Amazon, Google Testify in Antitrust Probe; U.K. to Deploy Additional Warship and Tanker to Gulf. Aired 3-4p ET


July 15, 2019
• Jacob Zuma Denies Wrongdoing at Corruption Inquiry; Amazon Workers Protest on Amazon Prime Day; Symantec and Broadcom End Takeover Talks. Aired 3-4p ET


July 12, 2019
• Triple Records On The Cards For The U.S. Markets; Arch Rivals Ford And VW, Setting Aside Rivalries Working On Electric Self-Driving Cars. Aired 3-4p ET


July 11, 2019
• The Fed's Jerome Powell Strongly Hinting At A Rate Cut Today; Former Bosses Of France Telecom Awaiting On A Verdict In A Case Involving Multiple Workplace Suicides; France Is About To Become The First Country In Europe To Introduce A Tax On Tech Giants; President Trump to Make Announcement on Citizenship Info; Storm in Greece Kills 6, Injures Dozens; WTI Surged Wednesday as Storm Threatens Rigs. Aired 3-4p ET


July 10, 2019
• U.S. Labor Secretary Defends Role in Jeffrey Epstein Case; Fed Chair Powell Hints at Interest Rate Cut; U.K. Ambassador Quits as Boris Johnson Withholds Support. Aired 3-4p ET


July 09, 2019
• British Foreign Secretary Blasts Trump as "Disrespectful and Wrong"; Hong Kong Chief Executive Says Extradition Bill is Dead; Saudi Princess on Trial in Paris for Beating Workman. Aired 3-4p ET


July 08, 2019
• Former Wife of Sir Paul McCartney Heather Mills Reaches Settlement in Phone-Hacking Scandal; U.S. Teen 'Coco' Gauff Ends Run at Wimbledon; Aspiring South African Astronaut Dies in Crash. Aired 3-4p ET


July 05, 2019
• Stellar Jobs Report For June; Deutsche Bank Loses A Top Executive As It Begins Some Painful Restructuring; Amazon Celebrate 25 Years Of Doing Business. Aired: 3-3:30p ET


July 04, 2019
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July 03, 2019
• Christine Lagarde Picked To Run The European Central Bank; Donald Trump Announced Two New Picks For The Federal Reserve Board; Tesla Sets New Records For The Number Of Cars Delivered In A Quarter; Canopy Growth CEO Speaks Out on Being Fired; Zimbabwe Faces Passport Shortage; Security Council Meets on Libya Migrant Attack. Aired 3-4p ET


July 02, 2019
• Fire on Russian Submersible Leaves 14 Crew Members Dead; At Least 50 Killed in Nigeria Fuel Tanker Explosion; England and USA Face Off for Spot in Women's World Cup Final. Aired 3-4p ET


July 01, 2019
• Iran Exceeds Limits of Enriched Uranium Stockpiles; Warren Buffett Donates $3.6 Billion to Charity; A Teenager Upsets Venus Williams at Wimbledon. Aired 3-4p ET


June 28, 2019
• Europe's Heat-Wave Hits a New Record at 45.1 Degrees Celsius in France; Trump and Putin Meet for the First Time Since Mueller Report; Jimmy Carter Suggests President Trump is an Illegitimate President. Aired 3-4p ET


June 27, 2019
• German Chancellor Angela Merkel Seen Shaking for a Second Time in Two Weeks; Brazilian Official Traveling with Brazil's President has Been Arrested for Possession of Cocaine; Boeing Discovers New Flaw in 737 Max; China And The United States Set Terms Ahead Of Their G20 Trade Talks; Big Businesses Getting The Boot At The First Primary Debate; Two Major Decisions Handed Down By The U.S. Supreme Court. Aired: 3-4p ET


June 26, 2019
• President Trump Calls for Lawsuit Against Social Media; Iran Foreign Minister: U.S. is in No Position to Obliterate Iran; French Prosecutors Say There Were No Signs of Criminal Intent in Notre Dame Fire. Aired 3-4p ET


June 25, 2019
• President Trump Threatens Iran with Obliteration if it Attacks Anything American; Head of U.S. Customs and Border Protection Steps Down; FedEx Sues U.S. Government Over Huawei Ban. Aired 3-4p ET


June 24, 2019
• President Trump Imposes Hard-Hitting Sanctions on Iran; Turkish Opposition Candidate Wins Mayoral Vote Re-Do; Bitcoin Rallies Past $11,000. Aired 3-4p ET


June 21, 2019
• Tense Posturing Between The U.S. And Iran; The S&P 500 Touches A New High Despite A Turbulent Week; Protesters Are Back On The Streets Of Hong Kong. Aired 3-4p ET


June 20, 2019
• A New Video Shows a U.S. Drone Being Shot Down; Chinese President Visits North Korea for Talks with Kim Jong-un; Johnson, Hunt Remain the Final Two Competitors in Race to Become the Next U.K. PM; U.S. President Donald Trump Appears To Dial Down The Tension Over The Downing Of A U.S. Drone By Iran; Secretary Of State Mike Pompeo Has Just Released The Annual Trafficking In Persons Report; Carole Ghosn Says Her Husband Was Setup. Aired: 3-4p ET


June 19, 2019
• Uncertainty rising at the Fed; A Hero Pilot Tells Lawmakers Boeing Failed To Train Pilots On How To Deal With A Crisis On Its 737 MAX 8; UN Says Saudi Arabia Is Responsible For The State Killing Of Jamal Khashoggi; Fed Chair Jerome Powell Responds to President Trump's Criticism; David Gilmour to Auction More Than 120 Iconic Guitars for Charity; U.S. Navy Allows CNN to View Damaged Tankers. Aired 3-4p ET


June 18, 2019
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June 17, 2019
• Boeing Tries To Win Back Trust And Win Back Orders At This Year's Paris Air Show; India Has Slapped New Tariffs On American Goods; Sotheby's Has Been Sold; U.S. Companies Plead Their Case on Tariffs; Former Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi Dies at 67; Fashion Icon and Artist Gloria Vanderbilt Dies at 95. Aired 3-4p ET


June 14, 2019
• Tehran Says It Wasn't Involved In The Attacks On Two Tankers; Tech Stocks Are Among The Worst Performers Of The Day; Google CEO Warns Of The Risks Of Over Regulation. Aired: 3-4p ET


June 13, 2019
• Tankers Attacked At The Global Choke Point For Crude Oil; The Chairman Of The House Intelligence Committee Warns Deep Fakes Are Coming; Beijing Denies Involvement In A Cyberattack That Coincided With Protests In Hong Kong; Mike Pompeo: Iran Responsible for Tanker Attacks on Gulf of Oman; Amanda Knox to Speak on Trial By Media; Mexico Sends National Guards to Border to Stop Migrants. Aired 3-4p ET


June 12, 2019
• American KKR Offers to Buy German Publisher Axel Springer; President Trump and Polish President Agree to Strengthen Security Cooperation; Seventy Two Injured in Hong Kong Clashes; President Trump Holds Joint News Conference With Polish President; At Least 72 People Have Been Taken To Hospital After A Shocking Day Of Violent Protests in Hong Kong; Nintendo's Billion Dollar Delay. Aired: 3-4p ET


June 11, 2019
• New York's Four Seasons Serves its Final Power Lunch; Beyond Meat Shares Tumble; Protesters in Hong Kong Protest Against Extradition Bill. Aired 3-4p ET


June 10, 2019
• Did Not Air


June 07, 2019
• EU Warns Italy Over Finances; U.S., Russia Trade Blame After Warships Nearly Collided; Women's World Cup Kicks Off in Paris; A disappointing jobs report; Mexican Government Trying To Stave Off Tariffs; U.S. Businesses Slowly Abandoning Huawei. Aired: 3-4p ET


June 06, 2019
• One Cadet Killed, 22 Injured Near U.S. Military Academy; World Leaders Mark 75th Anniversary of D-Day Invasion; Fiat-Chrysler Blames France for its Abandoned Talks with Renault. Aired 3-4p ET


June 05, 2019
• President Trump Makes First Official Visit to Ireland; World Leaders Mark 75th Anniversary of D-Day; U.S. Senators Unveil Resolutions to Block Weapons Sales to Saudi Arabia and UAE. Aired 3-4p ET


June 04, 2019
• Global Vigils Mark 30 Years Since Tiananmen Square Massacre; U.S. Imposes New Travel Restrictions on Cuba; The Trumps Host Reciprocal Dinner for British Royals. Aired 3-4p ET


June 03, 2019
• Queen Elizabeth Hosts President Trump at Buckingham Palace for a State Banquet; At Least 30 Reported Killed in Sudan Security Crackdown; U.K. Labor Leader Boycotts Trump State Banquet. Aired 3-4p ET


May 31, 2019
• Donald Trump's Mexican Tariffs Sparks Mayhem On The Markets; China Is Preparing To Deliver Its Own Body Blow To The U.S. Economy; Truckers in America Still Back President Trump Despite Trade War; Mexico's President Says the U.S. Threat to Slap Tariffs on Mexican Products is not the Way to Stop the Flow of Migrants Across the Border; Uber Shares Faces Bumpy Ride After Q1 Report. Aired: 3-4p ET


May 30, 2019
• Seven Killed, 21 Missing in Hungary Tour Boat Accident; Trump Lashes Out at Mueller and Russia Probe; Indian Prime Minister Modi Sworn in for a Second Term. Aired 3-4p ET


May 29, 2019
• Boeing Boss Wishes Airbus Happy Birthday; China Readies New Tactics for U.S. Trade War; More Violent Storms Slam Midwestern U.S. Aired 3-4p ET


May 28, 2019
• EU Leaders Gather in Brussels to Discuss Top Jobs; Johnson & Johnson Opioid Trial Begins in Oklahoma; MacKenzie Bezos Signs a Pledge to Give Away Half of Her Fortune. Aired 3-4p ET


May 27, 2019
• Brexit Party Celebrates U.K. Election Victory; Huawei Founder Defends Apple Amid Tensions Over Trade; Death Toll this Season on Mount Everest Rises to 11. Aired 3-4p ET


May 24, 2019
• Theresa May Is To Resign On June 7th; Explosion In The City Of Lyon, France; The Business Community's Reacion About Post Theresa May Brexit Environment; ; Kenyan Court Upholds Law Against Gay Sex; Video of Pelosi Slurring Her Words Goes Viral. Aired: 3-4p ET


May 23, 2019
• India Prime Minister Modi Wins Re-Election; U.K., Netherlands Kick Off European Parliament Election; President Trump Announces $16 Billion Bailout to Farmers Hurt By Trade War. Aired 3-4p ET


May 22, 2019
• Trump Says He Won't Work with Democrats Until They Stop Investigating Him; Schumer and Pelosi Accuse President Trump of not Cooperating with Them; Six Killed, More Than 200 Wounded in Jakarta Protests. Aired 3-4p ET


May 21, 2019
• Theresa May Promises to Give Lawmakers a Vote on Whether to Hold a Second National Referendum on Brexit; Formula One Legend Niki Lauda Dies at Age 70; Celebrity Chef Jamie Oliver's Restaurant Chain Collapses. Aired 3- 4p ET


May 20, 2019
• Philip Morris Campaigns for a Smoke-Free Future; Tech Stocks Slide on U.S. Decision to Blacklist Huawei; White House Blocks McGahn's Testimony on Capitol Hill. Aired 3-4p ET


May 17, 2019
• The U.S. Has Just Announced A Deal On Metals With Canada And Mexico; Cross Party Talks On Brexit Has Collapsed; Luckin Coffee Takes Wall Street By Storm; Bitcoin Prices Sink to End Volatile Week; Internet World Mourns Death of Grumpy Cat; White House Lifts Steel Tariffs, Delays Auto Tariffs. Aired: 3-4p ET


May 16, 2019
• Trump Unveils Merit-Based Immigration Proposal; Trump's Financial Report Shows He Made At Least $479 Million in 2018; EU Fines Five Banks $1.2 Billion for Currency Trade Rigging. Aired 3-4p ET


May 15, 2019
• Businesses in Alabama Under Pressure Over Alabama Abortion Bill; Usain Bolt Launches Electronic Scooter Service in Paris; U.S. Orders All Non-Emergency Staff to Leave Iraq. Aired 3-4p ET


May 14, 2019
• Putin Says Russia Wants to "Fully Restore" Relations with the U.S.; Apple Shares Recover Ground After Monday's Plunge; Disney Takes Control of Hulu. Aired 3-4p ET


May 13, 2019
• Trump Says He'll Meet with Xi Jinping at the G20 Summit as Trade War Escalates; Swedish Prosecutors Reopen Assange Rape Investigation; Hollywood Legend Doris Day Dies at 97. Aired 3-4p ET


May 10, 2019
• The Talks May Be Constructive, But The Tariffs Have Gone On And Stocks Are Fighting Back; Uber Premiered On The New York Stock Exchange This Morning; Elon Musk Pokes Fun at Jeff Bezos' New Space Plan; Former Russian Oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky Tells Richard Quest Russia May Never Be a Good Investment; Dow Pares Losses After U.S. Calls China Talks "Constructive". Aired 3-4p ET


May 09, 2019
• Facebook Co-Founder Calls To Break Up Company; Khodorkovsky Says That Kremlin Meddles In Elections Wherever It Can; Trump Welcomes Boston Red Sox To The White House. Aired 3-4p ET


May 08, 2019
• The White House Is Launching A Fresh Offensive Against Iran's Economy; Donald Trump's Trade Threats Sparked Frenzied Selling Earlier This Week; Uber Gears Stop For Its Wall Street Debut. Aired: 3-4p ET


May 07, 2019
• All Indices Are Down In The Stock Market; Democrats Urge Trump To Hang Tough On China; The Decision To Rewrite Istanbul's Mayoral Elections Has Spooked Investors. Aired: 3-4p ET


May 06, 2019
• Global Stock Are Falling; President Trump Is Risking A Full On Trade War With China With New Tariffs Perhaps On Friday, Baby Sussex Has Arrived Aired: 3-4p ET


May 03, 2019
• The White House Takes A Victory Lap As The American Jobs Juggernaut Rolls On; Warren Buffett Is Finally Adding Some Amazon Shares To His Basket; India's Most Powerful Cyclone In 20 Years; Disney Shows Off New Star Wars Theme Park; U.K. Decides to Keep Penny Coins; President Trump Cites Having a Very Good Phone Call Conversation with Vladimir Putin. Aired: 3-4p ET


May 02, 2019
• U.S. Attorney General Barr Refuses to Testify at House Hearing; Tropical Cyclone Fani Picks Up Speed Ahead of Landfall; Maduro Shows Off Military Loyalty in New Video. Aired 3-4p ET


May 01, 2019
• U.S. Attorney General Barr Grilled Over Mueller Report; Maduro Supporters and Opponents Rally in Venezuela; Caster Semenya Loses Landmark Legal Challenge. Aired 3-4p ET


April 30, 2019
• Clashes Erupt in Venezuela After Opposition Leader Guaido Calls on Military to Defect and Civilians to Oust Maduro; CNN Blocked in Venezuela By Government Amid Clashes; New Video Shows Guaido Supporters Entering a Venezuelan Air Base. Aired 3-4p ET


April 29, 2019
• ISIS Leader Al-Baghdadi Appears in Video After 5 Years; Boeing Holds First Shareholder Meeting Since 737 Max Crisis; U.S., China to Resume Talks in Bid to End Trade War. Aired 3-4p ET


April 26, 2019
• Donald Trump Says The U.S. Has The World's Best Economy; NASDAQ Has Been Flooding With All-Time Highs Throughout The Week; There Are Calls For New Sanctions On Saudi Arabia Tonight; Maria Butina Gets 18 Months in U.S. Prison; Uber Aims to Price Shares at $44 to $50 in IPO; PepsiCo Sues Indian Farmers Over Exclusive Potatoes. Aired: 3-4p ET


April 25, 2019
• Sri Lanka Death Toll Significantly Downgraded to 253; Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank Merger Talks Collapse; Macron Addresses Nation After Months of Protests. Aired 3-4p ET


April 24, 2019
• Kim Jong-un Arrives in Russia for Talks with Putin; U.K. Approves Huawei for Non-Core 5G Role; Disney Granddaughter Calls Out the Family Firm. Aired 3-4p ET


April 23, 2019
• New IRA Claims Responsibility for Journalist's Death; Sources: Biden Set to Enter U.S. Presidential Race; Boeing Battles to Restore Public Confidence. Aired 3-4p ET


April 22, 2019
• Sri Lanka on Edge After Almost 300 Killed in Attacks; Trump Sues to Block Subpoena for Financial Records; Tesla Investigates Apparent Car Explosion in China. Aired 3-4p ET


April 19, 2019
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April 18, 2019
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April 17, 2019
• Indonesian President Set to Win Second Term; Sudan's Ousted Dictator Moved to a Notorious Prison; CNN Uncovers Venezuela's Multi- Billion Dollar Drug Trade. Aired 3-4p ET


April 16, 2019
• African Union Tells Sudan to End Military Rule; Huawei Says it Has Signed 40 5G Contracts Worldwide; Emmanuel Macron Vows to Rebuild Notre Dame Even More Beautiful. Aired 3-4p ET


April 15, 2019
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April 12, 2019
• IMF Managing Director Says Risks Are On The Downside; Disney Shares Are Set To Close At A Record High; Uber Is Preparing For One Of The Biggest IPOs Ever Made; Sudan's Military Council Says it Won't Extradite Deposed President Omar al-Bashir; New U.K. Anti-Terrorism Laws Go into Effect; Trump Considers Dumping Migrants into Sanctuary Cities; Sudan's Military Council Says It Will Prosecute Their Ousted President Al-Bashir, But Will Not Extradite Him. New U.K. Anti-Terrorism Laws Go Into Effect Which Restricts U.K. Citizens And Nationals From Traveling To Conflict Zones. U.S. President Donald Trump Confirms Reports He's Considering A Highly Controversial Plan To Release Illegal Immigrants Into Sanctuary Cities. Aired: 3-4p ET


April 11, 2019
• WikiLeaks Founder Arrested In London; Israeli Spacecraft Fails To Land On The Moon; Bank Chiefs: Cyber is Top Risk to Financial Industry. Aired: 3-4p ET


April 10, 2019
• Theresa May Appeals to EU Leaders for a New Brexit Extension; Bill Barr: I Think the Trump Campaign was Spied Upon; Scientists Discover First Picture of a Black Hole from 55 Million Light-Years Away; Benny Gantz's Blue and White Party Concedes Defeat in Israeli Election; EU Leaders Discuss U.K. Plea to Delay Brexit; Lithuanian President Says She Supports Brexit; ECB Warns of Slow Growth Ahead for Europe; European Stock Markets Finish Mixed; U.K. GDP Grows Faster Than Expected; Brexit Stockpiling Gives the U.K. Economy Unexpected Lift. Aired 3-4p ET


April 09, 2019
• Israeli Exit Poll: Too Close to Call in Netanyahu-Gantz Race; Netanyahu, Gantz Both Claim Victory in Israeli Election; Theresa May Meets Merkel, Macron Before Key Brexit Summit. Aired 3-4p ET


April 08, 2019
• At Least 8 Dead in Anti-Government Protests in Sudan; U.S. Designates Iran's IRGC a Terrorist Organization; Felicity Huffman to Plead Guilty in College Admissions Scam; Oil Prices Rise Amid U.S.-Iran Tensions; Jordanian Prime Minister Appeals for Investors; U.K. Government Proposes Tighter Rules for Online Content; Turkey Opens World's Biggest Airport in Istanbul; Boeing Drags on the Dow. Aired 3-4p ET


April 05, 2019
• Donald Trump Says The Strongest Economy In History Now Needs Emergency Stimulus; British Prime Minister Has Written To The European Union To Request Another Delay; France Pushes Back as U.K. Requests Brexit Delay; WikiLeaks Says its Founder's Discharge from Ecuador Embassy is Imminent; Ethiopian Airlines: Undecided on Canceling 737 Max Order; More Companies Boycott Brunei Hotels Over Anti-Gay Laws; Mick Jagger Recovering After Heart Valve Replacement; Brazilian Football Legend Pele Responds to Treatment in Paris Hospital; Trump Visits U.S.-Mexico Border Amid Tariff Threats; World Bank Approves David Malpass as President; A New Zealand Family Discovers a Hidden Camera at an Irish Airbnb; Wall Street Lifted By U.S. Jobs Report. Aired 3-4p ET


April 04, 2019
• The Preliminary Crash Report From Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 Is Out; President Trump Threatens The Mexican Auto Industry Unless More Is Done to Stop Drugs Being Smuggled Across the Border. Aired: 3-4p ET


April 03, 2019
• British Army Investigating Video of Soldiers Shooting Corbyn Photo; American Tourist Kidnapped in Uganda; Actresses in Court in College Cheating Scandal; Joe Biden: Will Be More Mindful About Respecting People's Personal Space; Jean-Claude Juncker: No Extension if U.K. Doesn't Reach Deal By April 12; U.S., China Tout Progress as Trade Talks Resume; Malaysia Trade Minister Says the U.S. and China have a Global Responsibility; Trial Begins for Disgraced Former Malaysian PM Najib Razak; Malaysia Sells Super Yacht Allegedly Bought in 1MDB Scandal; Pro-Maduro Lawmakers Strip Guaido of Legal Immunity; Venezuelans Blame Maduro for Shortage of Key Supplies; Dow Changes a Little as Trading Ends. Aired 3-4p ET


April 02, 2019
• Algeria`s President Abdelaziz Bouteflika Resigns; Theresa May to Request Further Delay to Brexit; Comey Tells CNN: Barr Deserves Benefit of the Doubt of Some Chance to Show Mueller Report; Donald Trump: Hundred Percent Ready to Close Border with Mexico; Theresa May Seeks Compromise with Corbyn Amid Brexit Deadlock; Lyft Remains Below IPO Price After Volatile Trading; Bitcoin Price Soars to Highest in Months; Boeing 737 Max Software Update Delayed. Aired 3-4p ET


April 01, 2019
• MPs In The Chamber Have A Free Vote On A Variety Of Options, Including A Customs Union Or A Second Referendum; EasyJet Airline Says The Uncertainty Is Driving Ticket Prices Lower; U.S. Lawmakers to Issue Subpoenas for White House Staff; A Comedian Leads After First Round of Ukrainian Vote; DNA from Ethiopian Crash Site Sent to the U.K.; Rapper Nipsey Hussle Shot Dead in Los Angeles; Lawmakers in U.K. Vote on Alternatives to Theresa May's Brexit Deal; Mark Zuckerberg Calls for More Internet Regulation; Strong Manufacturing Data in China and U.S. Lift Stocks; George Clooney Calls for Luxury Hotel Boycott Over Brunei LGBT Death Penalty; Hotels Respond to George Clooney's Boycott Call; Outrage Grows Over Brunei's Adultery and Anti-Gay Law; A Graffiti Artist Paints a Picture of Brexit; Brexit Stockpiling Boosts U.K. Factories


March 29, 2019
• Clock Has Been Reset For Brexit; U.K. Parliament Rejects PM May's EU Withdrawal Deal; Algerian Police Use Water Cannon Against Protesters; At Least 25 Dead in Dhaka Building Fire; Trump Threatens to Close U.S.-Mexico Border; WSJ: Anti-Stall System Kicked in Before Ethiopia Crash; British Pound Falls Against U.S. Dollar; FTSE 100 Closes Higher on Friday; Pro- Brexit Protesters Protest in London; MEP Offers European Perspective on Brexit; Lyft Debuts on Wall Street. Aired: 3-4p ET


March 28, 2019
• On Friday, Theresa May Will Have A Crack For The Third Time Getting Her Brexit Deal Through Parliament; Boeing Makes Changes To Its 737 MAX 8 To Get It Flying Again. Aired: 3-4p ET


March 27, 2019
• Theresa May Has Offered To Resign In Exchange For Support Of Her Brexit Deal; Aviation Safety Hearings Taking Place In Washington. Aired: 4- 5p ET
• U.K. MPs Finish Voting on Eight Brexit Options; Theresa May Vows to Resign if MPs Support Her Deal; U.S. Senators Grill FAA Over Boeing 737 Max Safety; Boeing and Aviation Regulators Try to Regain Confidence; Boeing Response to Ethiopian Airlines Crash; EU Council President Tells the U.K. not to Betray the Remainers; Pound Inches Higher on Theresa May's Offer; U.S. Markets Struggle for Gains. Aired 3-4p ET


March 26, 2019
• Parliament Is Seizing Control Of Brexit; Boeing Is Now Bringing Pilots And Airlines To Look At The New Revamped 737 MAX 8; Uber Buys Formal Rival. Aired: 3-4p ET


March 25, 2019
• U.K. Parliament to Vote on Key Brexit Amendment; President Trump Says it Wouldn't Bother Him if the Full Russia Report was Released; Trump Recognizes Golan Heights as Israeli Territory; Israel Strikes Office of Hamas Leader in Gaza; Ethiopian Airlines CEO Stands By Boeing Despite Crash; Shares Rise as Ethiopian Airlines CEO Backs Boeing; Apple Takes on Netflix, Unveils New Streaming App. Aired 3-4p ET


March 22, 2019
• U.S. Stocks Fall As Recession Indicator Flashes; New Revelations About Boeing 747 MAX; Theresa May is back in London; Mozambique Cyclone Death Toll Nears 300; New Zealand Holds Memorials to Remember Attack Victims; Pesticide Plant Blast in China Kills 47; Trump Defends Golan Heights Decision; Brexit Deadline Now April 12 as Cliff-Edge is Delayed; European Commission Chief Spokesperson Says the EU Hopes for the Best, But is Prepared for the Worst; European Stocks Lower as Brexit Warnings Signs Flash; U.K. Prime Minister: Might not Bring Back Brexit Deal if Support is Lacking; India's Former Central Bank Governor Says Central Bankers are Running Out of Options; Trump Orders Some North Korea Sanctions to Be Removed; Dow Suffers Heavy Selling in Last Minutes of Trading. Aired: 3-4p ET


March 21, 2019
• EU to Conditionally Extend Brexit to May 22nd; Israel Thanks President Trump Over Decision on Golan Heights; New Zealand PM Confident that New Zealand Supports Tighter Gun Law; Explosion at Chinese Chemical Plant Kills At Least Six; Iraq Ferry Accident Kills At Least 77; Journalists Across Europe Gather in Brussels to Await Statements from Donald Tusk, Jean-Claude Juncker and Theresa May About Brexit; Northern Ireland Citizens Worried They'll Be Abandoned; Pound Sterling Falls, Lifts U.K. Stocks; U.S. Issues Subpoenas in Boeing Probe; Levi Strauss Shares Soar in IPO. Aired 3-4p ET


March 20, 2019
• Cyclone Leaves Communities Under Water in Mozambique; New Zealand Begins to Bury Victims of Mosque Attacks; Trump Travels with Two Contenders for Defense Secretary; Pompeo, Netanyahu Highlight Strong U.S.-Israeli Ties; Driver Accused of Setting Bus Full of Children on Fire in Italy; Theresa May to Speak on Brexit Soon; Labor MP Says Theresa May's Brexit Approach has "Failed Badly"; Dow Heads for Lower Finish, FedEx Warns of Slowdown; U.S. Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged; German Companies Face Scandal; Trouble in Germany as Shares Close Lower; Opposition Mounts Against Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank Tie-Up. Aired 3-4p ET


March 19, 2019
• President Trump Meets Brazilian President for Talks Over Venezuela Crisis; Newly Unsealed Court Documents Show President Trump's Former Attorney Michael Cohen was Under Investigation Earlier than Previously Known; U.S. Official: ISIS Fighters Linked to January Attack Captured; Kazakhstan President Resigns After Three Decades in Office; CNN Poll: Seven in Ten Say U.S. Economy is in Good Shape; JPMorgan CEO Says Trump's Tariff Strategy Might have Worked; Trump Steps Up Pressure on GM to Reopen Ohio Plant; Australian Prime Minister Calls for G20 Action Against Social Media Sites; Facebook Blamed for not Being Able to Detect Video of Mass Shooting in New Zealand; Michel Barnier: Europe Cannot Prolong Brexit Without "Useful" Reason; DHL Prepare in Case of a No-Deal Brexit; Dow Choppy on U.S.-China Tariff Talks. Aired 3-4p ET


March 18, 2019
• Dutch Police Catch Tram Shooting Suspect; Mozambique President Says Cyclone May Have Killed About 1,000-Plus People; New Zealand Parliament Agrees to Tighten Gun Laws; Martin Sorrell's New Company See Strong Earnings Debut; Warner Bros CEO Steps Down Amid Investigation; New Zealand Companies Reconsider Social Media Ads; Beto O'Rourke Breaks Fundraising Record Entering 2020 Race; Investors React to Boeing Probe, Await Fed Meeting; Merger Talks Lift Deutsche Bank and Commerzbank Shares. Aired 3-4p ET


March 15, 2019
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March 14, 2019
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March 13, 2019
• U.K. Lawmakers Reject Amendment, Call for Brexit Extension; U.K. Lawmakers Reject No-Deal Brexit. Aired 3-4p ET


March 12, 2019
• Overwhelming Defeat Of The British PM's Brexit Deal In The House Of Commons; U.S. FAA Doubling Down Saying There Is No Basis To Ground 737 MAX 8 Aircraft; Cardinal George Pell Will Soon Find Out How Long He Will Spend Behind Bars; College Cheating Scandal In The U.S. Involving CEOs, Celebrities, And Elite Coaches. Aired: 7-7:30p ET
• The British Parliament Voted Resoundingly To Reject The Prime Minister Theresa May's Brexit Deal A Second Time; U.S. Has Decided Not To Ground The Fleet Of Boeing 737 MAX 8; Cardinal George Pell Faces Sentencing For Child Sex Abuse. Aired: 6-7p ET
• The British House Of Commons Voted Resoundingly To Reject Theresa May's The Prime Minister's Brexit Deal For A Second Time; Why The FAA And United States Have Decided Not To Ban Boeing 737 MAX 8; College Coaches, CEOs, And Celebrities All Caught Up In A Stunning Cheating Scandal In The United States.. Aired: 5-6p ET


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