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November 02, 2020
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October 30, 2020
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October 29, 2020
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October 28, 2020
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October 27, 2020
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October 26, 2020
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October 23, 2020
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October 22, 2020
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October 21, 2020
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October 19, 2020
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October 16, 2020
• European Stocks Bounce Back to End Week on Strong Note; Man Found Decapitated in Parisian Suburb, Police Kill Attacker; Viewer Whiplash Between Trump and Biden Town Halls; French Anti-Terror Officials Investigating Decapitation; Cases In Europe Surging Much Faster Than In U.S.; Europe Introducing New Measures to Curb Second Wave. Aired 3-4p ET


October 15, 2020
• U.S., European Markets Fall as COVID Crisis Deepens; U.S. Unemployment Claims Show Weakening Job Market; Thailand Bans Public Gatherings As Protests Swell; Harris Suspends Travel After Two Linked To Campaign Test Positive; Queen Makes First Public Appearance Since Pandemic; Networks And Candidates Compete In Dueling Town Halls. Aired 3-4p ET


October 14, 2020
• President Macron Announces Curfew for Paris, Other French Cities; J&J CFO Says Trial to Restart When Independent Panel Says it Can; Economic Lockdowns Only a Temporary Solution According to World Health Organization; Trump and Biden To Hold Competing Town Halls Thursday Night; Portuguese P.M. Declares State Of Calamity Over COVID-19; Cineworld Temporarily Shuts 600+ Theaters In U.S., U.K.; New Reports Show Virus Immunity Can Last For Months. Aired 3-4p ET


October 13, 2020
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October 12, 2020
• Judge Amy Coney Barrett To Face Senate Questioning Tuesday; Facebook Removed Trump Post Last Week About COVID-19; CNN Speaks To YouTube CEO About The Challenge Of Monitoring Content; U.S. Averaging Around 50,000 New COVID Cases Per Day; Nigeria Dissolves Controversial Anti-Robbery Police Unit; Indian Celebrity Feeds Millions During Pandemic; Volunteers In U.K. Take Part In COVID-19 Vaccine Trials. Aired 3-4p ET


October 09, 2020
• Europe Reporting More COVID-19 Cases than U.S., Brazil, or India; Trump Shifts Again on Stimulus at End to Chaotic Week. Aired 3-4p ET


October 08, 2020
• Vaccine Makers To Likely Get Phase Three Day In Coming Months; Cigna Study: American Resilience Is At Risk; U.S. Vice Presidential Debate Reflects Workplace Challenges For Women; Michigan Governor Comments on Alleged Plot to Kidnap Her; Chaos as Trump Rejects Virtual Debate, Biden Rejects Delay; VP Candidates Spar over Trump Economic Record, Biden Tax Plan. Aired 3-4p ET


October 07, 2020
• Stocks Up after Trump Halts Stimulus, then Backtracks; Trump Doctor Says He is Feeling Great and Symptom-Free; VP Candidates to Debate Behind Plexiglas Barriers. Aired 3-4p ET


October 06, 2020
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October 05, 2020
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October 02, 2020
• Trump In Court; US Congress Omits Ukraine In Stopgap Funding Bill; JPM: Strikes Have Already Cost, Ford, GM Over $100 Million; Paris Grapples With Bed Bug Infestation; At Least 13 Killed In Night Club Fire In Spain; Gaetz On Ousting U.S. House Speaker: Stay Tuned. Aired 3-4p ET


October 01, 2020
• After the two U.S. presidential candidates squared off in a tense debate, Lithuanian President Gitanas Nauseda said his country will continue to have good relations with whoever is elected. He spoke about his own election and leading a country during the pandemic. When National Audubon Society Vice President Steve Kress first began his quest to restore the historic puffin population on a small island off the coast of Maine, he had no idea it would become his life's work. Kress describes the long and difficult and discusses how some of the lessons he learned could help conservationists trying to protect other bird species; Lithuanian President On Leading Country In Time Of COVID-19; Aviation Workers Brace for Historic Job Cuts; Countries Easing Global Travel Restrictions; E.U. Launches Legal Action against U.K. Aired 3-4p ET


September 30, 2020
• Trump & Biden Give Differing Visions of Economic Recovery Coping With Emotional Toll Of Chaotic First Debate. Aired 3-4p ET


September 29, 2020
• Trump And Biden Face Off In First President Debate; LVMH Accuses Tiffany Of Mismanagement Of Business; Trump Suggests Further Tax Cuts And Credits For Second Term; Merkel Announces New Measures To Counter COVID-19 In Winter; Jamie Carragher Fears "Armageddon" For Football; Biden Vows To Raise Taxes For High-Income Individuals, Corporation. Aired 3-4p ET


September 28, 2020
• Outrage Grows over Donald Trump's Tax Arrangements; Dow Sharply Up for Biggest Gains since Mid-July; United Airlines Agree Not to Furlough Pilots until Next June. Aired 3-4p ET


September 25, 2020
• As Trump Undermines Election, Wall Street Plans for Biden Win; Dow Rises Friday, Still Headed for Fourth Straight Down Week; U.K. Introduces New Restrictions as Cases Soar; How Social Media Misinformation Affects Donald Trump Voters; Facebook Oversight Board To Launch Ahead Of U.S. Election; Mining On Heritage Sites Under Scrutiny In Australia; Microsoft Unveils New Xbox Consoles. Aired 3-4p ET


September 24, 2020
• Trump Speaks After Refusing To Commit To Peaceful Transfer Of Power; Rewilding Brings British Farm Back To Life; GoFundMe: $625M Raised For COVID-19 Relief Over 6 Months; Trump Refuses to Commit to Peaceful Transfer of Power; Dow Makes Modest Gains on Back of Goldman Sachs and Tech Shares; Facebook Links to Face Accounts to Russian Military Intelligence Aired 3-4p ET


September 23, 2020
• U.S. Hotel Industry Warns Of More Layoffs Without Further Aid; Dow Sinks As U.S. Executives Call For More Stimulus; Restoring The Seychelles' Vanishing Coral Reefs; Volkswagen Unveils ID.4, Its First Electric SUV. Aired 3:30-4p ET


September 22, 2020
• British Prime Minister Makes Statement On New Virus Restrictions; IATA Calls For Pre-Departure Testing To Revive Air Travel; Production Of Nissan 2021 Rogue Underway In Tennessee; New Tech May Be Unveiled At "Battery Day" Event; Replanting Forests To Restore Biodiversity; New United Kingdom Rules Take Effect Thursday, Could Last Months. Aired 3-4p ET


September 21, 2020
• Selloff Continues As COVID-19 Cases Rise And Stimulus Chances Fade; Banks Across The Globe Are Hit By Claims Of Widespread Money Laundering; McConnell On GOP Effort To Fill RBG's Supreme Court Seat. Aired 3-3:30p ET


September 18, 2020
• U.S. Government to Ban WeChat and TikTok Downloads on Sunday; Donald Trump Speaks as U.S. Nears 200,000 COVID-19 Deaths; Aired 3-3:17p ET


September 17, 2020
• Central Bank Uncertainty Rattles Global Market; W.H.O. Says Spike in Cases Should be Wakeup Call for Europe; Trump Contradicts C.D.C. Director on Vaccine Timeline; Raab: Good Friday Agreement Not In Jeopardy; Wyndham CEO: U.S. Franchisees. Aired 3-4p ET


September 16, 2020
• Dow Surges as Fed Signals Low Rates Through 2023; U.S. House Report Blasts Boeing and F.A.A. for Handling of 737 MAX; France Struggles with New Surge in COVID-19 Infections. Aired 3-3:30p ET


September 15, 2020
• Israeli Lockdown Imminent, Prime Minister In White House For Deal With UAE And Bahrain; German Hotel And Food Service Turnover Up 22 Percent From June; Apple Unveils New Watch, iPad Air, And Subscription Bundle; Kim Kardashian West To Join Instagram Boycott; WTO Rules U.S. Tariffs On China Violate Trade Regulations. Aired 3-4p ET


September 14, 2020
• Trump Blames Wildfires On Forest Management Alone; OPEC Chief: Economic Recovery Not Pacing As Projected; Boston Mayor To Address Livability At "Future Cities" Summit. Aired 3-4p ET


September 11, 2020
• The Mental Toll of Coronavirus; Trump Says Israel and Bahrain to Establish Full Diplomatic Relations; Rio Tinto CEO Resigns After Destruction of Ancient Site; Biden, Pence Cross Paths At 9/11 Memorial School; Closing Linked To Depression, Suicide; Founding the Good In An Upside-Down World. Aired 3-4p ET


September 10, 2020
• Biden on Trump Downplaying COVID-19 Virus, He Was Protecting Stocks; China Claims Persecution as U.S. Revokes Chinese Student Visas; Jane Fraser is New Head of Citigroup; Iconic Actress Diana Rigg Dies At 82; Oregon Gov. Warns of Unprecedented Loss From Wildfires; Fighting Plastic Waste With Mealworms; Trump Takes Questions Amid Outcry Over New Book Revelations. Aired 3-4p ET


September 09, 2020
• Wood ward Book Quotes Ex-White House Officials Calling Trump "Dangerous"; U.S. Announces Troop Drawdown In Iraq; Fire Devastates Europe's Largest Migrant Camp. Aired 3-4p ET


September 08, 2020
• U.S. Markets Down, Tech Stocks Under Pressure; Major Vaccine Makers Sign Joint Safety; Carnival Implementing Safety Protocols. Aired 3-4p ET


September 07, 2020
• Trump Bets on Economic Recovery as Winning Message; FT Reveals U.K. Would Undermine E.U. Withdrawal Agreement; Softbank's Checkered History with Big Tech Gambling. Aired 3-4p ET


September 04, 2020
• U.S. Adds 1.4 Million Jobs, Unemployment Dips To 8.4 Percent; Aspiring Writer Says He Was Lured Into Russian Plot; Interview with Mayor Francis Suarez (R-FL), Miami; U.S. Travel Industry Aims To Salvage Summer Over Holiday Weekend; Lionel Messi Will Continue At Barcelona; The Batman On Pause After Lead Actor Tests Positive. Aired 3-4p ET


September 03, 2020
• E.U. Officials: Hungary Barring Some E.U. Citizens Is Illegal; U.K. Defends Controversial Candidate For Trade Envoy; U.K. Defends Courting Former Australian PM For Trade Role; Niagara Falls Steps Up Local Staycation Campaign; Wall Street Tumbles From Record Highs; Airbnb To IPO Before The Year Is Out; Biden In Kenosha Two Days After Trump Visit. Aired 3-4p ET


September 02, 2020
• Merkel Vows Response To Navalny's Attempted Murder; Dow Crosses 29,000 For The First Time Since February; WTO Seeks New Leadership At Time Of Economic Upheaval; Daimler Reveals New Mercedes-Benz S-Class; Wolfgang Puck On Leading Restaurants Through Crisis. Aired 3-4p ET


September 01, 2020
• Tech Pushes Markets To New Records, Nasdaq Now Up 33 Percent YTD; David Rubenstein Speaks To World's Great Leaders For New Book; Samsung Heir Indicted Over Controversial Merger In S. Korea; Nuli Reopens 3 Locations, Sees Gradual Rise In Sales. Aired 3-4p ET


August 31, 2020
• Biden: Trump Is "Stoking Violence In Our Cities"; Call to Earth: Using Tech to Protect the Amazon; Wizz Air Cuts flights as Hungary Closes Borders to Foreigners. Aired 3-4p ET


August 28, 2020
• March on Washington Coincides With Polarized Presidential Race; Shinzo Abe, Famous For Abenomics, Resigns; U.S. Dollar Weakens On Fed Inflation Call. Aired 3-4p ET


August 27, 2020
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August 26, 2020
• Millions Evacuated As Powerful Category 4 Storm Prepares To Slam Into The Southern United States; Republican National Convention Rolls Into Day Three; CDC's New Coronavirus Testing Guidance Has Some Health Experts Scratching Their Heads; First Lady's Speech Mentions COVID And Race Relations; White House Weighs Executive Action To Help U.S. Airlines; Top- Paid Footballer Messi Says He Wants Out Of Barcelona. Aired 3-4p ET


August 25, 2020
• Salesforce, Honeywell &Amgen to Join Dow 30; E-Commerce Giant Ant Group Files For IPO In H.K. And Shanghai; Spain Carries Out Mass COVID-19 Testing as Cases Rise; KPMG: CEOs' Concerns Changing in Wake of COVID-19. Aired 3-4p ET


August 24, 2020
• Donald Trump Officially Accepts The Republican Nomination For President; Dow Jumps After Trump Pushes Plasma Treatment; U.S. Gulf Coast Braces For Back-To-Back Storms; U.S. Government: 114 Oil & Gas Platforms Evacuated Due To Storms; U.K. Removes Croatia From Safe List As Virus Cases Rise; Regal Cinemas Reopen With New Health & Safety Policies. Aired 3-4p ET


August 21, 2020
• Joe Biden's Platform Includes Defeating The Virus To Fix The Economy; U.S. And European Union Agree To Tariff Reductions; Brazil Tops 3.5 Million COVID-19 Cases; Senators Grill U.S. Postmaster General Over Mail-In Voting; College Students Want Tuition Cuts For Online Learning. Aired 3-4p ET


August 20, 2020
• Former Top Trump Adviser Arrested On Fraud Charges; American Initial Jobless Claims Rocket Above One Million Again; Kremlin Critic Navalny Hospitalized After Suspected Poisoning; UK Adds Portugal to Travel Corridor List, Removes Three Others; University of Miami Kicks off Fall Semester, In-Person and Online; Uber and Lyft Given Temporary Stay on Court Order; Battling "Work From Home" Burnout; Stay-At-Home Sports Fans Drive Online Betting Growth. Aired 3-4p ET


August 19, 2020
• Source: U.S. Postal Service Hires P.R. Firm Amid Crisis; Ardern Hits Back After Trump Says NZ Seeing "Huge Surge"; Okonjo-Iweala: Trade Can Play An Important Part In The Recovery. Aired 3-4p ET


August 18, 2020
• African Union Condemns Suspected Coup Against Malian President And Prime Minister; Walmart Warns Sales Slowed As Stimulus Money Dried Up; Trump Touts Economy In Response TO D.N.C. Critics. Aired 3-4p ET


August 17, 2020
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August 14, 2020
• Major European Travel Stocks Sinking In London Exchange; Fortnite Maker Sues Apple And Google After App Store Removal; Dozens Of Police Drop Shields, Greet Protesters In Belarus; Turkey Considers Suspending Diplomatic Ties With UAE; Brazil's Economy Falls Nearly 11 Percent In Q2. Aired 3-4p ET


August 13, 2020
• Israel-UAE Deal Sparks Hope Of New Trade Opportunities; Biden Calls For Three-Month National Mask Mandate; Spain's COVID-19 Spike Worst In Western Europe; Sixt Lays Out Plans For Post-Pandemic Growth; S&P 500 Aiming Again To Close At Record High; Israel-UAE Deal Sparks Hope Of New Trade Opportunities; Call to Earth: Protecting India's Lakes and Ponds. Aired 3-4p ET


August 12, 2020
• U.K. Slumps Into Deepest Recession Of Any Major Economy; Big Ten, Pac-12 Postpone College Football Season; MLB Struggling With 28-City Plan As Other Leagues Adopt Bubbles; AirAsia CEO Sees V-Shaped Recovery for Airline; Billionaire Media Executive Sumner Redstone Dies. Aired 3-4p ET


August 11, 2020
• Markets Rise Despite Skepticism Of Russian COVID-19 Vaccine. Aired 3:15-4p ET


August 10, 2020
• Lebanon Looks Toward Uncertain Future As Crises Mount; Lebanese Cabinet Resigns After Last Week's Explosion In Beirut; French FM: Lebanon Must Rapidly Form New Government; Kodak Shares Tumble After U.S. Halts $765 Million Loan. Aired 3-4p ET


August 07, 2020
• Plane Skids Off Runway In India, Killing At Least 16; Trump Signs Order Banning TikTok And WeChat In 45 Days; Hezbollah Chief Denies Any Involvement In Tuesday's Port of Beirut Explosion. Aired 3-4p ET


August 06, 2020
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August 05, 2020
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August 04, 2020
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August 03, 2020
• Spain & Portugal Report Devastating Collapse Of Intl Tourism; Trivago CEO: Industry Cannot Lose Travellers' Trust; Georgia Tourism Head: Staying Hypervigilant On Travel Safety; Pandemic Pods A Costly Alternative To Typical Classrooms; Antibody Therapies Give Hope For COVID-19 Treatment; U.S. Gives Regeneron $450 Million To Manufacture Therapy; Brazilian President Keeps Downplaying Threat Of Pandemic. Aired 3-4p ET


July 31, 2020
• Anthony Fauci Says A Vaccine This Year Is Not A Dream As The U.S. Government Offers Billions More In Funding; Russia Racing To Become First To Approve Vaccine; Big Tech Firms Post Huge Earnings One Day After Antitrust Hearing; White House Condemns Hong Kong Election Postponement; Film Director Alan Parker Dies At 76; Teenager Arrest And Charged Over Twitter Hack. Aired 3-4p ET


July 30, 2020
• The U.S. And German Economies Suffered Their Biggest Drops In History; Three Former U.S. Presidents Pay Tribute To John Lewis; Germany's GDP Contracts Record 10.1 Percent In Q2 2020; Airbus CEO: We Are Calibrating To Pace Of Recovery; Zimbabwe's Govt. To Compensate White Farmers $3.5B. Aired 3:20-4p ET


July 29, 2020
• Facebook's Zuckerberg Back Before Congress For Antitrust Hearing; Amazon CEO Bezos Gives First-Ever Congressional Testimony; Google, Apple CEOs Push Back Against Antitrust Claims; Kodak Stocks Soars On $765 Govt. Pharma Loan. Aired 3-4p ET


July 28, 2020
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July 27, 2020
• Trump & Pence Hold Vaccine Events In North Carolina, Florida; Volunteer In First U.S. Phase 3 Vaccine Trial Speaks To CNN. Aired 3-4p ET


July 24, 2020
• Stocks Fall As China Retaliates, Orders U.S. Consulate In Chengdu Closed; Republican Discord Delays U.S. Stimulus As Benefits Run Out; Europe Moves Ahead With Rescue Plan; New CDC Guidelines Strongly Favor Reopening U.S. Schools; McDonald's, Chipotle Make Face Masks Mandatory; Goldman Sachs Reaches Settlement In 1MDB Scandal. Aired 3-4p ET


July 23, 2020
• U.S. Stalling, Jobless Claims Rise For The First Time Since March; Senate G.O.P., White House Agree On Key Parts Of Next Aid Package; Beijing Says Accusations Of IP Theft Are Malicious Slander. Aired 3-4p ET


July 22, 2020
• E.U. Leaders Cut Deal On Economic Recovery Package; Israeli Restaurants Demand Long-Term Fix Amid COVID-19 Crisis; Disney Heiress Criticizes Florida Park Reopenings; U.S. Facing Coin Shortage as Shoppers opt for Contactless Pay. Aired 3-4p ET


July 21, 2020
• Pompeo Ramps Up Pressure On Beijing Over Huawei & Hong Kong; WSJ: China May Target Nokia, Ericsson if E.U. Bans Huawei; E.U. Leaders Strike $2 Trillion Deal to Rebuild Europe's Economy; Uber Battle Over Workers' Rights Hits U.K. Supreme Court. Aired 3-4p ET


July 20, 2020
• New Data Showing Oxford Vaccine Is Safe And Seems To Be Working; France, Hong Kong And Walmart Mandate Mask Wearing; E.U. Leaders Consider New Recovery Fund Proposal. Aired 3-4p ET


July 17, 2020
• Three Countries Now Hitting More Than One Million Coronavirus Cases; British Prime Minister Announces New COVID-19 Guidance On Return To Work; Netflix Names New Co-CEO; India Becomes Third Country To Pass One Million Coronavirus Cases; Ruth Bader Ginsburg Announces Cancer Recurrence; Queen Knights Captain Tom Moore For NHS Fundraising. Aired 3-4p ET


July 16, 2020
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• F.B.I. Investigating Twitter After It Loses Control To Hackers; U.S., U.K. And Canada Accuse Russia Of Hacking COVID-19 Research; Another 1.3 Million U.S. Workers File New Jobless Claims. Aired 3-3:30p ET


July 15, 2020
• Apple Wins Appeal Over $15B E.U. Tax Ruling; Chicago Expands Quarantine Order To Cover 17 U.S. States; Call to Earth; Brazilian President Tests Positive for COVID-19 Once Again; Egypt Hopes to Revive Economy as Coronavirus Cases Fall. Aired 3-4p ET


July 14, 2020
• U.S. Companies Post Devastating Losses In Q2 Earnings; Gov. Newsom Shuts Down California Again; Interview With Austin, Texas Mayor, Steve Adler (D); U.K. Bans Huawei From 5G Network; China To Sanction Lockheed Martin Over Taiwan Sales; Health Crisis Reshapes The Restaurant Industry; Pakistan Asks For International Help After Pilot License Scandal. Aired 3- 4p ET


July 13, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Go Positive For 2020 Despite Virus Calamity; Disney Adapting To New Normal As Florida Park Reopens; Heathrow Airport's CEO Now Saying Job Losses Could Be Coming; One In Every 100 Americans Has Now Contracted COVID-19; Thousands Protest In Israel Over Govt. Economic Response; Israel Boosts Stimulus Measures As Second Wave Swells; White House Pushing For Schools To Reopen In Fall. Aired 3-4p ET


July 10, 2020
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July 09, 2020
• 1.3M Americans File Unemployment As COVID-19 Spikes; Some Workers Laid Off Twice As States Roll Back Reopenings; Tracking Wildlife With Technology; U.K. Hotel Hosts Outdoor Car Gatherings, Movie Screenings; Stocks Fall As Trump Slams Supreme Court Ruling On Tax Records; Joe Biden Releases Buy American Economic Plan; Emirates Airlines President Says Return Of Aviation To Pre-COVID Levels By 2022. Aired 3-4p ET


July 08, 2020
• United Warns 36,000 Workers Could Be Furloughed This Fall; Mexico's President Arrives At White House For Trump Meeting; Facebook Has Failed Its Own Civil Rights Audit. Aired 3-4p ET


July 07, 2020
• Coronavirus Rages In The U.S.; Interview With U.S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair, Richard Clarida; Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro Tests Positive For COVID-19; Clarida: No Limit To Fed Purchases; Pompeo Says U.S. Looking At Banning TikTok; Sotheby's Amasses $363 Million In First "Hybrid" Art Auction. Aired 3-4p ET


July 06, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Rally After Surge In Chinese Markets; Warren Buffett To Buy Dominion Energy's Natural Gas Asset For $10 Billion; U.K. Arts Industry Welcome U.K. Government Support Fund; Israel Renews Strict Limitations As COVID-19 Cases Surge; Chinese Ambassador Accuses U.K. Of Gross Interference In Hong Kong; Heathrow Airport Piloting Test Program For Arrivals. Aired 3- 4p ET


July 03, 2020
• England Has Lifted Its Quarantine Rules For 59 Countries; In The United States, Number Of Daily COVID-19 Case Surging Once Again To Record Highs; Washington Redskins To Review Name Amid Pressure From Sponsors; Trump To Attend Fireworks Show At Mount Rushmore; Turkey Begins Trial Of 20 Saudi Charged In Khashoggi Murder; Castex Replaces Philippe As French Prime Minister. Aired 3-4p ET


July 02, 2020
• United States Adds A Record Number Of New Jobs, But New Lockdowns Are Threatening To Stop The Recovery; Atlantic City Casinos Open Ahead Of July 4th Weekend; Ghislaine Maxwell Has Been Arrested; At Least 162 Killed In Myanmar Mine Landslide; U.K. Court Blocks Venezuela's Madrid From Accessing $1B In Gold; Andrew Yang Calls For Monthly Payments To U.S. Households. Aired 3-4p ET


July 01, 2020
• Europe's Borders Have Opened Further To Tourists Despite Fears Of The Spreading Virus; Arrests In Hong Kong On First Day Of National Security Law; W.H.O. Trying To Verify U.S. Bulk Purchase Of Remdesivir. Aired 3-4p ET


June 30, 2020
• Airbus Is Cutting 15,000 Jobs; European Union Authorizes Travel From 15 Nations, U.S. Excluded; Facebook Loses More Advertisers; China Strongly Concerned By India App Ban; Microsoft Wants To Teach Digital Skills For COVID Economy; Citroen Debuts New Compact Electric Car In France. Aired 3- 4p ET


June 29, 2020
• China Enacts Strict Lockdown On 400,000 People Near Beijing; E.U. Finalizing International Travel Restrictions; Mexico City Reopening, But It's Too Late For Some Business; Bookshops Being New Chapter With Increased Safety Measures. Aired 3-4p ET


June 26, 2020
• Several States Pull Plug On Reopening Plans As The U.S. Records Biggest Daily Jump In New COVID Cases; U.K. Travel Operator TUI Halts Florida Trips Through November; F1 Star Hamilton Launches Commission On Motorsport Inequality; Pence Leads First Coronavirus Briefing In Nearly Two Months; E.U. Investigating German Watchdog Over Wirecard Scandal; Three Meat Packing Plants In Wales Are COVID-19 Hotspots. Aired 3-4p ET


June 25, 2020
• Watchdog: U.S. Treasury Sent $1.4B In Stimulus To Deceased; U.K. Historic Langham Hotel Set To Reopen As Restrictions Ease; Pakistan Int'l Airlines Grounds Pilots With Fake Licenses; Amazon: More People Using Alexa During Pandemic; Apple And Disney Are Pulling The Plug On Some U.S. Reopening As The Coronavirus Cases Keeps Climbing; Interview With Miami City Mayor Francis Suarez (R) Regarding Florida Reporting 5,000 New COVID- 19 Cases On Thursday; Week Of Reckoning For Corporate Germany. Aired 3-4p ET


June 24, 2020
• New York, New Jersey & Connecticut Team Up To Impose Quarantine On Travelers From States With Spiking COVID-19 Cases; S. Africa's Finance Minister Warns Of Potential Sovereign Debt Crisis; South Africa's Finance Minister Warns of Potential Sovereign Debt Crisis; Trump Speaks as States Report Record COVID-19 Cases. Aired 3-4p ET


June 23, 2020
• America's Biggest Companies Are Furious As The Trump Administration Puts A Freeze On New Visas For Overseas Workers; American Travelers May Be Barred From Visiting Europe Even As It Opens Its Economies To The Rest Of The World; John Bolton's Explosive Tell-All Book Released; Evacuations In Mexico City After 7.4 Quake Hits Coastline; AMC Theaters To Reopen After Doubts It Could Stay In Business; American Airlines Seeks $3.5 Billion In New Financing. Aired 3-4p ET


June 22, 2020
• CNN Poll: Majority of U.K. Blacks Say Minorities Have Less Opportunity To Succeed Than Whites; Black-Owned U.S. Businesses Hit Especially Hard By Pandemic; CEO Of Drugmaker of "Breakthrough" Steroid Speaks To CNN; Danish Football Club Aarhus Fills Stands With Virtual Fans. Aired 3-4p ET


June 19, 2020
• Apple To Temporarily Close In 11 Stores In Four U.S. States; Trump To Hold Rally In Oklahoma Despite Spike In Cases; Beijing Says Market Outbreak Now Under Control; Cruise Lines Extend Voluntary Suspension Into Fall; Venice Looks To Revive Tourism After COVID Lockdown; E.U. Leaders Fail To Agree On Recovery Fund Plan. Aired 3-4p ET


June 18, 2020
• Trump Pushes To Reopen Economy Despite Record Coronavirus Cases; U.S. Jobless Claims Rise By 1.5 Million; Florida Reports Its Biggest Single-Day Jump In Coronavirus Cases; Macron Travels To London To Mark De Gaulle's 1940 Broadcast; U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Attempt To End DACA; Facebook Removes Trump Campaign Ads For Violating Hate Policy; Zoom Quiz Game Draws Hundreds Of Players Amid Pandemic; Singer & British Forces' Sweetheart Dies At 103. Aired 3-4p ET


June 17, 2020
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June 16, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Rally As Market Volatility Reigns; New Zealand Reports First New COVID-19 Case In Three Weeks; Florida Restaurant Faces Uncertainty Amid State Virus Surge; Twenty Indian Soldiers Dead After Clashes With Chinese Troops; MTA Seeking Another $4 Billion In Coronavirus Relief; Ghana Renews Efforts To Woo African-Americans Amid Protest. Aired 3-4p ET


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