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April 02, 2019
• May seeks Further Brexit Delay; Trump Meeting NATO Secretary General At White House; Trump: I'll Close The Border If No Deal With Congress; Trump: Wish Mueller Report Covered Probe's Origins; Trump: "No Amount" Of Documents Would Satisfy Dems; Trump Lashes Out As Democrats Demand Mueller Report; W.H. Official: "Anyone's Guess" If Trump Will Close Border. Aired 2-3p ET


April 01, 2019
• Lawmakers to Vote Again on alternatives To May's Deal; Comedian Leads After First Round Of Presidential Vote; Terror Group Loses Territory But Ideology Lives on; Rustic Homestay Offers nature Seekers Old-World Charm; Frustrated Britons Ready To Commence With Split; British Lawmakers to Vote Again on Alternatives to May's Deal; Erdogan's Party Loses Big in Turkish Local Elections; Maduro Announces 30 Day Plan to Ration Electricity; Egypt Mediating Talks Between Israel and Hamas. Aired 2-3p ET


March 29, 2019
• UK Parliament Rejects Theresa May's EU Withdrawal Deal; Brexit Supporters Take to London Streets; Tusk Calls for EU Summit April 10; Interview with MP David Morris, Conservative Party; Sinn Fein Leader Speaks After May's Deal Defeated Again; U.K. Parliament Rejects PM May's E.U. Withdrawal Deal; Pro-Leave Protests On What Was Supposed To Be Brexit Day. Aired 1-2p ET


March 28, 2019
• British Lawmakers to Hold New Brexit Debate Friday; Picture of Theresa May Dominates UK Press; Russia Defies Trump's Call to Get Out of Venezuela; Dialysis Patients Suffer in Venezuela; Trump Says Feds Will Review Jussie Smollett Case; Business Group Expresses Frustration over Brexit Impasse; British Voters Watch Turmoil In Parliament; Revisiting Tragedy And Courage Of Grenfell Tower; Facebook Banning White Nationalism After New Zealand Attack; Far-Right Gaining Ground In Mainstream Politics In Europe; U.S. Proposes Cutting Funding For Special Olympics In Schools. Aired 1-2p ET


March 27, 2019
• UK Lawmakers to Vote on Eight Alternatives to Theresa May's Deal; Trump Meets with Wife of Venezuela's Juan Guaido; Administration's Proposed Budget Cuts Cause Backlash; More Than 110,000 People Displaced in Mozambique; Malaria, Cholera, Other Illnesses A Threat in Mozambique. Aired 1-2p ET


March 26, 2019
• UK Ministers who Resigned from Government Speak To CNN; Interview With MPs And Cabinet Ministers -- Alistair Burt, Conservative Party and Steve Brine, Conservative Party; UK Lawmakers Seize Control of Brexit Debate; Tense Calm Along Israeli-Gaza Border; Women Married to ISIS Fighters Living in Limbo; The U.S. Heartland Reacts to Mueller's Findings; Prosecutors Drop All Charges Against Jussie Smollett. Aired 1-2p ET


March 25, 2019
• Barr Finds No Trump-Russia Conspiracy; Trump Claims Complete and Total Exoneration, Although Mueller Report Does Not Exonerate Him on Obstruction; Report Says No Evidence of Collusion Despite Multiple Offers from Russian Affiliated Individuals to Assist the Trump Campaign; Theresa May Does Not Have Enough Support for Third Vote on Brexit. Aired 1-2p ET


March 22, 2019
• EU Agrees to May's Request for Brexit Extension with Conditions; White House Says ISIS in Syria 100 Percent Defeated; Hundreds Dead, Thousands Missing After Cyclone in Mozambique; Millions Without Water Food and Supplies After Cyclone; Trump Backs Israeli Sovereignty Over Golan Heights; Indonesia's Garuda Cancels Boeing Orders Worth $4.9 B; E.U. Agrees To May's Request For Brexit Extension; Washington Braces For Release Of Mueller Report. Aired 1-2p ET


March 21, 2019
• Theresa May in Brussels Seeking Brexit Extension; Interview with President Dalia Grybauskaite, Independent, Lithuania; Trump to Recognize Israel Sovereignty Over Golan Heights; Doomed 737 Had Similar Problems a Day Earlier. Aired 1-2p ET


March 20, 2019
• Theresa May Asks EU to Delay Brexit to June 30; Angle of Attack Being Investigated in Recent Boeing Crashes; More Than 200 People Killed in Mozambique Cyclone; Interview with Senator Chris Murphy (D), Connecticut, United States; High Profile Americans Weigh on Brexit Debate. Aired 1-2p ET


March 19, 2019
• U.S.-Backed Forces Capture ISIS Fighters Behind Bombing; Facebook Struggles To Remove Video Of Massacre; Trump To Hold Joint News Conference With Bolsonaro. Aired 1-2p ET


March 18, 2019
• Manhunt Underway After Netherlands Shooting; Police Say Terrorism Is A Possible Motive in Utrecht Shooting; UK Speaker of Parliament Says Government Cannot Resubmit Same Brexit Deal for Third Vote; Interview with MP Bob Seely, Conservative Party, Isle of Wight, UK; Facebook In the Spotlight Over Live Streamed Video. Aired 1-2p ET


March 15, 2019
• New Zealand Mosque Attacks Kill 49, Wounds Dozens; Interview with Helen Clark, Labour Party, Former Prime Minister of New Zealand: Social Media Used to Broadcast Terrorism; Police: 49 Dead In Attacks On New Zealand Mosques; Body Cam Video Of New Zealand Attack Was Live-streamed; Mosque Attack Increases Scrutiny On Social Media. Aired 1-2p ET


March 14, 2019
• Did Not Air This Date


March 13, 2019
• Paul Manafort Jailed for 43 More Months; New York City Prosecutors Charge Manafort Immediately After Federal Sentencing; Theresa May Says I Understand the Voice of The Country; UK Parliament Prepares to Vote on No- Deal Brexit; Interview with MP John Glen, Conservative Party, Salisbury, UK; Safety Concerns Grow as More Countries Ban Boeing 737 MAX 8. Aired 1-2p ET


March 12, 2019
• United Kingdom Attorney General Says Nation Could Be Trapped in Irish Backstop; Theresa May Urges Lawmakers to Back Deal or Risk No Brexit; Interview with MP Steve Brine, Conservative Party, UK; Richard Quest Interviews Tewolde GebreMariam, CEO, Ethiopian Airlines; Nations Lining Up to Ban 737 Max - But United States Does Not. Aired 1-2p ET


March 11, 2019
• Crews Find Black Boxes from Ethiopian Airlines Crash; Ethiopia, China, Indonesia Ground Boeing 737 MAX 8; Fierce Battle Over Last ISIS Territory on Syria; Theresa May Is Headed to Strasburg For More Brexit Talks; Guaido Requests A National Emergency Over Nationwide Blackout in Venezuela. Aired 1-2p ET


March 08, 2019
• Trump's Communication Director Quits; Manafort Sentenced to Only 47 Months for Bank and Tax Fraud; US Judge Says Manafort Has Lived an Otherwise Blameless Life; Theresa May Says United Kingdom Risks Never Leaving the EU If Brexit Deal Rejected Again; EU Commits to Giving United Kingdom Unilateral Exit from Customs Union; Five Years Since Malaysian Plane Carrying 239 People Vanished; ISIS Fighters Give Up, But Ideology Lingers; Interview with Stefano Severe, UNHCR representative in Jordan, about ISIS Refugee Problem; Blackout Leaves Most of Venezuela without Power; Netanyahu's Base Remains Loyal Despite Possible Charges; Protestors Around World Call for Gender Equality. Aired 2-3p ET


March 07, 2019
• Michael Cohen sues Trump organization in New York State Court; President Trump meeting with Czech Prime Minister; Huawei lawsuit challenges United States government ban; British Royal family takes action against trolls. Aired 2-3p ET


March 06, 2019
• Sources Say Trump Ordered Daughters Security Clearance; Homeland Security Secretary Defends Immigration Policies; Reports Say North Korea Rebuilding Missile Engine Test Site; US Trade Deficit Soars to Record High; Singer Tearfully Denies Sexual Abuse Charges. Aired 2-3p ET


March 05, 2019
• Trump Slams Probe as Big Fat Fishing Expedition; Hillary Clinton Says Not Running In 2020; Talks Between UK And EU Continue as Clock Ticks; Irish Police Join Probe into London Explosives; United Kingdom Labour Party Engulfed by Racism Claims. Aired 2-3p ET


March 04, 2019
• Opposition Leader Returns to Venezuela; House Panel Launches Sweeping Investigation of Trump; Actor Luke Perry Dead at 52; British Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt Speaks to CNN; Hundreds Flee Past Last Holdout of ISIS in Syria. Aired 2-3p ET


March 01, 2019
• Warmbier Family Rebukes Trump Over Trust of Kim Jong-un; "TROUBLED WATERS," a CNN FREEDOM PROJECT Documentary; Join the Fight Against Modern Slavery on March 14; Pakistan Releases Captured Indian Pilot; NYT: Trump Demanded Kushner Get Top-Secret Clearance; Butterfly Sanctuary Vows To Fight Trump's Wall; Cardinal Pell Appealing Child Sex Abuse Conviction. Aired 2-3p ET


February 28, 2019
• Denuclearization Talks End In Impasse Over Sanctions, Israeli PM To Face Corruption Indictments, Pakistan Will Release Captured Indian Pilot, SDF Says ISIS Will Be Defeated In A Week. Aired 2-3p ET


February 27, 2019
• Did Not Air


February 26, 2019
• Trump and Kim Arrive in Vietnam For Second Summit; Cohen Testifies Privately before Senate Intelligence Committee; Theresa May Proposes Votes on No Deal and Delay; Cardinal George Pell Convicted of Child Sex Abuse; Vatican Held Sex Abuse Conference Earlier This Month. Aired 2-3p ET


February 25, 2019
• Britain's Labour Party in Favor of Public Vote; Theresa May Says A Deal Is in Our Grasp; Trump and North Korea's Kim Resume Denuclearization Talks; Trump Says We Are Going to Have A Signing Summit with China; Markets Rally on Trade Deal Hopes; More Than 150 Venezuelan Security Forces Defect to Columbia. Aired 2-3p ET


February 22, 2019
• Civilians Evacuating from Last ISIS Enclave; White House Says to Keep 200 Troops in Syria; US Football Owner Facing Sex Charges; Humanitarian Aid Showdown in Venezuela; Interview with Richard Branson; Last Major Court Filing in Mueller's Case Against Paul Manafort. Aired 2-3p ET


February 21, 2019
• Vatican Holds Summit on Sexual Abuse by Catholic Clergy; Senate Committee Wants to Question David Geovanis; Geovanis Helped Organize 1996 Trump Trip to Moscow; ISIS Brides Blocked from Returning Home; Saudi Sisters Risk Everything to Flee Oppression. Aired 2-3p ET


February 20, 2019
• U.K. To Revoke Citizenship Of ISIS Bride Shamima Begum; ISIS Leader Remains Elusive Despite Battlefield Defeats; Samsung Unveils New Lines Of High Tech Smartphones. Aired 2-3p ET


February 19, 2019
• Three Women Tell CNN of Alleged Abuse at Hands of Priests; Sanders Slams Trump as He Announces Presidential Run; Karl Lagerfeld, Iconic Fashion Designer Dies. Aired 2-3p


February 18, 2019
• Seven MPs Leave Britain's Labour Party to Start Independent Group; Interview with Sir Vince Cable, Leader of The Liberal Democrats and Member of Parliament; Interview with Jo Stevens, Labour MP; UK Lawmakers Brand Facebook as Digital Gangsters; CNN Reports from Front Lines of War Against ISIS. Aired 2-3p ET


February 15, 2019
• Trump Declares National Emergency to Get Border Wall Funding; Trump Predicts Legal Battle on Border Wall; United States General Breaks with Trump on Syria Pullout; Interview with Gen. Votel, U.S. Central Command, Middle East; Assault Allegation and Salacious Book Overshadow Vatican Summit; Final Push Ahead Of Saturday's Presidential Election; Fact-Checking Trump's national Emergency Speech; Russians Face new Questions On Afghanistan; U.S. DEA Agent Reflects On Capture Of Notorious Drug Lord. Aired 2-3p ET


February 14, 2019
• Theresa May Loses Key Vote in Parliament; Unrepentant and Pregnant, ISIS Bride Wants Back into UK; Thousands of Civilians Flee ISIS in Syria; Andrew McCabe Says Meetings Were Held at Justice Department to Discuss Using The 25th Amendment to Remove Trump from Office; Russia's Ambassador Talks Relations With Europe & U.S.; U.S. Blasts Allies On Iran Stance; U.K. PM May Loses Key Vote IN Parliament. Aired 2-3p ET


February 13, 2019
• Sources Say Trump Will Sign Budget Deal He Doesn't Like; Former U.S. Air Force Intelligence Specialist Charged with Spying for Iran; Tehran Brandishes Weaponry; U.S. Aims to Strengthen Ties with Eastern Europe; U.S. Targets Iranian Mideast Conference; Trump and Duque Praise Venezuelan Opposition Leader; High-Profile Journalist Arrested in The Philippines. Aired 2-3p ET


February 12, 2019
• Trump Not Happy with Budget Deal but Shutdown Unlikely; Mexican Drug Lord El Chapo Guilty on All Counts; Pro- and Anti-Maduro Demonstrators on The Streets; Turkey Launches Nationwide Raids Over Failed 2016 Coup. Aired 2-3p ET


February 11, 2019
• Battle Rages Against ISIS in Last Syrian Enclave; Civilians Flee ISIS Enclave in Syria; General Votel Says Tens of Thousands of ISIS Fighters Remain; Senators Warren and Klobuchar Join Crowded Democratic Field for President. Aired 2-3p ET


February 08, 2019
• Acting Attorney General Clashes with Lawmakers; Amazon CEO Accuses "The National Enquirer" Of Blackmail and Extortion; Deadly Fire in One of Brazil's Biggest Football Clubs; Syrian Villagers Fleeing ISIS Tell Their Stories; Amazon CEO Accuses national Enquirer Of Blackmail & Extortion; White House Declines Senate Deadline On Khashoggi Murder; British And Irish Prime Ministers Meeting In Dublin; France Recalls Ambassador Amid Diplomatic Row With Italy; Museum Of Islamic Art Inspires New Generation Of Artists; Movies About Women Being Celebrated This Year. Aired 2-3p ET


February 07, 2019
• U.S. House Democrats Turn Up Heat on Trump; UK Prime Minister Meets European Council in Brussels; Mark Carney, Head of Bank of England, Says Brexit Fog Causing Short Term Volatility; Trump Facing New Investigation That Goes Beyond Russia; Maduro Refuses to End Blockade of Aid from Colombia; Afghan Peace Talks Held In Moscow; May's Last-Ditch Effort To Save Brexit Deal; Aid Trucks Arriving At Colombian -Venezuelan Border; Rediscovering The Port City Of Zubarah; Germany Clamps Down On Facebook's Data Gathering. Aired 2-3p ET


February 06, 2019
• Donald Tusk Says Some Brexit Leaders Will Have A Special Place in Hell; Donald Trump Calls for Unity and Offers No Compromises in His State of The Union Speech; Democratic Response to Trump's Speech Included Eye Rolls And Sarcastic Applause; SDF Commander Says ISIS Isn't Finished Yet; Trump Says Time to Welcome Us Troops Home From Syria; A UN Report Says North Korea Brazenly Violating Sanctions. Aired 2-3p ET


February 05, 2019
• Weapons Made In America Are Lost In War Zone; U.S. General Defends Supporting Saudi-Led Coalition; Following The Trail Of U.S. Weaponry Inside Yemen; Hours Away From Trump's State Of The Union Address; Trump To Deliver State Of The Union To Divided Congress; Prosecutors Subpoena Trump Inaugural Committee Docs; War On ISIS Leaves Communities In Rubble; U.S. General: ISIS Now Controls Only 50 Square Kilometers; U.K.: ISIS Hostage John Cantlie Believed To Still Be Alive. Aired: 2-3p ET


February 04, 2019
• International Pressure Grows on Maduro Government; Maduro Says Trump Risks Staining His Hands with Blood; Wreckage of Plane Carrying Footballer Emiliano Sala Found; Pressure Mounts on Virginia Governor to Resign; CNN Poll Says Most Republicans Support Shut Down. Aired 2-3p ET


February 01, 2019
• United States Suspending Landmark Nuclear Arms Treaty with Russia; Interview with Thomas Countryman, Chairman of The Arms Control Association; Trump Says Good Chance He Will Declare Emergency for A Wall; Trump Claims He's Not A Target of The Special Counsel Probe; Government Shutdown Did Not Impact Hiring or Wages; Assad Regime Found Liable for Marie Colvin's Death; U.S. Senator Cory Booker Announces Run For President; Detained Refugee Wins Australia's Top Literary Prize; Combating Human Trafficking During The Super Bowl; U.S. Football Fans Ready For Big Game; China's Lunar New Year Preparations Underway. Aired 2-3p ET


January 31, 2019
• Fighters Plan Final Showdown with Remnants Of ISIS; The Self- Declared Acting President of Venezuela Not Ruling Out U.S. Military Help; Another Day of Bitter Cold from The Midwest To the East Coast; Facebook's Earnings Leap Despite Public Relations Problems; Activists Criticize Mariah Carey's Saudi Concert; Amanpour Interviews Juan Guaido; Europeans Set Up A New Payment Channel for Iran; U.K. House Speaker's Call For Order Gain Worldwide Attention; No-Deal Withdrawal Now Seems More Likely; U.S. & China Facing Deadline To Negotiate Trade Deal; Millions Of Dollars In U.S. Aid To Palestinians Dries Up; U.S. Set To Pull Out Of Milestone Nuclear Treaty With Russia; Inside The Fight Against "Deepfake" Online Videos. Aired 2-3p ET


January 30, 2019
• Millions Face Freezing Conditions in United States; Protests Against Government Underway in Venezuela, Peaceful So Far; Trump Slams U.S. Intel Chiefs After They Contradict Him; Stone Says Trump's Presidency Faces an Existential Threat; Ghosn Blames Plot and Treason for His Arrest in Japan; Trade Talks Resume Amid Huawei Charges; European Union Leaders Reject New Negotiations Over Brexit. Aired 2-3p ET


January 28, 2019
• Maduro Says U.S. Is Behind Coup to Oust Him as President; Hunger and Seething Anger Grip A Once Rich Venezuela; United Kingdom MPs Debate and Vote on Changes to Theresa May's Brexit Plan; Gorani Interviews Labour MP Stella Creasy on Brexit; 60 Killed and Hundreds Missing After Brazil Dam Collapses. Aired 2-3p ET


January 25, 2019
• Stone Is Defiant and Vows to Fight Politically Motivated Charges; Valencia Has Interview with Roger Stone; Trump Speaking on U.S. Government Shutdown; Trump Announces Deal To End U.S. Government Shutdown; Roger Stone Indicted On Seven Charges In Russia Probe. Aired 2-3p ET


January 24, 2019
• Trump Blinks: Agrees to Wait on State of the Union Speech; Venezuelan Armed Forces Pledge Allegiance to Maduro; Russia Warns Against Military Intervention In Venezuela; Airbus Warns Of Harmful Decisions In Case Of No-Deal; Senate To Vote On Two Shutdown Proposals, Both Likely To Fail; Atlanta Expecting Mass Influx Of Visitors For Super Bowl; Voters Split On Trump Amid Shutdown; Officials End Search For Emiliano Sala Plane; Scotland's Ex-First Minister Charged; New Helmets For Pope's Swiss Guard. Aired 2-3p ET


January 23, 2019
• Michael Cohen Postpones Testimony Claiming Threats from Trump; Federal Workers Protest and Want to Return to Work; Venezuelan Opposition Leader Swears Himself in As President; Trump Recognizes Guaido As Venezuelan Interim President; Missing Footballer Sala Sent Audio Message from Plane Before Crash. Aired 2-3p ET


January 22, 2019
• United States Supreme Court Let's Transgender Military Ban Take Effect; New York Food Bank Giving Meals to Furloughed TSA Workers; Interview with Elizabeth Ford TSA Worker; Rising Populism Challenges Globalization; Singer's Arrest in Paris On Rape and Drug Charges; Football Star Emiliano Sala Missing After Plane Disappears over English Channel. Aired 2-3p ET


January 21, 2019
• High School Students Face Off With native Americans; U.S. Senator Kamala Harris Announces Bid For President; Japanese Justice Questions; WhatsApp Limits How Widely Users Can Share Messages; Uber Planning To Develop Self-Driving Electric Scooters; Giuliani Remarks Renew Questions on What Trump Knew And When; Giuliani Says Trump May Have Talked to Cohen About His Testimony; Jake Tapper Interviews Rudy Giuliani about Trump Tower in Moscow; Theresa May Lays Out Next Steps to End Brexit Deadlock; Irish Backstop Remains Key Sticking Point for Brexit; IMF Forecast for Global Growth; Protests Force Zimbabwe Leader to Skip Davos; A Viral Video Doesn't Tell The Whole Story. Aired 2-3p ET


January 18, 2019
• "BuzzFeed" Reports Trump Directed His Lawyer to Lie to Congress; Clash Between Trump and Pelosi Intensifies Over Shut Down; It Is Now The 28th Day of The Government Shutdown; British Prime Minister Calls for New Brexit Negotiations With The EU; Interview with Boris Johnson -- Former British Foreign Secretary; Top North Korea Negotiator Meets with Trump And Pompeo; Tesla Shares Fall As Company Sheds 7 Percent of Workforce; Irish Backstop Remains Key Sticking Point; Scotland Residents Voice Concerns Amid Uncertainty With E.U.; Britain's Prince Philip Cleared By Doctors After Car Crash; Moscow Detains Woman Claiming Proof Of Trump-Russia Ties; Muslim Journalist Misidentified AS Pakistan Actress By Vogue. Aired 2-3p ET


January 17, 2019
• Rudy Giuliani Says Trump Didn't Collude but The Campaign Might Have; "Wall Street Journal" Says Michael Cohen Paid for Rigged Presidential Polls; Syrian Withdrawal Causes Concerns About Trump's Iran Policy; Duke of Edinburgh Involved in Car Crash; Voters in Northern England Blast Politicians on Brexit. Aired 2-3p ET


January 16, 2019
• Theresa May's Government Survives A No-Confidence Vote; Theresa May Asks Opposition Politicians to Meet with Her to Find A Solution. Aired 2-3p ET


January 15, 2019
• British Lawmakers Prepare to Vote on Brexit Deal. Aired 2-3p ET


January 14, 2019
• Trump Says He Never Worked for Russia; "Washington Post" Says Trump Concealed Details of Putin Meetings; FBI Investigated Whether Trump Was Acting as A Kremlin Agent; Theresa May Says Approve My Deal or Risk No Brexit; Mayor of Gdansk, Poland Killed During Charity Event; China Sentences Canadian Man to Death for Drug Smuggling. Aired 2-3p ET


January 11, 2019
• 800,000 U.S. Workers Get No Paychecks AS Impasse Drags On; Missing U.S. Teen Found Alive Months After Parents Killed; National Enquirer Takes Aim At Jeff Bezos' Divorce; US Begins Withdrawing Military Equipment from Syria; Pompeo Says America Will Not Withdraw Until the Terrorism Is Over; United States Secretary of State on Regional Tour of Mideast to Reassure Allies; United States Government Shutdown Hours Away from Becoming the Longest Ever; UK Police Suggests Retailers Prepare for Panic Buying; Liverpool Residents on Possibility of a Second Referendum. 2-3p ET


January 10, 2019
• Trump Lands in Texas to Tour US Border with Mexico; Trump Calls Talks with Top Democrats A Waste of Time; Trump Continues to Push for Border Wall; Trump Holding A Roundtable Talk with Officials in Texas. Aired 2-3p ET


January 09, 2019
• Source Says Rod Rosenstein to Leave Justice Department; Trump Stops Short of Requiring National Emergency Over Border Wall; Manafort Shared Polling Data with Russian Agent; UK Prime Minister Suffers Brexit Setback in Parliament; Secretary of State Pompeo in Cairo After Surprise Iraq Visit. Aired 2-3p ET


January 08, 2019
• Russian Lawyer At Trump Tower Meeting Charged In Separate Case; Erdogan's Slam Bolton's Comments On Syria; Brexit Supporters Harass MP Outside Parliament; Peek Into The Future With New Tech Gadgets; Trump's First Oval Office Address Is Just Hours Away; Source Says Trump Undecided on Declaring A National Emergency; Pence Claims 4000 Terrorists Have Crossed Southern Border; UK Lawmakers Create New Obstacle to No Deal Brexit; Carlos Ghosn in Court, Says I'm Innocent.


January 07, 2019
• U.K. PM Pushes Plan Ahead Of Key Week In Parliament; Furloughed Workers Worry As They Wait For Paychecks; World's Biggest Tech Show Kicking Off In Las Vegas; Surprises and Controversies At First Big Awards Show; Trump to Visit Southern Border as Government Shutdown Drags On; U.S. House Passes Bills to Reopen Government; British International Trade Secretary Speaks Ahead of Key Week; Liam Fox Speaks on No Deal Options for Brexit; Kevin Spacey Appears in Court on Sexual Assault Charge; Saudi Teen Allowed to Stay in Thailand for Now; Sex Trafficking Victim to Be Freed from Prison. Aired 2-3p ET


January 04, 2019
• Did Not Air This Date


January 03, 2019
• : Democrat Nancy Pelosi Elected U.S. House Speaker; Pelosi Congratulates Members Of New Congress; Democrat Nancy Pelosi Sworn In As House Speaker; Nancy Pelosi Elected United States House Speaker. Aired 2-3p ET


January 02, 2019
• Trump Holds Cabinet Meeting On Day 12 Shutdown; U.S. Border Patrol Fires Tear Gas At Migrants; U.S. Citizen Detained In Russia On Spy Accusations; Netflix Blocks Episode On Khashoggi From Saudi Arabia; Trump Stands by His $5 Billion Wall Ahead of Meeting with Democrats; Trump Holds Cabinet Meeting on Day 12 Of Shut Down; Trump Says He Wishes Romney Was More of a Team Player; Trump Says He Essentially Fired Ex Defense Chief James Mattis; Trump Defends Decision to Pull Troops from Syria. Aired 2-3p ET


January 01, 2019
• World Leaders Share Their Visions For A New Year; The Mayor Of Manchester Says That A New Year's Eve Stabbing Appears To Be An Isolated Incident; Brazil has a new President; American Man Currently Detained In Russia Aired: 2-2:30p ET


December 31, 2018
• Did Not Air


December 28, 2018
• Syrian Army Says It Has Entered Flashpoint City of Manjib; Trump Announced U.S. Withdrawal Last Week; Two Vietnamese Tourists Killed When A Roadside Bomb Hits Tourist Bus in Egypt; Trump and Congress Are Deadlocked Over Border Wall Funding; US Homeland Security Chief to Visit U.S.- Mexican Border; European Union Struggles to Stem the Flow of Immigrants; New Details In Sexual Assault Allegation Against Spacey; U.S. Stocks Up After Week Of Wild Swings; Oldest U.S. War Veteran Dies At 112; Celebrating The Spirits Of The Season. Aired 2-3p ET


December 27, 2018
• Iraqi Lawmakers Slam Visit AS Blow To Iraq's Sovereignty; Trump Makes Inaccurate Statements About Military Pay; Trump "Looking Forward" To Second Kim Summit; U.S. Parents Alarmed BY Polio-Like Disease; Hong Kong's "Golden Coin" Turtle Critically Endangered; Pompeii Yields Up New Secrets About Ancient Myth. Aired 2-3p ET


December 21, 2018
• Trump Blames Democrats for Looming Government Shutdown; Only Hours Until Partial United States Government Shutdown; Trump Is in Turmoil, Mattis Quits, Shutdown Looms, Troop Pullout; People in Hungary Protest Against Slave Law; Schumer To Trump: You Will Not Get Your Wall; U.S. Senate Voting On Funding Bill That's Likely To Fail; Supreme Court Justice Ginsburg Has Cancerous Nodules Removed; Mattis Resigns Over Policy Disputes With Trump; U.S. Tariffs Could Make Toys Expensive For Americans; Afghan Refugees Celebrates First Christmas In U.S. Aired 2-3p ET


December 20, 2018
• Exclusive Video Shows Fierce Fighting Ongoing Against ISIS; Putin Agrees with Trump's Syria Decision; 120,000 Passengers Affected by Drones at Gatwick Airport; Trump Refused to Sign Spending Bill Without Wall Funding; Harvey Weinstein Case Moves Forward, Pretrial Hearing in March. Aired 2-3p ET


December 19, 2018
• U.S. Federal Reserve Raises Interest Rates to Combat Inflation; Trump Orders Full and Rapid United States Troop Withdrawal from Syria; China Says Hacking Report Is Suspicious and Groundless; "New York Times" Report Revives Questions about Facebook Privacy. Aired 2-3p ET


December 18, 2018
• U.S. Judge Delays Flynn Sentencing After Stinging Rebuke; White House Holds Briefing After Flynn Sentencing Is Delayed; White House Speaks on Border Wall Funding and Government Shutdown; Manchester United Sack Jose Mourinho. Aired 2-3p ET


December 17, 2018
• UK Opposition Leader Tables No Confidence Motion; Demonstrations Against Right-Wing Government Turn Violent in Hungary; Michael Cohen Has Directly Implicated Trump in Felony Crimes. Aired 2-3p ET


December 14, 2018
• Cohen Says Prosecutors Have Information That Backs Up His Account; Trump Says I Never Directed Cohen to Do Anything Wrong; Prime Minister Theresa May Says A Disorderly Brexit Is Bad for Everyone; COP24 Climate Talks Head into The Final Hours; Global Stocks Fall on Weak Economic Data; U.S. Markets Fall On Global Growth Worries; 7-Year-Old Dies While In U.S. Border Patrol Custody; France's "Yellow Vest" Protesters Defiant, Despite Macron Plea; Coat Pelosi Wore To Be Re-released By Fashion House; Tokyo By Water. Aired 2-3p ET


December 13, 2018
• Alleged Russian Spy Admits to Conspiracy Against the United States; Suffering Continues as Warring Parties in Yemen Shake Hands; Senators Voting on Restricting U.S. Military in Yemen War; UK Prime Minister Meets EU Leaders to Discuss Irish Border Issue; Trump Says Interviewing People for Chief of Staff. Aired 2-3p ET


December 12, 2018
• Theresa May Facing No Confidence Vote; Currency Traders Backed Away from The Pound Because There's So Much Uncertainty; Trump's Former Lawyer Gets Three Years in Prison. Aired 2-3p ET


December 11, 2018
• Trump and Democrats Argue in Oval Office On TV; UK Prime Minister Meets EU Leaders in Bid to Save Brexit Deal; Parliament MP grabs Ceremonial Mace in Protest; Reaction to Macron's Economic Proposals; Rapist only gets $400 fine. Aired 2-3p ET


December 10, 2018
• French President Macron Addresses Nation After Yellow Vest Protests; Macron to Meet with French Mayors to Start A National Dialogue; Theresa May Delays Parliament Vote on Her Brexit Proposal. Aired 2-3p ET


December 07, 2018
• Fired FBI Director Testifying in Private Before A House Panel; Trump Nominates A New UN Ambassador and Attorney General; Mueller to Submit Key Documents on Manafort And Cohen; French Officials Say Will Use All Means to Prevent Unrest; Huawei CFO Makes First Appearance in Court; The Dow Drops Over Jobs and Trade War Mixed Messages; Mueller To Submit Key Documents On Manafort, Cohen; Bail Hearing Right Now For Huawei CFO; Belfast Reacts To The Northern Ireland Backstop; Cautious Optimism In Yemen Peace Talks; New Yorkers Flock To See Celebrity Duck. Aired 2-3p ET


December 06, 2018
• U.S.-China Trade War Escalates as Huawei CFO Arrested; Global Stocks Tumble on Detention of Chinese CFO; French Government Is Deploying 65,000 Extra Security Forces; George H.W. Bush Soon to Be Laid to Rest; Saudi Energy Minister Says Trump's Input Taken into Consideration. Aired 2- 3p ET


December 05, 2018
• Trump, Obama, Clinton, Carter All Attended Bush Funeral; Eulogies Remember Bush's Lifetime of Service. Aired 2:20-3p ET


December 04, 2018
• U.S. Stocks Falling Sharply on Trade Truce Doubts; Bob Corker Says bin Salman Would Be Convicted In 30 Minutes If on Trial; Mueller to Reveal How Flynn Cooperated in Probe; UK Parliament Begins Debate on Brexit Plan. Aired 2-3p ET


December 03, 2018
• Khashoggi's WhatsApp Texts Offer Clues to His Murder, Two French Protest Leaders Pull Out of Meeting with Macron; Markets Move Higher Over U.S.-China Trade Truce. Aired 2-3p ET


November 30, 2018
• Residents Told to Shelter in Place after Quake Hits Alaska; White House Says Mueller Probe is "Undermining" U.S.-Russia Relations; Ignorance of Holocaust Mirrors Rise in Anti-Semitism. Aired 2-3p ET


November 29, 2018
• Special Counsel Says Michael Cohen Is Telling the Truth, Trump Says He Is Lying; Trump Cancels Meeting with Putin at G20; Anti-Semitism Reaches Fever Pitch in France; Aired 2-3p ET


November 28, 2018
• CNN Investigation Revealed Startling Rise in Anti-Semitism; Russia Downplays Trump's Threat to Cancel Talks with Putin; Bank of England Warning A No-Deal Brexit Could Drop GDP 8 Percent; Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Surge in The United States. Aired 2-3p ET


November 27, 2018
• CNN Investigation Reveals A Startling Rise in Anti-Semitism In Europe; Israeli Prime Minister Reacts to CNN Report; White House Answers Questions on Khashoggi Murder; Manafort Met with Assange in Ecuadorian Embassy, Lied to Mueller. Aired 2-3p ET


November 26, 2018
• U.S. Fires Teargas at Migrants Rushing Border; U.S. Condemns the Russian Outlaw Action Against Ukraine In UN Security Council; Trump Threatens to Permanently Close Border Crossing; Theresa May Says No Better Brexit Deal Is Available; UAE Pardons British Academic Charged with Spying. Aired 2-3p ET


November 23, 2018
• New U.S. Govt. Report Has Dire Warning On Climate Change; U.S. Shoppers Set To Spend Billions In Holiday Period; Two Wounded, Gunman Killed In Alabama Mall Shooting; Retailers In China, Hong Kong Drop Dolce & Gabbana; Land: One Of South Africa's Most Divisive Issues; Gifts For Refugees On Black Friday. Aired 2-3p ET


November 22, 2018
• Teenage Bride Auction Sparks Outrage; False Claim Of White Genocide Pushed BY S. Africa's Far-Right; Saudi FM Uses Trump Statement To Back Crown Prince "Innocence"; U.S. Missionary Killed On Remote Indian Island; Dolce & Gabbana Cancel Shanghai Show; Devastated Town Finds Reasons To Be Thankful For. Aired 2-3p ET


November 21, 2018
• British Student Sentenced to Life for Spying In UAE; Trump Signals No Strong Action Against Saudi Arabia; Rowdy House of Commons Draws A Rebuke from Speaker. Aired 2-3p ET


November 20, 2018
• President Trump Supports Saudi Arabia Despite Khashoggi Murder; More Stock Market Volatility; Ivanka Trump Used Private Computer for Government Emails; Russian to Head Interpol? Carlos Ghosn's Troubles. Aired 2-3p ET


November 19, 2018
• Trump Says Reports on Khashoggi Murder Premature; Finns Make Jokes About Trump's Fire Raking Comments; Britain Is Circulating A Draft Resolution at The UN About Yemen; Nissan Chairman Arrested for Corruption. Aired 2-3p ET


November 16, 2018
• Theresa May Appoints New Brexit Secretary; 600 Plus Missing in Northern California Fire; U.S. Prosecutors Accidentally Reveal Possible Charges Against Julian Assange; Source Says Israel To Set Date for Early Elections; May Makes New Cabinet Appointments, Defends Draft Deal; Judges Sides With CNN, Orders WH To Return Acosta's Pass; Trump: I Wrote Answers To Mueller's Questions, Not Lawyers; N. Korean State Media: Kim Inspects "Ultra-Modern" Weapon; U.S. Couple, Homeless Man Charged In Scam. Aired 2- 3p ET


November 15, 2018
• Saudis Seek Death Penalty for Five Suspects in Khashoggi Murder; U.S. Sanctions 17 Saudi Officials Over Khashoggi's Murder; Donald Tusk: "No-Brexit Scenario" Still Possible; Brexit Supporter Criticizes Theresa May and Her Deal; Theresa May Comes Out Fighting Amid Political Turmoil
• Theresa May Comes Out Fighting Amid Political Turmoil; EU Reacts to Brexit Draft Deal; May Defends Brexit Deal as In UK's National Interest. Aired 2-3p ET


November 14, 2018
• Theresa May's Cabinet Backs Brexit Draft Deal; Pound and U.S. Stocks Seesaw; British Business Community Reacts to Draft Brexit Deal
• Crucial Day for Theresa May Over Draft Brexit Deal; British Prime Minister Says Cabinet Backs Draft Brexit Deal. Aired 2-3p ET


November 13, 2018
• Draft Brexit Deal Reached; Trump Goes on Twitter Tirade Against Macron; At Least 44 Dead, Dozens Missing as Multiple Fires Rage in California. Aired 2-3p ET


November 12, 2018
• At Least 31 Dead And 100 Missing And 6400 Homes Burned in California Fires; New Upsurge of Violence at Israeli Gaza Border; Brexit Negotiations Intense And Still Stuck on Irish Border Issue; Marvel Comics Legend Stan Lee Dies at 95. Aired 2-2:30p ET


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