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July 26, 2021
• Biden Hosts Iraqi Prime Minister At The White House; Tunisian President Ousts Prime Minister And Suspends Parliament; Protesters In Paris, Athens And London Clash With Police Over Vaccine Mandates; Pakistani Taliban Leader Reacts To Gains By Afghan Taliban; Chinese Officials: U.S. Portrays China As Imaginary Enemy; At Least 180 People Killed In London Floods, Landslides; Britain's Tom Daley Claims Elusive Gold Medal. Aired 2- 3p ET


July 23, 2021
• Tokyo Marks Start of Olympics with Subdued Ceremony; Key Food Workers in England Exempted from Isolation Rules; U.N.: Lebanon's Water System on Verge of Total Collapse; Olympics Begin Amid Unprecedented Challenge; U.S. Strikes Taliban In Final Stages Of Troop Withdrawal; Wildfires Ravage Parts of Siberia. Aired 2-3p ET


July 22, 2021
• Olympic Games Show Director Fired Ahead of Opening Ceremonies; China Rejects New W.H.O. Investigation; Delta Variant Brings New Wave of Infections to Israel; Vaccine Inequity Undermines Global Economic Recovery; Floods in China Kill at least 33; The Unvaccinated in Italy Facing Major Restrictions; Travel Host Rick Steves on European Tourism. Aired 2-3p ET


July 21, 2021
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July 20, 2021
• Jeff Bezos And Crew Complete Historic Space Mission; Tokyo Hits Highest COVID-19 Case-Count Since January; German Chancellor Merkel Visits Flood Zone; British Prime Minister Announces New Night Club Restrictions Hours After They Reopened; Athletes Experience COVID-19 Challenges And Setbacks; England Confronts Racism Following Attacks On Footballers. Aired 2-3p ET


July 19, 2021
• U.K. Prime Minister Johnson Urges Caution As England Drops Restrictions; Haiti's Acting Prime Minister Joseph to Hand Power to Prime Minister-Designate Henry; Death Toll in Western Europe After Floods Rises to At Least 195 People; Report: Pegasus Spyware Used To Target Journalists, Activists; Bezos Prepares To Travel To Edge Of Space. Aired 2-3p ET


July 16, 2021
• Flash Floods Batter Western Europe; Rescuers from Austria Head to Neighboring Netherlands to Help in Rescue Efforts; Biden Slams Cuba's Political System; Protests in France, Greece Over COVID Rules & Vaccine Requirements; Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui Killed In Afghanistan; California On Track For Worst Fire Season Ever. Aired 2-3p ET


July 15, 2021
• Protests in France Against Restrictions on the Unvaccinated; Designated Prime Minister of Lebanon Steps Down; Floods Kill At Least 46 People in Germany and Belgium; Malta Introduces 14-Day Quarantine for Unvaccinated Arrivals; South African Military Sends More Troops to Tamp Down Unrest; Slain Haitian President's Head of Security Taken into Custody. Aired 2-3p ET


July 14, 2021
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July 13, 2021
• Police Arrest a Man in Haiti Who Police Say Had Plans to Become President; Cuban Government Arrests Activists After Protests; At Least 45 People Have Died in Violent Protests in South Africa; Europe Struggles to Contain a Surge in COVID-19 Cases; Hospital Fire in Iraq Kills at least 92; Surrounding Afghan Commandos Gunned Down by Taliban; U.S. President Joe Biden Addresses the Constitutional Right to Vote. Aired 2-3p ET


July 12, 2021
• Black England Players Become Targets of Racist Online Abuse After Narrow Loss to Italy; Cubans Protest Over Lack of Freedom and Worsening Economy; Police Arrest Man Accused of Orchestrating the Assassination of Haiti's President; Macron Addresses France As COVID-19 Cases Rise; Jordan Royal Family Member & Ex-Aide Sentenced To 15 Years; British PM Confirms Easing Of COVID-19 Restrictions. Aired 2-3p EST


July 09, 2021
• Haiti's Political Crisis; Coronavirus Pandemic; Aftermath of Brexit; WH: U.S., Delivering on Promise to Supply Vaccines to World; Cases of Delta Variant Spiking Across Asia; Richard Branson Blasts off on Sunday. Aired 2- 3pm ET
• Police Chief in Haiti Cites 17 Suspects have Been Detained in Moise's Assassination; Pfizer to Seek Emergency FDA Authorization for Booster Shot; Johannesburg Mayor Dies of COVID-19; WH: U.S. Delivering On Promise To Supply Vaccines To World; Cases Of Delta Variant Spiking Across Asia; Taliban Says They Control 85% Of Territory. Aired 3-4p EST.


July 08, 2021
• Biden Speaks On Withdrawal From Afghanistan As Taliban Gain Ground; Biden: Taliban Takeover Of Afghanistan "Is Not Inevitable"; Biden: U.S. Achieved Its Objectives In Afghanistan; Scientists Slam U.K.'s "Dangerous, Unethical" Reopening Plans; England: Vaccinated Arrivals From "Amber List" To Skip Quarantine. Aired 2-3p ET
• Investigation Underway into Haiti's President's Assassination; Indonesia Expands Restrictions As Record Daily COVID Deaths Reported; Officials Declare COVID State of Emergency in Tokyo Ahead of Olympic Games; Growing Myanmar Resistance Movement Training for Civil War; President Joe Biden to Speak on U.S. Future in Afghanistan; WeChat Deletes Dozens of LGBTQ and Feminist Accounts; Fans Celebrate England's Semifinal Victory. Aired 2-3p ET.


July 07, 2021
• Haiti Declares State of Siege After President's Assassination; Translators Who Worked for U.S. Military Fear for Their Lives After the U.S. Abandoned Them; British Prime Minister Defends Reopening Plan; Haiti's President Jovenel Moise Assassinated; Colombian Police Violence against Protesters; Italy Faces Either England or Denmark in Euro 2020 Final. Aired 3-4p ET


July 06, 2021
• COVID-19 in the U.K.; Interview with French Tourism Minister Jean- Baptiste Lemoyne on Reopening Plan; Israel Warns Vaccine May Be Less Effective against Mild COVID-19; Lebanon Caretaker PM Warns Nation Days Away from "Social Explosion"; Anti-Palestinian Authority Protests after Activist's Death; Interview with CSIS Glenn Senior Adviser Gerstell about Cyberattacks; Death of Jailed Indian Activist Sparks Protest; Grenfell Tower Fire Victims Want Accountability. Aired 2-3p ET


July 05, 2021
• U.K. Prime Minister: England on Track to Lift Restrictions on July 19th; Duchess of Cambridge Self-Isolating After COVID Contact; Russia Reports Spikes in COVID Cases and Deaths; U.S. Exit Prompts Concerns Of Taliban Resurgence; Jeff Bezos Officially Steps Down As Amazon CEO; Pollution From Sunken Ship Devastates Marine Life. Aired 2-3p ET.


July 02, 2021
• Chinese Propaganda Warns Taiwan: Prepare For War; Anti-Semitism On The Rise In Europe; Economy Adds 850,000 Jobs In June. Aired 2-3p EST


July 01, 2021
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• Trump Organization's CFO Surrenders After Grand Jury Indictment; China's Communist Party Celebrates 100th Anniversary; Princes William and Harry Reunite at Diana Statue Unveiling; Biden Meets Families of Champlain Towers Victims; U.K. Records Highest Number New Coronavirus Cases since January; Turkey Quits Treaty Protecting Women from Violence; Annual Trafficking in Persons Report Released; Britney Spears Legal Battle. Aired 1-2p ET


June 30, 2021
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June 29, 2021
• Ethiopia Government Calls Ceasefire In Tigray; England's Chief Medical Officer Harassed; England Beat Germany To Advance To Quarter Finals In Euro 2020; Russia Reports Record Number Of Daily Deaths; U.S. Olympian Criticized For National Anthem Protest; White House Says Biden Will Visit Florida On Thursday; Florida Building Rescue Stretches Into Sixth Day; Pacific Northwest, Canada Bake In "Unprecedented" Heat Wave. Aired 2-3p ET


June 28, 2021
• Spread of Delta Variant Leads to New Global Restrictions; Hong Kong to Ban Travelers from the U.K.; Death Toll Rises As Dozens Still Remain Unaccounted for in Champlain Tower Collapse; Iraq, Syria Condemn U.S. Airstrikes On Border Region' Taliban Taking Over Northern Area As U.S. Withdraws; E.U. Divisions Rage Over Anti-LGBTQ Law In Hungary. Aired 2-3p EST


June 25, 2021
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June 24, 2021
• Sentencing Surge of Uyghurs in Xinjiang; Taiwan PM: We Need to Prepare for Conflict with China; More Cubans Making Risky Journey to U.S.; Investigating Death of John McAfee; Buckingham Palace Admits Lack of Diversity. Aired 2-3p ET


June 23, 2021
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June 22, 2021
• War in Afghanistan; North Korea Says U.S. Risks Disappointment if It Misinterprets Signals; UEFA Says No to Rainbow Colors at Allianz Arena; Woman Who Murdered Abusive Husband on Trial; UNESCO Says Great Barrier Reef Should Be Listed as "In Danger". Aired 2-3p ET


June 21, 2021
• Macron, Le Pen Parties Fare Poorly in Regional Elections; Ethiopia's Elections Chief Urges World To Support Monday's Vote, "Stressful And Imperfect Though It Is"; Weightlifter To Become First Trans Olympic Competitor. Aired 2-3p EST


June 18, 2021
• Iran Votes In Presidential Election; China Heads Towards One Billion COVID Vaccinations; E.U. Lifts Travel Curbs On U.S. And 13 Other Countries; Hardline Cleric Ebrahim Raisi Widely Expected To Win; Global Index 2021 Finds Slight Decline To World Peace; Taiwan's COVID Vaccine Makers Detail Rollout Plans. Aired 2-3p ET


June 17, 2021
• Historic Biden And Putin Sit-Down Yields Few Breakthroughs; Militants from Gaza Send Incendiary Balloons Over to Israel; Morgan Stanley CEO Calls for Employees to Come Back to the Office; Iran Election; Construction Flaws Led to Mexico Rail Collapse; Biden-Putin Joint Statement on Nuclear War Threat; China's Space Race. Aired 2-3p ET


June 16, 2021
• Biden-Putin High-Stakes Meeting in Geneva; Israel Launches Airstrikes in Gaza. Aired 2:45-3p ET


June 15, 2021
• Nearly 30 Million Vaccinated in U.K.; Concerns Grow over Spread of Delta Variant; Russian Mercenaries Accused of Mass Murder of Women and Children in Central African Republic; Olympic Games Organizers Unveil New COVID-19 Playbook. Aired 2-3p ET


June 14, 2021
• NATO Focuses on China and Russia; Boris Johnson Puts Brakes on England Lockdown Easing; Israel Elects Naftali Bennett As New Prime Minister of Israel; Netanyahu Ousted As Longest-Serving Prime Minister; Trial Of Myanmar's Ousted Leader Aung San Suu Kyi Begins; Jailed Belarusian Journalist Appears At News Conference; Unclear if Roman Protasevich's Appearance Was Voluntary. Aired 2-3p ET


June 11, 2021
• G7 Leaders Meet For First Time In Nearly Two Years; Leaders Plan To Donate 1 Billion Vaccines To Poorer Nations; CNN Speaks With Former U.K. P.M. Gordon Brown; U.K. Speeds Up Vaccine Rollout As Variant Infectious Spike; Thousands Of Olympic Volunteer Quit Over COVID Fears; Brexit Aftermath; Deadly Clashes; Nicaragua's Political Crackdown. Aired 5-6p ET
• G7 Leaders Meet for First Time in Nearly 2 Years; Jill Biden Tours School with Duchess of Cambridge; Cruise Ship Docks In Dubrovnik As Tourism Picks Up Steam; Thousands Of Olympic Volunteers Quit Over COVID Fears; British Royals Meet G7 Leaders At Eden Project. Aired 2-3p ET


June 10, 2021
• Joe Biden, Boris Johnson Have First Sit Down Meeting; Military Govt. Charges Aung San Suu Kyi With Corruption; VP Harris Tackles Migrant Crisis On Her First Trip Abroad; Joe Biden and Boris Johnson Hold First Official Meeting; Hackers Target EA For Gaming Source Code; Uganda Struggles To Get Vaccines As Cases Spike; Biden Announces US Is Donating 500 Million Pfizer Vaccines; CNN Speaks To Britain's Prince Edward. Aired 5-6p ET
• Joe Biden, Boris Johnson Meet for First Time at G7 Summit; Biden Pledges to Donate Additional 500 Million Vaccines; Uganda Struggles to Get Vaccines As COVID Cases Spike; Myanmar Military Charges Aung San Suu Kyi with Corruption; U.S.-Russia Tensions; Prince Philip's 100th Birthday. Aired 2-3p ET


June 09, 2021
• Biden in Europe: U.S. Will Respond to Harmful Actions by Russia; Biden Administration Seeks to Strengthen Relationships with Allies; France Implements "Traffic Light" System for Travelers; U.S. Sanctions Four Supporters of Nicaraguan President Daniel Ortega; U.S. to Donate 500 Million Pfizer Doses Globally; Richest Americans Avoided Paying Taxes. Aired 5-6p ET
• Biden On His Way To Europe For Key Talks With Allies; White House: U.S. Has Purchased 500 Million Doses Of Pfizer's COVID Vaccines And Will Donate Them Worldwide; European Parliament Approves COVID Travel Pass; Biden Heads For High-Stakes First Trip Abroad As President; G7 Leaders Face Historic Response To COVID-19 Pandemic; Australian PM To Take A Hard Line On China At 67; Royal Baby Name. Aired 2-3p ET


June 08, 2021
• Web Sites And Apps Go Dark Around The World For About An Hour; U.S. VP Addresses Migration With Mexican President; Uyghurs Deported From The Middle East To China; Joe Biden Prepares For First Foreign Trip As U.S. President; World Leaders To Have First In-Person Meeting Of 2021; Two Arrested After French President Emmanuel Macron Was Slapped; "Zero-COVID" Countries Facing Challenges Of Reopening; Met Police Officer Pleads Guilty To Kidnap And Rape Of Sarah Everard. Aired 2-3p ET


June 07, 2021
• U.S. Vice President Makes High-Profile Visit To Guatemala; Mexico's Ruling Coalition Loses Some Seats In Congress; Peru's Presidential Race Remains Too Close To Call; India Records Lowest Daily COVID-19 Cases In Two Months; Amazon's Jeff Bezos To Join First Blue Origin Space Flight; Angela Merkel's CDU Thumps Far-Right AfD Party. Aired 2-3p ET


June 04, 2021
• Portugal Accuses the U.K. of "Health Fundamentalism"; U.S. to Donate 80 Million Vaccine Doses Worldwide; EU Bans Belarus Planes from Airports and Airspace; FBI Chief Compares Challenge Of Confronting Ransomware Atttacks To Terrorism Faced After 911; Nicaraguan Opposition Leader Detained; Pollution Causing Deadly "Mucilage" To Form Underwater. Aired 2- 3p EST


June 03, 2021
• Central America Reporting Highest Death Counts to Date; U.N. Report Warns of Stronger, Emboldened Taliban; Lebanon in Crisis; Queen Elizabeth II to Welcome Bidens on June 13; Sri Lanka Fears Major Oil Spill as Cargo Ship Sinks. Aired 2-3p ET


June 02, 2021
• World Health Organization: Global COVID Cases Decline for Fifth Straight Week; EU Rolls Out Digital COVID Certificates for Travel; Massive Fire Engulfs a Refinery South of Tehran; Deadline Approaches for Proposed New Israeli Government Coalition; Parents of Journalist Danny Fenster Plead for His Release; Twelve New Cases Reported in Guangzhou COVID-19 Cluster; Canadian Socialite Charged in Belize Officer's Death; Burning Cargo Ship Hits Bottom of Sea off Sri Lanka. Aired 2-3p ET


June 01, 2021
• U.K. Warned against Reopening Too Soon; Greece Working on "COVID- Free" Islands to Attract Tourists; U.S. President Joe Biden Commemorates 100th Anniversary of Tulsa Race Massacre; June 4th Museum Keeps Tiananmen Square Memory Alive; Actor Steven Seagal Joins Russian Political Party. Aired 2-3p ET


May 31, 2021
• End of a Political Era in Israel?; U.S.-Denmark Spying Allegations; Allied Aircraft Fly Over All 30 NATO Nations; Flags Fly At Half-Staff To Honor Children Found Buried Near Former Residential School In Canada; Report: China To Allow Couples To Have Three Children; Osaka Fines $15,000 For Avoiding Media At French Open. Aired 2-3p ET


May 28, 2021
• Microsoft: SolarWinds Hackers Target More Agencies; Lukashenko Meets with Putin Amid Forced-Plane Landing Fallout; Germany Formally Recognizes Colonial Genocide in Namibia; Terror Group Thriving In Afghanistan; Hundreds Detained In Tigray Released After CNN Report; 400,000 Flee Homes Over Threat Of Second Volcano Eruption. Aired 2-3p ET


May 27, 2021
• Biden Orders New Intelligence Report on COVID Origins; EU Foreign Ministers Meet Amid Belarus Plane Crisis; U.S. Promising New Era of Engagement with Palestinians; Two Vaccine Doses Effective Against Variant Found In India; Evacuations Ordered As Fears Grow Of New DRC Eruption; Taiwan Reports Record COVID-19 Deaths As Cases Surge. Aired 2-3p ET


May 26, 2021
• Blinken Urges Regional Approach To Resolving Conflict; Assad's Legacy: Catastrophic Civil War & Ravaged Economy; Hundreds Of Political Candidates Targeted In Mexico. Aired 2-3p EST


May 25, 2021
• Antony Blinken: Conditions That Fuel Hostilities Between Israel And Palestine Must Be Addressed; EU to Sanction Belarus After Forced Plane Landing; Biden, Putin to Hold Summit Next Month in Geneva; Activists Push For Police Reform As World Remembers Floyd; IAEA, Iran Agree To Extend Nuclear Monitoring Agreement. Aired 2-3p ET


May 24, 2021
• Belarus Arrests Opposition Activist After Diverting Flight; Blinken Heads to the Middle East to Shore Up Fragile Truce; Trains Collide in Malaysia, Injuring More Than 200 People; Outrage Grows After Belarus Forcefully Diverts Flight; Spain Welcomes Tourists From U.K., Japan, & Others; Delhi Extends Ongoing COVID-19 Lockdown For Fifth Time. Aired 2-3p EST


May 21, 2021
• Israel-Gaza Ceasefire Holds; European Union to Invest $1.2 Billion in African Vaccine Hubs; European Union Reaches Agreement on COVID Vaccine Passports; Both Israel And Hamas Claim Victory After Ceasefire; Conservation Groups Working To Rewild Pacific Archipelago; Hamas Leader: Battle With Israel "Important Milestone. Aired 2-3p EST


May 20, 2021
• International Push Intensifies for Israel-Gaza Ceasefire; Israeli Security Cabinet Meets Amid Calls for a Ceasefire; BBC Criticized Over Famous Diana Interview; Russia Beefing Up Military Presence in Arctic Region; Netanyahu: Israel Will Either "Deter" Or "Conquer" Hamas; Biden Vows To Protect Maritime Commerce In S. China Sea. Aired 2-3p ET


May 19, 2021
• Israel Vows to Continue Gaza Attacks Despite Calls for Truce; Egypt, Jordan And France Pushing for Middle East Ceasefire; EU to Ease Restrictions for Vaccinated Non-EU Visitors; Netanyahu Pressing Ahead with Military Operation In Gaza; Supermodel Bella Hadid Speaks Out In Support Of Palestinians; Nurse Who Looked After British PM Quits NHS. Aired 2-3p ET


May 18, 2021
• International Pressure Grows For Israel-Gaza Truce; Netanyahu: Operations Will Continue "As Necessary"; Johnson: No "Conclusive" Evidence To Delay England's Reopening; Six Thousand Migrants Swim From Morocco To Spanish Enclave; Indian Prime Minister Pledges To Ramp Up COVID-19 Vaccinations; E.U. Foreign Policy Chief Calls For Ceasefire. Aired 2-3p ET


May 17, 2021
• Israel-Gaza Conflict Enters Second Week; Portugal Reopens For Tourism From The U.K. And E.U.; British Tourists Head On Holiday To "Green List" Countries; India Aims Resources At Rural Areas As COVID-19 Cases Spike; Protesters In Japan Call For Cancellation Of Tokyo Games; San Marino Selling COVID Vaccines To Tourists; Israel Blames Hamas For Civil Law Casualties In Gaza. Aired 2-3p ET
• Israel-Gaza Conflict Enters Second Week; Kenya Weeks Away from Running Out of Vaccines; Protesters in Japan Call for Cancellation of Tokyo Games; WSJ: Microsoft Investigated Gates over Employee Relationship; Israeli Government: Gaza Tower Block Was Legitimate Military Target; US Goal to Reduce Violence; Deadly Violence Between Israel And Gaza Is Worst In Years. India Reports Fewer COVID Cases But Deaths Remain High; Cyclone Hits Indian Region Struggling To Contain COVID. Aired 4-5p ET


March 20, 2020
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March 19, 2020
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March 18, 2020
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March 17, 2020
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March 16, 2020
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March 13, 2020
• Coronavirus Epicenter Moves to Europe; Interview with Spanish Foreign Minister Arancha Gonzalez Laya; Justin Trudeau Under Quarantine After Wife Tests Positive; Chinese Medical Team Sent To Help In Hard-Hit Italy; Satellite Images Show Iranian Mass Graves; The Global Impact Of The Virus; U.S. Coalition Strikes Iran-Backed Militia Facilities In Iraq; Russian Election-Meddling Operation Found In Ghana. Aired 1-2p ET


March 12, 2020
• Biden Addresses Coronavirus Crisis After Trump Speech; Trump Causes Confusion With European Travel Ban; Sports Team Grapple With Impact Of Outbreak. Aired 1-2p ET


March 11, 2020
• Live Coverage Of Bernie Sanders' Press Conference; Number of Coronavirus Cases in Italy Surpasses 12,000; United States Moves to Boost Economy; Critics: Late Start In U.S. Testing Has Hampered Response; Virus Concerns Lead To School Closings, Changes; The Social Impact Of Coronavirus In A Complex World; Turkey Threatens Retaliation If Russia Breaks Ceasefire; Join The Fight Against Modern-Day Slavery. Aired 1-2p ET


March 10, 2020
• Events, Concerts, Filming Cut Back Due To Virus; More Than 113,800 Global Cases, 4,200 Deaths; Six U.S. States Voting On Super Tuesday Two; Kenyan Women Fights For Girls' Education. Aired 1-2p ET


March 09, 2020
• Nearly 16 Million People On Lockdown Across Northern Italy; U.S. Markets Plunge Amid Oil Prices Drop, Coronavirus Fears; Refugees Forced Back From Greece, Left In Limbo; Virus Fears Drive Panic Purchase Frenzy; Prince Harry, Meghan Markle's Last Day As Working Royals. Aired 1-2p ET


March 06, 2020
• Friday Prayers Canceled and Governments Increase Funding to Fight Coronavirus; Interview with USAID Former Director of Emerging Threats; Ship Docked Near San Francisco Awaiting Coronavirus Test Results; Spread of Virus Leads to Medical Supply Crisis; E.U. Health Ministers Emergency Meeting on Coronavirus; Gunmen Kill 32, Wound 58 in Attack During Kabul Ceremony; South Korea has More Than 6,500 Cases and 40 Plus Deaths. Aired 2-3p ET


March 05, 2020
• Coronavirus Response Increasingly Impacting World Travel, Commerce; Elizabeth Warren Ends Campaign Without Endorsement; New Cruise Ship near San Francisco Identifies Coronavirus Case; Iran Launches Mobilization Plan as Infections Soar; Ceasefire Due to Take Effect in Syria's Idlib Within Hours; Violence Erupts at Turkish-Greek Border; Experts: Vaccine Will Take At Least A Year to Make. Aired 2-3p ET


March 04, 2020
• Joe Biden Builds Momentum Following Super Tuesday; Italy Second In Coronavirus Deaths With 107; Live Coverage Of Bernie Sanders Statement; WHO: COVID-19 Appears To Be Deadlier Than The Flu; Global Travel And Tourism Hit Hard By Virus Fears; Migrant Crisis Deepens; Japan: 2020 Olympics Could Be Delayed Until Later This Year. Aired 2-3p ET


March 03, 2020
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March 02, 2020
• Italian Coronavirus Cases Climbed More Slowly In Past 24 Hours; South Korea Instituting Drive-Through Coronavirus Testing; Benjamin Netanyahu May Narrowly Win Third Israel Election; U.S. Surgeon General To Public: Don't Panic; Amy Klobuchar To End Campaign, Endorse Joe Biden; Thousands Of Refugees Stranded At Turkish-Greek Border; Ghani Rejects Prisoner Release In U.S.-Taliban Agreement. Aired 2-3p ET


February 28, 2020
• Japan, Saudi Arabia and Switzerland Cancelling Some Public Gatherings; Characteristics of Coronavirus Make Wide Spread Likely; First Sub-Saharan African Coronavirus Diagnosis; WHO Urges Countries To Aggressively Contain Virus Threat; Iran Suspends Parliament Until Further Notice; U.S. Faces First Possible "Community Spread" Case; Escalating Crisis In Syria. Aired 2-3p ET


February 27, 2020
• Italy's Borders to Remain Open with Towns in Coronavirus Lockdown; Interview with Mohamed El-Erian; Interview with Celine Gounder; U.S., South Korea Postpone Military Drills Over Virus Fears; Virus Disrupts International Business And Travel; Syrian Regime Offensive Terrorizing Children In Idlib; East Africa Battles Worst Invasion In 25 Years. Aired 2- 3p ET


February 26, 2020
• Coronavirus Spreads In Italy; Trump To Give Coronavirus Press Conference; For First Time, More Cases Reported Outside China Than Inside; Sporting Events Being Cancelled In Many Countries; Biotech Firm, Moderna, Ships Out Experimental Vaccine; India Grapples With Deadly Communal Violence; Researcher Tests Ant Species As Natural Pest Control; Frontrunner Bernie Sanders Attacked In Fiery Debate. Aired 2-3p ET


February 25, 2020
• Italy's Coronavirus Outbreak Grows; Interview With Quarantined Tenerife Vacationer; Hosni Mubarak Dies At 91; WHO: Preparedness Is Key To Dealing With Epidemic; Trump's State Visit To India; Democratic Candidates To Debate In South Carolina; Nine-Day Heat Wave Melts 20 Percent Of Antarctic Island's Snow. Aired 2-3p ET


February 24, 2020
• Harvey Weinstein Found Guilty On Two Counts; South Korean Coronavirus Cases Rise, Many Linked To Shincheonji Group; President Trump On Two-Day Visit To India; Global Markets Slammed As Cases Surge In South Korea And Italy; Italy Becomes Site Of Largest Cluster Outside Asia; Sanders Surging Ahead Of South Carolina And Super Tuesday; Kobe Bryant And Daughter, Gianna Honored At L.A. Staples Center. Aired 2-3p ET


February 21, 2020
• China's Quarantine Shows Lag in Response for Those Cured or Healthy; Trump Replaces DNI Following Intelligence Briefing; Not Much Polling to Predict Tomorrow's Nevada Caucuses Outcome; Epidemic Causes Nissan Factories In China To Delay Restart; Hong Kong Adapts To Life During An Epidemic; Voters Head TO Polls To Elect New Parliament; Prime Minister Of Lesotho A No-Show At Court; U.S. Presidential Candidates Plug Their Websites. Aired 2-3p ET


February 20, 2020
• Nine Killed in Right-Wing Terror Shooting in Germany; Roger Stone Sentenced to 40 Months; Interview with Joe Trippi; Life In Locked-Down Wuhan Is Cramped And Full Of Fear; Iran Holds National Elections Amid Health Scare; Trump Names Loyalist Richard Grenell As Acting Spy Chief; Maternal Mortality Rates In The U.S. On The Rise; Naomi Campbell Talks Women In Fashion. Aired 2-3p ET


February 19, 2020
• Diamond Princess Quarantine Ends; New U.K. Immigration System Unveiled; Michael Bloomberg Makes First 2020 Democratic Debate Appearance, Tonight; China Expels "Wall Street Journal" Correspondents; The Pressure Of Fame; Family Of Ex-Rugby Player Killed In Car Fire; Grief And Outrage As Missing Seven-Year-Old Girl Found Dead; Trump Grants Clemency To 11 Convicted Criminals. Aired 2-3p ET


February 18, 2020
• China CDC Finds 2.3 Percent Coronavirus Fatality Rate; Michael Bloomberg To Join Debate Stage Tomorrow Night; Donald Trump Issued Pardons Today; Scandal-Plagued Youth Group Files For Bankruptcy; HSBC Plans To Cut 35,000 Jobs As Profit Falls 33 Percent; Jury Now Deliberating Rape And Sexual Assault Charges; Jeff Bezos Pledges $10B To Fight Climate Change; More Rain On Way To U.K. After Major Storm, Record Floods. Aired 2-3p ET


February 17, 2020
• Americans Evacuated From Yokohama Cruise Ship Quarantine; Syrian Families' Evacuations Grow More Desperate; Interview With Donald Ayer, Former Deputy Attorney General; Leaked Records Reveal "Future Of Authoritarianism"; Over 780 Million People Under Travel Restrictions In China; With Early Turnout High, Democrats Set Sights On Nevada. Aired 2-3p ET


February 14, 2020
• Refugee Emergency as Bombings and Freezing Temperatures Worsen in Idlib, Syria; 1,700 Health Care Workers Infected in China; Manchester City Receives Two-Year Champions League Ban; U.S. Reaches "Reduction Of Violence" Agreement With Taliban; Companies Affects Companies Inside And Outside China; Republicans Push To Disrupt Democratic Race In South Carolina; France Will Limit Access To Highest Mountain, Open New Agency; Record Antarctica Temperatures Cause Concern. Aired 2-3p ET


February 13, 2020
• New Coronavirus Diagnosis Method Leads to Uptick in Cases; Iran War Powers Resolution Passed in Senate; Sajid Javid Resigns as British Chancellor of the Exchequer. Aired 2-3p ET


February 12, 2020
• Bernie Sanders Wins New Hampshire; Justice Department Call For Lighter Roger Stone Sentence; Mobile World Congress Cancelled Due To Coronavirus; Inside The Trump Campaign's Social Media; Concern About Impact On Social Media On Democracy; Formula One Postpones Chinese Gran Prix Due To Virus; Italian Politician Faces Investigation; Technology Aims To Detect Counterfeit Medicine; Samsung's New Flip Phone Features Foldable Glass. Aired 2-3p ET


February 11, 2020
• Coronavirus Death Rate Continues To Rise; New Hampshire Primary Today; Sudan To Hand Over Former President To International Criminal Court; Hong Kong Apartment Building Partially Evacuated; Researchers Worldwide Hunting For Coronavirus Vaccine; Abbas Blasts "Swiss Cheese" State; Hundreds Injured During Protests In Lebanon; U.S. Seeking To Announce Deal With Taliban As Soon As This Week; Sea World Settles "Blackfish" Lawsuit With Investors. Aired 2-3p ET


February 10, 2020
• Deadliest Day Today For Coronavirus; Bernie Leads In New Hampshire Polls; President Trump Fires Alexander Vindman And Gordon Sondland; Millions Return To Work In China As Virus Death Toll Tops 900; U.S. Charges Four Members Of Chinese Military With Equifax Hack; Turkey: Five Soldiers Killed, Five Wounded By Syrian Forces In Idlib; Sinn Fein Leader Says She May Be The Next Irish P.M.; Merkel Protege Drops Out Of Race For Chancellor; U.K. To Change Terror-Related After Stabbings; Facial Recognition App Sparks Debate About Privacy. Aired 2-3p ET


February 07, 2020
• Coronavirus Ship Quarantine Continues; China Cracks Down on Public's Response to Coronavirus; Shamima Begum Loses First Citizenship Appeal. Aired 2-3p ET


February 06, 2020
• Chinese Ambassador Urges Countries To Avoid "Overreaction"; Aid Agencies Warn Of Humanitarian Catastrophe In Idlib Region; Polls Show Sinn Fein Leading Ahead Of Saturday Vote; Actress Jameela Jamil Comes Out As Queer Amid Backlash; Donald Trump Celebrates After Acquittal; Iowa Caucuses Vote Count Continues; Coronavirus Spread May Be Slowing. Aired 2-3p ET


February 05, 2020
• Pegasus Airlines' Accident In Istanbul Points To Pattern; Coronavirus Spread Continues; Sanders And Buttigieg Likely Frontrunners After Iowa; Romney Says He Will Vote To Convict Trump; At Least 120 Injured As Plane Skids Off Runway In Istanbul; Businesses Facing Huge Losses As China Fights Virus; Cathay Pacific Asks Employees To Take Unpaid Leave; First Lady Charged With Killing Husband's Previous Wife. Aired 2-3p ET


February 04, 2020
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February 03, 2020
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January 31, 2020
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January 30, 2020
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January 29, 2020
• Live Coverage of Senate Impeachment Trial; Countries Evacuate Citizens as Coronavirus Spreads; Palestine Reacts to Proposed Peace Deal. Aired 2-3p ET


January 28, 2020
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January 27, 2020
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January 24, 2020
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


January 23, 2020
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


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