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June 21, 2018
• Questions Remain After Trump Ends Family Separations; Babies and Toddlers Hels at "Tender Age" Facilities; Childhood, Marriage, and Murder in Sudan; Russia Wins First 2 Matches in World Cup; France Face Peru in Pivotal Match; OPEC to Discuss Supply Levels and Oil Prices; Turkey's President Erdogan Faces Election Test on Sundays. Aired 11-12n ET


June 20, 2018
• World Refugee Day U.N. Urges Compassion and Support; U.S. House to Vote on Two Republican Immigration Bills; Babies and Toddlers Held at "Tender Age" Shelters; U.N. Reports More Than 68 Million are Displaced Globally; U.S. Withdraws from U.N. Human Rights Council; Cristiano Ronaldo Carries Portugal Again in World Cup; Fans Leap for Joy as Senegal Beat Poland 2-1. Aired 11a-12n ET


June 19, 2018
• Trump Defiant as Outrage Grows Over Separating Families; Merkel Says Europe Needs Coordinated Approach to Migration; Trade War Fears Send Markets Tumbling; Israel Responds to Flaming Kits; Chinese Demand for Ivory Spurs Poaching of Elephants; Egypt Takes on Russia in World Cup; Japan Beats Columbia 2-1. Aired 11a-12n ET


June 18, 2018
• Rouhani: Iran Doesn't Want to Fight Any Nation; U.S. Sending 1,000 More Troops to Middle East; Mohamed Morsi Buried in Cairo Day after Death in Court; Former UEFA President Platini Detained in France; Hong Kong Leader Apologizes for "Deficiencies"; Trump Threatens Mass Deportation of Migrants; Jamaica's Reggae Girlz Feel the Joy at Women's World Cup; Facebook Unveils Digital Currency; Scientist Captures Reality of Greenland's Melting Ice Sheet. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 17, 2018
• Rescue Ships Carrying 629 Migrants Arrive In Spain; Trump To Have Follow-up Phone Call With Kim; Right Now: Germany And Mexico At 0-0; CNN Goes Inside Islamic Jihad's Tunnels In Gaza; Families Separated Under Zero Tolerance Policy; Turkey's "Iron Lady" Challenges President Erdogan. Aired 11-12p ET


June 14, 2018
• Fan Excitement Building Up Ahead Of Kick-Off; Host Russia Kick Off Against Saudi Arabia; Pompeo Briefs South Korea And China On Trump-Kim Summit; U.K. Remembers The Victims Of Grenfell Tower Fire; Aired 10-11a ET


June 13, 2018
• Soon: Voting Begins To Choose 2026 World Cup Host; Spain Sack National Coach On Eve Of World Cup; Trump-Kim Summit Proves Polarizing. Aired 6-7a ET
• Canada, USA and Mexico Selected at 2026 Hosts for FIFA World Cup; Spain Names Former Real Madrid Captain as New Manager; Saudi Arabia Train with La Liga Ahead of Tournament; Trump Says North Korea No Longer a Nuclear Threat; World Cut Kicks Off with Russia VS Saudi Arabia; Saudi Led Forces Attack Key Rebel-Held Port in Yemen. Aired 11-12n ET


June 12, 2018
• British Prime Minister Faces Key Brexit Challenge; Trump and Kim Commit to Denuclearizing Korean Peninsula; World Cup Players and Fans Converge on Russia. Aired 11a-12n ET


June 11, 2018
• Did Not Air This Date


June 07, 2018
• Trudeau, Macron Form United Front on Trade Ahead of G7; Volcanic Ash Swiftly Buried Entire Communities in Guatemala; Plastic, Chemical Pollution Threatens Antarctic; Putin Warns Ukraine Against World Cup Provocations; One Week Until Kickoff in Russia of World Cup; Palestinian Cyclist Shot During Protest in Gaza. Aired 11a-12n ET


June 06, 2018
• Fuego Volcano in Guatemala Wiped Out Entire Villages; Argentina Calls Off Friendly Football Match with Israel; Democrats Need 23 Seats to Retake House Majority; Firefighters Responding to London Blaze in Knightsbridge; Unions in Jordan Strike Over Proposed Income Tax Law; Iconic Beauty Pageant Ditching Swimsuit Segment. Aired 11-12n ET


June 05, 2018
• Guatemala Volcano Spewing Deadly Clouds of Rocks, Gas and Ash; Putin in Austria on Rare Visit to Western Europe; Philadelphia Mayor Slams Trump as "Fragile Egomaniac": Qatar Boycott Drags into Second Year; Amnesty International Says Airstrikes Breached Humanitarian Law; Tim Cook Says People Might Want to Use Their Phones Less. Aired 11a-12n ET


June 04, 2018
• Jordan's Prime Minister Steps Aside; Trump Says He has the "Absolute Right" to Pardon Himself; Eruption in Guatemala Kills at Least 25; Mattis Says U.S. Troops Stayin on Korean Peninsula; Protests in Jordan Over IMF- Backed Tax Changes; Jordan's Finance Minister says Jordan is on Receiving End of Regional Crisis; Many Women with Common Breast Cancer Can Avoid Chemotherapy. Aired 11a-12n ET


June 03, 2018
• 9 Days Until Trump, Kim Meet In Singapore; NYT: Letter Says President Can't Obstruct Because He Has Authority Over Federal Investigation; Thousand Mourn Palestinian Nurse Killed During Protest; Anti-Austerity Protesters Clash With Police In Amman; For Third Night Thousands Protest Tax & Price Hikes; First Year Golden Knights Battling For Stanly Cup. Aired 11-12p ET


May 31, 2018
• U.S. Hits Allies with New Tariffs on Steel, Aluminum; Mike Pompeo, Kim Yong-chol in Second Day of Talks; Forced from U.S., El Salvadorans Face Uncertain Future; Zinedine Zidane Abruptly Resigns as Manager; Calm Returns After Days of Violence in Gaza. Aired 11-12n ET


May 30, 2018
• Murdered Journalist Appears Live on Ukrainian TV; Trump Responds to Firing of Barr Over Racist Tweet; Roseanne Barr Blames Ambien For Racist and Anti-Semitic Comments. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 29, 2018
• Trump Fires Off Tweets Alleging Multiple Conspiracies; Advance Preps Underway for Historic U.S./North Korean Summit; Suspect and Three Victims Dead in Possible Terror Attack in Brussels; Experimental Vaccine Helps Stop Ebola Virus from Spreading; Israel Launches Air Strikes in Response to Gaza Rocket Fire; Interim Italian Prime Minister Unlikely to Win Confidence Vote; Search for MH370 Stops After Four Years. Aired 11-12n ET


May 28, 2018
• Trump Touts His Political Record on Memorial Day; U.S. Delegates in North Korea to Prepare for Talks; Trump to Lay Wreath at Tomb of the Unknown Soldier; Real-Life "Spiderman" Saves Child Dangling from Balcony; Former IMF Official Nominated as Interim Prime Minister of Italy; Calls for Abortion Vote in Northern Ireland; Mo Salah Confident He Will Be Fit for World Cup. Aired 11-12n ET


May 27, 2018
• Trump: We're Looking At June 12th In Singapore; Yes Campaigners Hail Historic Day; Two-Thirds Of Voters Choose To Repeal The 8th Amendment; Egypt 'Optimistic' Injured Salah Will Play In World Cup; Uncertainty Surrounds Trump Kim Meeting; South Korean Beach Gains Popularity With Surfers. Aired 11-12p ET


May 24, 2018
• White House Says Trump-Kim Summit Will Not Happen; North Korea Irritated by U.S. Reference to "Libya Model". Aired 11a-12n ET


May 23, 2018
• Trump Says "Spygate" Could be One of Biggest Political Scandals Ever; Kilauea Gushing Lava and Toxic Gas Three Weeks On; Irish Voters Split Over Relaxing Abortion Laws; Zuckerberg Meets with Macron After Grilling by EU Lawmakers; Experimental Vaccine Distributed in Congo; Unai Emery Officially Unveiled as Arsenal's New Coach. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 22, 2018
• Explosive Kilauea Eruption Triggers Evacuations; Harry and Meghan to Attend Prince Charles' Birthday Party; Journalists to Witness Dismantling of North Korean Test Site; Pompeo Says the Sting of Sanctions Will Be Painful for Iran; Explorer Reflects on Climbing Mount Everest; Mark Zuckerberg to Testify Before European Lawmakers. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 21, 2018
• Gina Haspel Takes Oath as CIA Director; Pompeo Unveils New U.S. Strategy on Iran; Trump Calls for Probe into Whether FBI/DOJ Spied on Trump Campaign; Socialist President Maduro Wins Second Six-Year Term; Saudi Activist Detained Weeks Before Lifting of Driving Ban. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 20, 2018
• Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Wed At Windsor Castle; Spewing Lava Threatens To Block Escape Routes; Maduro Says Will Of Voters Will Be Respected; Mom: My Daughter Stood Up To Gunman & This Was Outcome; Trump Blasts Allegations Gulf States Offered Campaign Help; Authorities Investigate Crash That Killed 110 People. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 17, 2018
• Hamas Claims 50 of its Members Killed in Deadly Protest Incident at Israel/Gaza Border; Israel States Hamas has Won the "P.R War" Surrounding the Incident; Noura Erakat Claims Palestinians Have No Choice but to Keep Protesting; Celebrations in Madrid After Local Football Team Atletico Wins Europa League for the Third Time; Middle East has Strong Representation in the Competition for the World Cup; Fashionable Modesty Gear is a $44 Billion Business Making Strides Towards Normalization; The Royal Bride To Be`s Father Will Not Attend Wedding Due To Health Issues. Aired 11:30-12p ET


May 16, 2018
• Sudan's Government Faces Intense Pressure to Pardon Noura Hussein; China's Xi Meets with North Koreans Amid Summit Turmoil; Growing Criticism of Israel's Response to Protests; A Rare Look Inside Yemen's Devastating War; Thomas Markle to Miss Ceremony Due to Surgery; 2,000 Pages of Senate Panel Transcripts Released; Spike Lee Slams Trump at Premiere of New Film. Aired 11-12n ET


May 15, 2018
• Palestinian Authorities Says 60 Killed Near Border; Israeli Military Says Hamas is Using Protesters; U.N. Security Council Meets Over Ongoing Violence; What is the Future of the Middle East Peace Process?. Aired 11- 12n ET


May 14, 2018
• Israelis Celebrate as U.S. Embassy Opens in Jerusalem; Palestinian Officials Accuse Israel of "Terrible Massacre"; U.S. Embassy Move to Jerusalem Sparks Protests; Palestinian Envoy Calls for International Protection. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 13, 2018
• U.S. Diplomatic HQ In Israel Shifts To Jerusalem; Trump's Embassy Move Sparked Anger in Middle East; Iranian Foreign Minister Zarif On Diplomatic Tour To Save Nuclear Deal; Palestinian Teenager Dies Following Gaza Protest; Young Arabs Support Saudi Crown Prince; British Armed Forces Prepare For Royal Wedding. Aired 11-12p ET


May 10, 2018
• Trump to Meet Kim on Jun 12 in Singapore; Israel Retaliates After Rocket Attack in Golan Heights; Veteran Politician Mahathir Defeats Ruling Party. Aired 11-12p ET


May 09, 2018
• Three Americans Held by North Korea Released; Trump Restoring Sanctions Against Iran; Turkey's President Erdogan Speaks to Connect the World; Outrage in Iran After Trump Promises Sanctions; U.K., France and Germany Regret U.S. Decision on Iran. Aired 11-12p ET


May 08, 2018
• Awaiting Trump's Decision on Iran Nuclear Deal; Iran Sys It Is Complying with Deal, Will Not Renegotiate; Kim Jong-un and Xi Jinping Meet for Second Time in Two Months. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 07, 2018
• Iran Nuclear Deal Fate Unclear; Lebanon Waits for Official Election Results; Hawaii Volcano Destruction; Former Manchester United Alex Ferguson in Intensive Care. Aired 11a-12n ET


May 06, 2018
• Young Voters Hope To Impact Parliamentary Ballot; Beloved Football Manager Recovering From Brain Surgery; Meghan Markle Faces The Standard Citizenship Test. Aired 11-11:30a ET


May 03, 2018
• Trump Changes Story About Payment to Porn Star; Child Labor Found in Cobalt Trade; Giuliani Says North Korea to Free Three U.S. Citizens; Russia, U.N. Urge U.S. to Stay in Iran Nuclear Deal; Britain to Continue Investigating Cambridge Analytica; Saudi Sports Chairman Postpones Answers on Qatar Ethics Questions; Kanye West Says Slavery Sounds Like a Choice. Aired 11-12n ET


May 02, 2018
• Mike Pompeo Sworn in as U.S. Secretary of State; Trump Makes First Visit to State Department; Pompeo Says State Department Will Get Its "Swagger" Back; Trump Slams Mueller Probe Amid Subpoena Reports; Watch the Man Handling Mo Salah's Image. Aired 11-12n ET


May 01, 2018
• Israel Claims Iran is Lying About Its Nuclear Program; Trump Slams Disgraceful leak of Mueller Questions; South Korea Says Kim Vows to Close Nuclear Test Site in May; White House Claims Iran "Has" Nuclear Weapons Program; A Look Inside St George's Chapel. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 30, 2018
• At Least 30 Killed in Twin Bombings in Afghanistan; Jordanians Focus on Israeli/Palestinian Question; Macron Scrambling to Save Iran Nuclear Deal; Trump Signals Summit with Kim Could Come in Weeks; New U.K. Home Secretary Pledges Fairness on Immigration; "Avengers: Infinity War" Smashes Box Office Records; Trump Host Nigerian President at the White House. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 29, 2018
• Pompeo On First Trip As U.S. Secretary Of State; South Korea: Kim Vows To Close Nuclear Test Site In May; President Trump Snubs Reporters, Holds Campaign Rally; How Do You Stop A Presidential Rant On Live T.V.? Aired 11-12p ET


April 26, 2018
• Kim Jong-un Will be First North Korean Leader to Cross to South; Macron Suggests Changes to Strengthen Iran Agreement; Jackson Withdraws as Trumps Veterans Affairs Nominee; Syria is a Death Trap for Civilians; New Brexit Test for U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 25, 2018
• French President Macron Addresses U.S. Congress; Macron Says Europe and U.S. Must Face Challenges Together; Macron Says We Must Leave Our Children a Habitable Planet; Macron, Don't Repeat Past Mistakes in Middle East; Macron Trying to Sway Trump to Stick to Iran Deal. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 24, 2018
• Trump Hosting French President at the White House; After 7 Years of War Millions of Syrians are Starving; Trump Said We Talked About Iran, Syria, a Lot of Subjects; French President Says No Plan B if Iran Nuclear Deal Fails. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 23, 2018
• Duchess of Cambridge Give Birth to Baby Boy; First Official State Visit of Trump Presidency; Mo Salah Given Prestigious "Player of the Year" Award; Israel Warns of Iran's Growing Role in Syria; Prince William Brings Royal Children to Meet New Brother; Reflecting on Avicii's Life and Legacy. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 22, 2018
• Chemical Weapons Inspectors Finally Enter Douma; Kim Jong-un To Suspend Nuclear And Missile Test; Trump Set To Welcome French President Macron; India Moves To Punish Child Rape With Death Penalty; Natalie Portman Snubs Ceremony A Protest Against Netanyahu; Syrian Man Stranded In Legal Limbo In Airport. Aired 11-12a ET


April 19, 2018
• Trump Expects Successful Summit, But Ready to Walk Away; Miguel Diaz-Canel Succeeds Raul Castro as Cub's President; Journalists Were Allowed into Devastated Douma; American Woman Describes Her Experience in Syria; Iran Vowed Retaliation Against Israel After Syria Strike. Aired 11- 12p ET


April 18, 2018
• Tammie Jo Shults Saves Lives of Southwest Flight; World Remembers Barbara Bush; Cuba Moves to Elect Non-Castro Leader. Aired 10-11a ET


April 17, 2018
• Trumps Personal Attorney Embroiled in Legal Battle; Michael Cohen's Mystery Client Revealed to be Sean Hannity; Syrian State Media Says OPCW Entered Douma; Anti-Rape Protests Spreading, Ruling Party Blamed; British Government Deports British Citizens from Jamaica. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 16, 2018
• French National Assembly Debating Strikes in Syria; British Prime Minister Addressing Parliament on Syria Strikes; Nikki Haley Says U.S. to Announce Russia Sanctions as Early as Monday. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 15, 2018
• U.S., U.K., And France Launched 100+ Missiles At Targets; Russian General: Syria Intercepted 71 Missiles; Trump To Meet With Japan's P.M. Shinzo Abe; U.S. & Allies Push For U.N. Probe Of Chemical Attack; Starbucks Apologizes After Arrest Video Goes Viral. Aired 11-12p ET


April 12, 2018
• France Considers Striking Syria, Macron Claims He Has "Proof" Assad Used Chemical Weapons. Aired 11-12p ET


April 11, 2018
• Trump Warns Russia Military Response is Coming; Russia Warns U.S. Against Launching Airstrikes; Facebook Boss Testifying Before Congress for Second Day; Russia Vetoed Resolution for Independent Investigation in Syria. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 10, 2018
• Syria Invites International Inspectors to Douma; Trump Furious About FBI Raid Targeting Personal Attorney; Mark Zuckerberg to Testify to U.S. Lawmakers; Trump Weighs Response to Alleged Gas Attack. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 09, 2018
• Global Fallout Continues Over Alleged Chemical Attack in Syria; Russia Claims No Trace of Chemical Weapons Use in Douma; Legal Battle Over Imprisoned ISIS Fighters; John Bolton's First Day as National Security Adviser; Right-Wing Hungarian Prime Minister Wins Fourth Term. Aired 11a- 12n ET


April 08, 2018
• Activist: Chemical Attack In Douma Kills Dozens; Officials: 1 Person Dead And 6 Firefighters Injured; U.S. Farmers Anxious Amid Trade War Fears; Activists Chemical Attack In Douma Kills Dozens; Officials & Palestinians Killed At Israel Border Friday; Israel: Philippines Tourist Island Shutting Down For Cleaning. Aired 11-12p ET


April 05, 2018
• Yulia Skripal Says My Strength is Growing Daily; Facebook Data Possibly Shared 87 Million Users; Russia, Iran, Turkey Seek Lasting Ceasefire in Syria; Ex-Trump Adviser Now Denies Contact with WikiLeaks; Online Privacy in Wake of Facebook Data Scandal; Liverpool Stun Manchester City in First Leg of Quarterfinals. Aired 11-12n ET


April 04, 2018
• Trump's Two Battles, Trade and Syria; Market Sell-Off on Growing Fears of Trade War; Trump Wants U.S. Troops to Exit Syria Soon; OPCW Hold Emergency Meeting on Skripal Case. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 03, 2018
• Putin, Erdogan Meet in Turkey; Investors Unnerved by Trump's Attacks on Amazon; Saudi Crown Prince Says Israelis Have Right to Their Own Land; Awaiting First Sentencing in Special Counsel Probe; Israeli Prime Minister Cancels Migrant Deal Hours After Announcement. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 02, 2018
• South Africa's Winnie Madikizela-Mandela Dead at 81; Trump Threatens to Exit NAFTA, Slams Mexico; British Believe Kremlin Likely Approved Attack on Skripal; Israel to Send African Migrants to Western Countries; North Korea's Leader Kim Jong-un Watches South Korean Performers. Aired 11a-12n ET


April 01, 2018
• Behind the Scenes In Jordan's Zaatari Camp; Laureates and Leaders Gather To Solve Issues Facing Children; Summit Aims To Develop Plan For Kids On The Move. Laureates, Leaders Gather To Solve Issues Facing Children; The Critical Power Of Education; Children Of War Talking Challenges & Solutions. Aired 11-12p


March 29, 2018
• Three Players Banned Over Cricket Ball-Tampering; North and South Korea Officials Set Summit Date; Brexit has One Year to Go and Some Pushing for a New Vote. Aired 11-12n ET


March 28, 2018
• North Korean Leader Makes Surprise Visit to China; Saudi Capital Targeted by Missiles from Yemen on Sunday; Australian Player Caught Tampering with the Ball During Cricket Match. Aired 11-12n ET


March 27, 2018
• Moscow Says It Will Retaliate Over Expulsions; Train Leaves Beijing After Mysterious Visit; British Prime Minister Addressing Russia With Lawmakers. Aired 11a-12n ET


March 26, 2018
• Did Not Air


March 25, 2018
• Activist Pro-Brexit Campaign Broke Spending Limits; Massive Anti-Gun Violence Rallies Sweep U.S.; Few Signs Of Opposition Ahead Of Presidential Vote; Antarctic Krill Help Fight Climate Change; The Object That's Following A Long Trail Of Gun Violence. Aired 11-12p


March 22, 2018
• Zuckerberg Apologizes for Breach, Facebook Threat to Democracy, Water Crisis in Cape Town, China's Response to President Trump's Imposition of Tariff on China, Rebel Fighters Leaving Eastern Ghouta, John Dowd Resigns From President's Legal Team. Aired 11-12n ET


March 21, 2018
• Scandal Surrounding Facebook and Cambridge Analytica Expands; Suspected U.S. Serial Bomber Dead; Russia and U.K. in Diplomatic Row Over Attack; Israel Admits Bombing Syrian Nuclear Facility in 2007; U.S. President under Fire for Phone Call with Putin; EU Ministers to Review Draft Agreement Friday. Aired 11a-12n ET


March 20, 2018
• Company with Links to Trump Campaign in the Spotlight; Global Implications of Misuse of Facebook Data; U.S. and U.K. Demand Answers on Misuse of Personal Data. Aired 11a-12n ET


March 19, 2018
• UK and EU Breakthrough on Brexit; Facebook and Cambridge Analytica Under Fire; Syrian President Assad Drives to War-Torn Neighborhoods; Turkey Raises Flag in Syrian Kurdish City; Saudi Crown Prince to Meet Trump on Tuesday. Aired 11-12n ET


March 18, 2018
• Putin Seeks Re-Election After 18 Years At The Helm; UK PM: Britain Considering Next Moves Toward Moscow; Turkey Says It Has Captured Town In Northern Syria; Abu Dhabi To Host Special Olympics World Games In 2019; Campaign To Create World's Largest Ocean Sanctuary. Aired 11-12a ET


March 15, 2018
• U.S. Imposes New Sanctions on Russia for Election Meddling; Syrian War All Began Seven Years Ago; Bashar al-Assad's Role in Reducing Syria to Ruins; U.K. Identified Military Grade Nerve Agent as Novichok. Aired 11a- 12n ET


March 14, 2018
• U.K. Announces Measures Against Russia, Expels Diplomats; Students and Teachers Across the U.S. Walk Out in Protest; Stephen Hawking, Renowned Scientist Dies at 76; Students Around the World Fight Against Modern-Day Slavery. Aired 11-12p ET


March 13, 2018
• Trump Fires Secretary of State Rex Tillerson; British Demand Russia Explain Nerve Agent Attack; Palestinian Authority PM Survives Assassination Attempt. Aired 11a-12n ET


March 12, 2018
• Did Kremlin Order Nerve Agent Attack?; South Korean Envoy's Brief China, Japan on Summit; Megan Markle Attend First Official Even with Queen Elizabeth. Aired 11a-12n ET


March 11, 2018
• Trump Turns Pennsylvania Rally Into Campaign Stop; Nerve Agent Traces In Salisbury Pub And Restaurant; Regime Forces Retake Major Eastern Ghouta Town; Al-Shabaab Looks For Members In Kenya Neighborhood. Aired 11- 12n ET


March 08, 2018
• Marking International Women's Day in the Year of #metoo; Chang, Choice and Challenges of Women Today; Tough Challenges for Women in World's Poorest Places. Aired 10-11a ET


March 07, 2018
• White House Chaos; Investigating Russian Double Agent's Illness; Saudi Crown Prince Lands In London; Trump Backs Scaramucci To Blame John Kelly; Former British Ambassador Speaks To CNN. Aired 10-11a ET


March 06, 2018
• China Ups Military Spending By 8.1 Percent to $175 Billion; From Xi To Putin: Holding On To Power; U.S. Aircraft Carrier On Historic Visit To Vietnam; Voters Back Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Establishment Parties; Me Too Activists Share The Oscars Stage; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Speaks At AIPAC Conference; North Korea's Path To Diplomacy With United States. Aired 10-11a ET


March 05, 2018
• Italy Decides; Trump Hosts Netanyahu; South Korean Delegations Meets Kim Jong-un; Israeli Prime Minister Questioned In Corruption Probe; More Fighting And Bombing In Eastern Ghouta Despite Ceasefire; China Ups Military Spending By 8.1 Percent to $175 Billion; From Xi To Putin: Holding On To Power; U.S. Aircraft Carrier On Historic Visit To Vietnam; Voters Back Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Establishment Parties; Me Too Activists Share The Oscars Stage. Aired 10-11a ET


March 04, 2018
• Silvio Berlusconi Back In The Political Spotlight; Germany SPD Votes To Join Merkel Coalition; Week Of Chaos Within Presidents Inner Circle; NYT: Kushner's Business Got $500M In Loans After WH Meetings; President Pokes Fun At Himself At Gridiron Dinner; Insult, First Oscar Nominated Lebanese Film. Aired 10-11a ET


March 01, 2018
• Russia's Mega Missile; Turmoil Around Trump; Heart Breaking Choices. Aired 10-11a ET


February 28, 2018
• Somber Return To School; Netanyahu Under Fire; Battered Battlefield; Trump's Pre-Campaign Business Dealings Under Scrutiny; Ghani Makes Offer To Taliban; E.U. Lays Out Its Brexit First Draft; Some Retailers Fight The World's Plastic Binge; CNN's Nima Elbagir Poses As A Migrant; U.S. Honoring Reverend Billy Graham. Aired 10-11a ET


February 27, 2018
• Rebel Commander On Eastern Ghouta Fighting; Police Dispatched To Shooter's Home Dozens Of Times; German Court Rules Cities Can Ditch Diesel; Fans Remember Bollywood Star Sridevi; Huawei Uses Smartphone To Drive A Car. Aired at 10-11a ET


February 26, 2018
• Attacks Persist In Eastern Ghouta; Missing Nigerian Students; Florida School Shootings; One Of Christianity's Holiest Sites Closed. Aired 10-11a ET


February 25, 2018
• Sexual Misconduct And Abuse Among Aid Workers Revealed; Families: 100 Girls Missing After Boko Haram Attack; Refugee Chefs Find Welcome In Foreign Kitchens. Aired 10-11a ET


February 22, 2018
• Did Not Air This Date


February 21, 2018
• Donald Trump Jr. India Controversy; New Troubles For Israeli Prime Minister; Carnage Making Humanitarian Catastrophe Even Worse; Students Demand Stricter Gun Laws; Evangelist Billy Graham Dies At Age 99; Reports: At Least 300 Civilians Killed In Eastern Ghouta; Aid Group: Airstrikes Killing Without Mercy; Students Deman Stricker Gun Laws At #NeverAgain Rally; Source: Second Netanyahu Confidant Turns State Witness. Aired 10-11a ET


February 20, 2018
• CNN Exclusive Reporting On Mueller Investigations; Donald Trump Jr. In India; Abbas To Address United Nations Security Council; Investigation Reaches Netanyahu's Inner Circle; Survivors Take Gun Control Fight To State Capital; Migrants Abandoned At Sea By Traffickers; Palestinian Leader Addressing Security Council; The Magic In Movie Make-Up. Aired 10-11a ET


February 19, 2018
• Florida Shooting Survivors Fighting For Gun Control; Oxfam Sex Scandal; Israel Says Polish Law Is Holocaust Denial; Fear Of Genocide. Aired 10-11a ET


February 18, 2018
• All 66 People In Iranian Plane Crash Presumed Dead; Teacher Died Saving Students From Gunfire; The Deaths The Kremlin Doesn't Want To Talk About


February 15, 2018
• 17 Dead, 15 Hospitalized In Florida High School Massacre; Cyril Ramaphosa Sworn In As South African President. Aired 10-11a ET


February 14, 2018
• Zuma Speaks Out; Netanyahu Defiant In Face Of Corruption Allegations; Shaun White Dismisses Harassment Allegations As Gossip; North Korea Figure Skaters In Spotlight; Feminist Icon Gloria Allred; Haiti Seeking Arrest Of Former Aid Agency Worker; As Many As 10,000 Workers To Leave Kuwait; Tillerson Stresses Urgent Need To Support Iraq And Syria; Concerns About Impact On Funding Cuts; Love On The Ice. Aired 10-11a ET


February 13, 2018
• ANC Recalls President Zuma; Oxfam Scandal Deepens; Exclusive Reporting From Inside Syria; South Africa Political Crisis; Aired 10-11a ET


February 12, 2018
• Two Crisis in Global Aid, Oxfam Allegations and Somalia Terror; Charity Staff Accused Of Hiring Prostitutes In Haiti; Critical Meeting On Zuma's Future; U.S. Officials Reveal Intelligence On ISIS Leader; Tillerson Kicks Off Middle East Tout In Cairo; Israel Attacks Launched On Iranian Targets In Syria; New Deatils Of Prince Harry And Meghan Markle's Big Day; London Airport Closed After Discover Of WWII Bomb. Aired 10-11a ET


February 11, 2018
• Russian Passenger Plane Crashes Near Moscow; Israel Launches Strikes In Syria After Crash Of Jet; Environmental Activist Dies While On Iranian Prison; Naked Ambition Shirtless Runners Brave The Cold. Aired 10-11a ET


February 08, 2018
• Battlefield Syria; Outcry Over Abuse Allegations; Preparations And Politics; U.S. Troops Face Turkey's Wrath; Top Aide Resigns After Abuse Accusations; Pomp And Protest At Pyeongchang; Israeli PM Lashes Out At Police And Proclaims His Innocence; Poland Facing Criticism Over Controversial New Law; British Lawmakers Question Media Executives; Putin's Icy Election Battleground; Iconic Political Moments In Olympic History. Aired 10-11a ET


February 07, 2018
• Winter Olympics; Taiwan Tremor, Market Volatility; Raining On Trump's Parade; Poland Facing Criticism Over Controversial New Law; World Powers Jostle On Crowded Battlefields; Senators Working On Bipartisan Deal To Avert Government Shutdown; Skiing Down A Parisian Street; In 5 Minutes The Image Of The Day. Aired 10-11a ET


February 06, 2018
• U.S. Market's Extremely Volatile In Early Trading; World Markets Following U.S. Slide; Global Politics Trumps Athletics; Aired 10-11a ET


February 05, 2018
• Controversial Memo Rocking Washington; Pyeongchang 2018; Calls For President Zuma To Resign; House Intel Committee Expected To Revisit Memo Soon; Europe's Biggest Airline Set To Fly Into Jordan; Aired 10-10:30a ET


February 04, 2018
• 2 Dead, 70 Injured In U.S. Train Collision; CNN Uncovers Sanctions Violations In Mozambique; African Immigrants Face Uncertain Future In Israel; Experts Protect Elaborate Art At Sistine Chapel


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