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March 27, 2019
• U.K. Lawmakers to Vote on Alternatives to May's Deal; Frustrations among Britain's on Both Sides of Divide; Speaker Announcing Which Brexit Alternatives Will Be Put to MPs; Saudi Rights Activist Appears in Court; Al-Hathloul Allegedly Subjected to Torture in Jail; Trump Meets with Wife of Venezuela's Juan Guaido. Aired 11-12p ET


March 26, 2019
• Tense Calm Along Israel-Gaza Border After Attacks; Critics Slam U.S. Declaration that Golan Belongs to Israel; U.K. Lawmakers Seize Control of Withdrawal Debate; Two Saudi Sisters Begin a New Life of Freedom; Prosecutors Drop All Charges Against Actor Jussie Smollett; Uber Buys Biggest Ride-Hailing App in Middle East; First All-Female Spacewalk Delayed Due to Lack of Suites that Fit. Aired 11-12p ET


March 25, 2019
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March 24, 2019
• U.N.: Attack On Ethnic Village Kills 134 In Rural Mali; Terror Group Loses Ground In Syria But Ideology Lives On; Congress, President Trump Await Mueller Report Findings; Huge Crowds In London Demand Second Brexit Referendum; Group's Final Territory Liberated, But Treat Remains; Inside the Devastation Across Southeastern Africa. Aired 11-12p ET


March 21, 2019
• Theresa May Seeks Brexit Delay in Brussels; May Blames Parliament for Blocking Brexit; Northern Ireland's Pressure on the DUP's Brexit Vote; At Least 10,000 People are Still Believed to Be Stranded from Cyclone Idai; South African Team Rescuing People After Cyclone; New Zealand Prime Minister Announces Ban on Military-Style Assault Rifles; Pompeo Visits Holiest Site in Judaism with Netanyahu; K-Pop Image Shattered Amid Growing Sex Scandal. Aired 11a-12p ET


March 20, 2019
• Mozambique Reeling Amid Death and Destruction; New Revelations About Lion Air Disaster; U.K House Speaker Allowing Emergency Brexit Debate; EU Says Brexit Needs to be Completed Before May 23; Pompeo in Israel for Visit Seen as Boosting Netanyahu; Benny Gantz Stops Short of Endorsing Palestinian Statehood; Ethiopians Walk Through Yemen's War Zone to Find Work; Russian Top Model Advocates for Special Olympics. Aired 11- 12p ET


March 19, 2019
• New Zealand's Prime Minister to Visit First Responders, Schools Students; Tributes to Futsal Goalkeeper Atta Elayyan; 108 Children have Died At or En Route to Al-Hol Refugee Camp in Syria; SDF Making Final Push as ISIS Territory Dwindles; Mozambique President Says 1,000 Feared Dead in Cyclone; Cyclone Hit Millions Across Africa in Record Disaster; What Far- Right Terror Has In Common with ISIS; Hamas Accused of Brutal Crackdown on Protesters; Far-Right Candidate Michael Ben-Ari Disqualified for Israeli Elections; Sebastian Coe on Why Inclusion is So Important. Aired 11-12p ET


March 18, 2019
• Manhunt Underway in Netherlands; Three Dead, Nine Wounded in Netherlands Tram Attack; New Zealand Prime Minister Promises Gun Reform; Facebook Initially Failed to Notice New Zealand Attack Video; White House Defends Trump By Saying the President Is Not a White Supremacist; Trump Says Media Working Hard to "Blame Me" for Massacre; New Details on Drone Attack Aimed at Venezuelan President; Statement from U.K. House of Commons Speaker; Speaker, U.K. Government Cannot Resubmit Same Proposal. Aired 11- 12p ET


March 17, 2019
• CNN Speaks To Movement's Founding Family; More Than 7,000 Athletes Taking Part In Largest Ever Games; "Meet The Determined": Athletes On CNN; Avril Lavigne Speaks To CNN; Going Beyond Sports: Looking After Your Health. Aired 11-12p ET


March 14, 2019
• U.K. Parliament to Vote on Brexit Delay; Students Raise Awareness of Modern-Day Slavery; Prosecutor Says One Ex-Soldier to Be Charged Over "Bloody Sunday"; Trump Meets Ireland's Prime Minister; Black Boxes from Ethiopian Crash in Paris for Analysis; U.S. Grounds Boeing 737 Max 8 and 9 After Global Pressure, Aired 11a-12p ET


March 13, 2019
• U.K. lawmakers to vote on possible No-Deal Withdrawal; EU Leaders Prepared for Possible No-Deal Brexit; Growing Safety Concerns over Boeing 737 Max 8; Thousands of ISIS Fighters Surrender amid Attack. Aired 11-12p ET


March 12, 2019
• Prime Minister Faces Parliament with Brexit Vote Hours Away; Corbyn Says May Delivering All Spin and No Substance; U.K Parliament Debates Revised Withdrawal Deal; U.K. Attorney General Says U.K. Could Be Trapped in Irish Backstop; Front Lines in Final Battle Against ISIS in Syria. Aired 11-12p ET


March 11, 2019
• Crews Find Black Boxes from Ethiopian Airlines Crash; Ethiopia, China, Indonesia Ground Boeing 737 Max 8; Boeing, at this Point, No Basis for New Safety Guidance; CNN Team Ventures into the Last ISIS Territory in Syria; Frustrations Ahead of Brexit Deadline; Brexit Frustrates Northern Ireland's Catholics and Protestants Alike; Netanyahu Says Israel is Not a State of All Its Citizens. Aired 11-12p ET


March 10, 2019
• Ethiopian Airlines Flight Crashes Near Addis Ababa; Protesters Fill The Streets Amid Widespread Power Outage; Omar Criticizes Democratic Establishment; Netanyahu's Likud Base Backs Him As Charges Loom; Abbas Taps Mohammad Shtayyeh As New Prime Minister. Aired 11-12p ET


March 07, 2019
• Thousands Continue to Flee Last ISIS Enclave; U.N. Human Rights Chief Calls Out Saudi Arabia; Thousands of Children Living in Slavery in Ghana; Interview with Kojo Oppong Nkrumah, Ghana's Information Minister, Programs to Rescue Children from Forced Labor; Huawei Suing U.S. Government Over Product Ban; Michael Cohen's Testimony on Pardon Under Scrutiny; Sentencing of Paul Manafort Hours Away; British Royal Family Takes Action Against Trolls; Alex Trebek, host of Jeopardy, Battling Stage 4 Pancreatic Cancer; Meet the Royal Shaking up the Arab Art World. Aired 10-11a ET


March 06, 2019
• Widow of Jihadist Linked to Paris Attacks; Thousands Flee Terror Group's Last Stronghold in Syria; London Police Investigate Explosive Devices; Guaido Returning to National Assembly After Foreign Tour; North Korea Rebuilding a Missile Engine Test Site; Trump in Fight of His Political Life as Investigations Mount; Cohen Back on Capitol Hill for More Closed-Door Testimony; Moscow Slams Expansive Investigations into Donald Trump; U.K. Labour Party Engulfed by Anti-Semitism Crisis; R. Kelly Denies Sexual Abuse Allegations; 13-Time Champions Real Madrid Humiliated by Ajax; Interview with Gigi Buffon, his future, PSG Goal Keeper. Aired 10-11a ET


March 05, 2019
• Opposition Leader Juan Guaido Back In Venezuela; Children of ISIS Members Returning to France; Netanyahu Says He's Facing Unprecedented "Witch Hunt"; Tokyo Court Grants Carlos Ghosn $9 Million Bail; Father of Pell Victim Speaks Out; Democrats Launch Massive Probe into All Things Trump; 12 Major Democrats Now Running for President; China Warns of a Hard Struggle Ahead Amid Slowing Economy; Trump Ending Special Trade Treatment for India, Turkey; South Korea's Smoldering Plastic Problem; The Story Behind Ajax's "Super Jews"; Remembering Luke Perry. Aired 10-11a ET


March 04, 2019
• ISIS Defending the Last Bit of Its Caliphate; Algerian President to Run for Fifth Term Despite Protests; U.S. Consulate in Jerusalem Merging with U.S. Embassy; Film Reveals Alleged Michael Jackson Sex Abuse; EU Departure Set to Lead to More Customs Regulations; Juan Guaido Plans to Join Protests, Risking Arrest; Family Says U.S-Saudi citizen has been Tortured in a Saudi Prison; Some Republicans Join Democrats, Shun Trump's Emergency; Democrats to Look into White House Security Clearances; Unlocking a Stonehenge Mystery. Aired 10-11a ET


March 03, 2019
• U.S. Allies Attack Last ISIS Enclave In Syria; U.S. President Rips Into Russia Probe During Lengthy Speech; U.S.-South Korea Military Exercise Scaling Down; Juan Guaido Return Home From Ecuador Trip. Aired 10-10:30a ET


February 28, 2019
• Trump-Kim Summit Abruptly Ends with No Agreement; Trump Faces Firestorm Over Former Fixer's Revelations; Israeli Attorney General to Announce Decision on Indicting Netanyahu; Pakistani Prime Minister Says They Will Release Indian Pilot as a Peaceful Gesture; Brexit Heartland Frustrated by Political Stalemate; Syrian Civilians Stuck in between Warring Sides; 20,000 Children Living in Slavery in Ghana. Aired 10-11a ET


February 27, 2019
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February 26, 2019
• India Claims Airstrike on Terror Camp in Pakistani Territory; U.N. Security Council to Meet on Venezuela; U.K. Prime Minister May Proposes Votes on "No-Deal" and Delay; U.S. Envoy Meets with Founding Member of Taliban; CNN Gets 36 Hours of Rare Access with Taliban; Trump's Summit Goal is North Korea Denuclearization; Iran's Foreign Minister Hands in Resignation; Kushner Says Middle East Plan Includes Establishing Borders; Cardinal Pell Convicted of Child Sex Abuse, Will Appeal; First Emirati Astronauts Will Visit Space Station. Aired 10-11a ET


February 25, 2019
• Trump, Pence Push American Foreign Policy Abroad; 100 Plus Venezuelan Troops Defect After Clashes on Colombia Border; U.S. Vice President Lands in Bogota; Vietnam Making Preparations to Host Critical Meeting; U.K. Prime Minister at EU-Arab League Summit as Deadline Looms; Donald Tusk Says Extension Would Be Rational Solution; CNN Speaks to British Teen ISIS Bride's Lawyer; Benjamin Netanyahu Seeks Fifth Term As Prime Minister; Australian Press Council Says Serena Cartoon Not Racist; "Green Book", Olivia Colman, Lady Gaga Win Oscars. Aired 10-11a ET


February 24, 2019
• Efforts To Bring Humanitarian Aid In Venezuela Turned Into Violent Clashes As Aid Trucks Go Up In Flames; Commanders In The Fight Against Isis Say The Terror Group Controls No More Than Half A Square Kilometer; State Leaders Gather For The Meeting In Egypt Aired: 10-11a ET


February 21, 2019
• Pope Demands Action to End Clergy Sex Abuse; Abuse Survivor Wants Guilty Priests Named; U.S. Senators Investigate Moscow-Based Businessman with Ties to President Trump; ISIS Wives Fight for Chance to Return Home; Convoys of Civilians Leave Besieged ISIS Enclave; Two Saudi Sister Risk Everything to Flee Oppression; Netanyahu Strongest Opponents Join Forces Ahead of Ballot; Chicago Police Say Small Let Paid $3,500 to Stage an Attack. Aired 10-11a ET


February 20, 2019
• Exclusive, CNN Follows Hunt for ISIS Leader; U.K. Revokes Citizenship of ISIS Bride Shamima Begum; Three U.K. Conservative Lawmakers Quit Party Over Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister Returning to Brussels to Continue Brexit Talks; Putin Promises Strong Response to Missile Deployments; U.S. House Investigating Efforts to Transfer Nuclear Technology to Saudi Arabia; Pope Says Sexual Abuse for Nuns is a Problem; CNN Investigates French Order Accused of Sexual Slavery; Taiwan's President Says Threat from China Growing Every Day. Aired 10-11a ET


February 19, 2019
• Exclusive, CNN Follows Hunt for ISIS Leader; U.K. Revokes Citizenship of ISIS Bride Shamima Begum; Three U.K. Conservative Lawmakers Quit Party Over Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister Returning to Brussels to Continue Brexit Talks; Putin Promises Strong Response to Missile Deployments; U.S. House Investigating Efforts to Transfer Nuclear Technology to Saudi Arabia; Pope Says Sexual Abuse for Nuns is a Problem; CNN Investigates French Order Accused of Sexual Slavery; Taiwan's President Says Threat from China Growing Every Day. Aired 10-11a ET


February 18, 2019
• Seven MPs Leave Labour Party, Start Independent Group; Violent Protest Have Gripped Haiti for Ten Days; U.S. President to Address Venezuela Crisis; Top U.S. General Visits Syria, Promises Withdrawal Will Happen; Are Arab and Asian Nations Replacing the West; Israeli Acting Foreign Minister Outrages Poland with Holocaust Remarks; Chicago Police Believe Jussie Smollett Orchestrated His Own Attack; Meet the Masters of the Dutch Golden Age. Aired 10-11a ET


February 17, 2019
• SDF Commanders Expect Victory Within Days; Haiti Hospital Struggles After Violent Protest; U.S. Sends More Humanitarian Aid To Colombian Border; Challenges Mount To Trump's Emergency Declaration; Acting U.S. Defense Secy. To Find Funding For Border Wall; Top Dems Emergency Declaration Shreds The Constitution; Nauert Withdraws From Consideration As U.N. Ambassador; U.S. Landowners Fear They'll Lose In Border Wall Battle; Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Receives Lavish Welcome In Pakistan; Pregnant Women Risk Their Lives To Bring The World Tea. Aired 10-11a ET


February 14, 2019
• Leaders Gather for Separate Middle East Meetings; ISIS Makes Last Stand as U.S.-Backed Forces Close In; Airbus to Stop Making the A380; Iran the Focus of U.S.-Led Security Conference; Leader of Russia, Iran, Turkey Meet in Sochi; Former FBI Director McCabe Breaks Silence on Trump Probe; U.S. supplies Stuck at Border in Colombia. Aired 10-11a ET


February 13, 2019
• Pence and Pompeo in Poland for Middle East Talks; Tehran Mocks Meeting While Flaunting Weaponry; Turki Bin Faisal on Saudi Support for U.S. Policy; Interview with Harrison Ford, Actor and Environmental Campaigner; CNN Goes Inside a Struggling Hospital in Venezuela; Civilians Fleeing as ISIS Makes Last Stand in Syria; Egyptian President El-Sisi Could Cement Hold on Power; Drug Lord "El Chapo" Convicted, Faces Life in Prison. Aired 10-11a ET


February 12, 2019
• ISIS Makes Desperate Last Stand in Eastern Syria; White House Still Evaluating Border Security Deal Compromise; Interview with Karin Kneissl, Austrian Foreign Minister on Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister to Talk Further Over Brexit Deal; Scandal Renews Scrutiny of Bezos' Ties to Saudi Crown Prince; Protesters Demand Maduro Let Air into Venezuela. Aired 10-11a ET


February 11, 2019
• Civilians Flee Intense Violence in Last ISIS Enclave in Syria; General Votel Says Tens of Thousands of ISIS Fighters Remain; Tehran Celebrates 40 Years since Islamic Revolution; Diversity on Display as Women and Hip-Hop Stares Win Big; Diversity Celebrated at British Film Awards; Guaido Says Blocking Aid into Venezuela is a Crime Against Humanity; Women Selling Their Bodies so Their Families can Survive; Al-Araibi Released from Thai Prison, Avoids Extradition. Aired 10-11a ET


February 10, 2019
• Dubai Host Seventh Annual Government Summit; Tehran Celebrates 40 Years Since Islamic Revolution; U.S. Backed Forces Attack Last Syrian Town In ISS Control; How Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping Global Policy; UAE Aims To Use A.I. To Tackle Global Challenges; U.K Telecoms CEO: Seen No "Cause For Concern" Over Huawei. Aired 10-11a ET


February 07, 2019
• U.K.'s Theresa May in Brussels for EU Talks; Maduro Blocks Aid Deliveries on Bridge from Colombia; Racism and Sexual Assault Claim Rock Democrats; Trump Facing New Investigation that Goes Beyond Russia; Trump Touts Gains Made Against ISIS in Syria, Iraq; U.S. Envoy in North Korea to Prepare for Trump-Kim Summit; Interview with, Marietje Schaake, European MEP For The Netherlands; Environmental Damage from Brazil Dam Collapse Could Last for Decades; Italian City Goes Silent for Treasured Violins. Aired 10-11a ET


February 06, 2019
• Trump Calls for Unity While Launching Partisan Attacks; Lavrov Says Russia Will Exit INF Treaty in Six Months; Trump Says if Congress Fails to Act on Wall, I'll Get It Built; U.S.-Backed Syrian Democratic Forces Take on Remnants of ISIS; U.K. Prime Minister Meets Northern Ireland Lawmakers to Discuss Backstop; Pope Says Some Clergy Have Sexually Abused Nuns; Trump Administration Holding Talks with Afghan Groups, Taliban. Aired 10-11a ET


February 05, 2019
• Pope Francis Give Historic Mass on Arabian Peninsula; U.K. Prime Minister Speaks in Northern Ireland Amid Irish Backstop Concerns; Following the Trail of U.S. Weaponry Inside Yemen;


February 04, 2019
• Pope Francis Makes History with UAE Trip; Several European Nations Recognize Guaido As President; Meeting in Canada to Discuss Humanitarian Aid to Venezuela; Wreckage of Plane Carrying Footballer Emiliano Sala Found; Bahraini Refugee Footballer Fights Extradition; Talks Begin on Alternative Arrangements to Irish Border Backstop; Trump Says U.S. Troops Could Return This Area If Needed. Aired 10-11a ET


February 03, 2019
• Thousands Rally in Venezuela in Pro- and Anti-Government Protests; Interview with Francisco Rodriguez, Torino Economics; Virginia Governor Denies He's in a Racist Yearbook Photo; Trump Signals He Plan to Declare National Emergency for Wall; Pope Makes Historic Visit to UAE; Israel-Gulf Ties; Interview with Marc Schneier, Rabbi; Prime Minister May Determined to Deliver Brexit on Time; Rams versus Patriots in Super Bowl. Aired 10-11:00a ET


January 31, 2019
• International Support Grows for Self-Proclaimed Leader Juan Guaido; Oil Prices and Higher after U.S. Sanctions on Venezuela; No-Deal Withdrawal Now Seems More Likely; ISIS Last Stand in Syria; Germany, France and U.K. Set Up Payment Channel with Tehran; U.S. Set to Pull Out of Milestone Nuclear Treaty with Russia; EU Message to U.K., No New Negotiations; Brutal, Dangerous Coal Groups Parts of U.S. Aired 10-11a ET


January 30, 2019
• Venezuela Braces for More Mass Protests against Maduro; Inflation, U.S. and Russia on Opposite Sides of Venezuela Struggle; Parliament Gives May Backing to Renegotiate Irish Backstop; U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume amid Huawei Charges; Venezuela Opposition Leader Speaks with Trump; Trump Slams U.S. Intel Chiefs after They Contradict Him; Ex-Army Chief Kicks off Campaign to Unseat Netanyahu; EU Rules out New Withdrawal Negotiations; Extreme Cold Blast Northern U.S. Aired 10-11a ET


January 29, 2019
• U.K. Lawmakers Debating Brexit Options Right Now; Interview with Ben Bradley, Conservative MP; U.S. Charges Huawei with Fraud, Stealing Trade Secrets; Guaido and Maduro Locked in Fight for Presidency; U.K. Lawmakers to Vote on 7 Amendments to Prime Minister's Deal; Interview with Rushanara Ali, British Labour Party MP; Roger Stone to Submit Plea in Federal Court. Aired 10-11a ET


January 28, 2019
• Juan Guaido Calls for New Anti-Maduro Protests; Hunger and Seething Anger Grip a Once Rich Country; Maduro Rejects Election Ultimatum from European Countries; Trump Tries to Distance Himself from Roger Stone; U.S. and Taliban Agree in Principle to Peace Framework; U.N. Human Rights Team Arrives in Turkey to Investigate Killing of Jamal Khashoggi; Debate and Vote on Prime Minister May's Plan Set for Tuesday; The Man Bringing "Order!" to the U.K. Parliament. Aired 10-11a ET


January 27, 2019
• Maduro Rejects Election Ultimatum From European Countries; Thousands Of U.S. Government Workers Prepare To Return To Work; Twin Blasts Kill At Least 20, Wound Dozens; U.S. Law Puts Palestinian Security Funding In Jeopardy; U.S.: Progress Made In Taliban Talks; Iraqi Bikers Hope To Unite Country Scarred By War. Aired 10-11a ET


January 24, 2019
• Nations Pick Sides as Juan Guaido Declares Himself President of Venezuela; Interview with Alexandra Winkler Osorio, Former Deputy Mayor of El Hatillo, Venezuela; Interview with Tzipi Livni, Israeli Parliament Member; Israel in Political Turmoil as Early Elections Draw Near; Interview with Kang Kyung-wha, South Korean Foreign Minister; Trump and Kim Gear Up for Second Summit; Humanitarian Chiefs Talk Tackling Global Crises; Interview with Patrick Chappatte, Political Cartoonist. Aired 10-11a ET


January 23, 2019
• Merkel Makes the Case for Multilateralism; China's Economy Grows at Slowest Pace since 1990; Interview with Michelle Bachelet, U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights; Interview with Nicholas Kristof, Pulitzer Prize Winning Journalist, New York Times Columnist; Interview with Mariam Al Mehairi, UAE Minister of State for Food Security; Interview with Alyson Lombardi, Editor-In-Chief, Business Insider U.S. Aired 10-11a ET


January 22, 2019
• Populist Choices in U.S. and U.K. Paralyze Governments; Trump, May, Macron, Modi, Xi and More, Skipping Davos; Globalization Facing Uncertain Future as World Economic Forum Begins; Interview with Gebran Bassil, Lebanese Foreign Minister; U.S. Secretary of State Speaks to Davos Via Video Link; Interview with Omar Al Olama, UAE Minister of State for Artificial Intelligence; Interview with Sharmeen Obaid-Chinoy, Pakistani Documentary Filmmaker and Two Academy Awards and Six Emmy Awards Winner. Aired 10-11a ET


January 21, 2019
• U.K. Prime Minister May to Set Out Brexit Next Steps; Irish Backstop Remains Key Sticking Point; Israel Warns Iran is Trying to "Entrench Itself" in Syria; Global Leaders Skip World Economic Forum; ; British Prime Minister Addresses Parliament Over Brexit; British PM Says a Second Referendum Would Undermine Democracy; Jeremy Corbyn Responds to Theresa May's Statement. Aired 10-11a ET


January 20, 2019
• Democrats Dismiss Trump's Offer As A Non-Starter; Police Suspect Real IRA In Northern Ireland Car Bombing; Boris Johnson Outlines Vision For Britain Outside E.U.; Kentucky Catholic Diocese Condemns Actions Of Teens; Chase Iron Eyes: At Least 79 People Killed In Mexico Pipeline Blast; Lebanese Campaign Looking To Change Attitudes To Victims. Aired 10-11a ET


January 17, 2019
• Deadly Attack in Syria Raises Questions About U.S. Withdrawal; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Attack on U.S. Led Forces in Syria; Giuliani Says Campaign May Have Colluded but Trump Didn't; Moscow Defense Trump amid Questions of Collusion; At Least 21 People Killed in Nairobi Terror Assault; Debate on New Brexit Deal Set for January 29; Advisor for Three British Prime Ministers Talks Brexit; Turkey Seeks Arrest of NBA Player Enes Kanter. Aired 10-11a ET


January 16, 2019
• ISIS Claims Responsibility for Deadly Blast in Syria; No-Confidence Debate Underway in U.K. Parliament; U.K. Pound Holding Steady during No Confidence Debate; U.S. Service Members Killed in Blast in Syria; British Prime Minister Faces No-Confidence Vote after Historic Defeat; At Least 14 Dead from Terrorist Attack in a Nairobi Hotel. Aired 10-11a ET


January 15, 2019
• Theresa May Faces Crucial Test over Deal with the EU; U.K. Prime Minister May's Deal Expected to Be Rejected; Anti-Terror Team Deployed to Shooting Near Nairobi Hotel; Trump Privately Discussed Pulling U.S. Out of NATO; U.K. Pound Dips as Traders Await Brexit Vote; U.K. Residents Speak out before Decisive Brexit Vote; Canadian to Appeal Death Sentence in China. Aired 10-11a ET


January 14, 2019
• Trump, I Never Worked for Russia; May, Stopping or Delaying Brexit Would Harm Faith in Democracy; U.K. Parliamentary Debate Resumes Ahead of Tuesday Vote; FBI Debated Whether Trump Followed Moscow's Directions; U.S. Withdrawal from Syria Leaves Kurdish Fighters Behind; Saudi Minister says Khashoggi Killing Won't Change U.S. Relationship; Are Western Democracies Facing a Crisis; Mayor of Gdansk Dies After On-Stage Attack; Theater Group's Interpretation of Britain's Biggest Drama. Aired 10-11a ET


January 13, 2019
• U.S. Secretary Of State Will Meet With Saudi Crown Prince; Washington Post: Trump Concealed Details Of Putin Meetings; Police Fire Tear Gas, Live Rounds, Live Rounds At Demonstrators; Astronomers Hear Repeating radio Burst From Deep Space; Omar Al-Bashir Accused Of Genocide In Darfur. Aired 10-11a ET


January 10, 2019
• Trump, this is a Tremendous Crisis at the Border; Trump, "Would Almost Say Definitely; Will Declare Emergency; President Trump Heads to U.S.-Mexico Border Amid Shutdown; Pompeo, "U.S. is Force for Good, Period; McAllen Lies on the Banks of the Rio Grande River; Houthi Rebel Drone Attacks Yemeni Military Base; Hundreds of Thousands of Workers Feel the Pain of No Pay. Aired 10-11a ET


January 09, 2019
• British Prime Minister Trying to Get Brexit Deal Approved; British Houses of Parliament Debate Brexit Plan; Trump Paints a Dark Picture of Undocumented Immigrants; Trump Tries to Rally Congressional Support for Border Wall; Confusion Reigns over Trump's Middle East Policy; Pompeo Has to Cairo Ahead of Major Speech; Saudi Woman Now under U.N. Protection; Woman in Vegetative State Gives Birth; Rapper Gets Political with Song Aimed at Foreign Policy. Aired 10-11a ET


January 08, 2019
• White House Pushing out Mixed Messages on Syria; Turkish President Says Bolton Making Serious Mistake on Syria; Kim Jong-un in China Amid Talks of Second U.S. North Korea Summit; Trump to Appeal for Border Wall in Television Address; U.K. Parliament Prepares to Vote on Prime Minister's Deal; Saudi Girl Now Being Protected by U.N. Refugee Agency; Pompeo to Lay out U.S. Middle East Policy in Cairo Speech; Despite Trump's Promises, Coal Plants Still Closing; Trump's Border Wall, Fence, Barrier, Slats. Aired 10- 11a ET


January 07, 2019
• U.S. President Threatens to Escalate Government Shutdown Crisis; Bolton Signals Pause in U.S. Withdrawal from Syria; U.S./China Trade Talks Underway as Truce Deadline Looms; Saudi Team Leads Tie Hotel under UNHCR Protection; U.K. Parliament Reconvenes Ahead of Key Debate Wednesday; Gabon Government Says Situation Under Control; 2018 a Year of Change for the Middle East; U.S. Policy Continues to Rattle Middle East; Is the Potential for a New Middle East War Looming in 2019? Aired 10-11a ET


January 06, 2019
• U.S. Government Closure Enters Day 16, No End In Sight; Detained U.S. Citizen Accused Of Espionage In Russia; Khashoggi Phone Thought To Be Infected By Malware; Football Friends And Foes At International Tournament; U.S. Navy SEAL Pleads Not Guilty In Killing Of Detainee; The Best In T.V. And Movies To Be Honored Sunday. Aired 10-11a ET


January 03, 2019
• Apple's Shock Profit Warning Drags U.S. Markets Down; Partial Government Closure Enters Day 13, No End in Sight; Nancy Pelosi Expected to Reclaim Role as House Speaker; Paul Whelan Given Access to lawyers, Charges Still Unclear; Protests Turn Deadly as Women Enter Indian Temple; Saudi Trial Begins for 11 Suspects in Khashoggi Killing; British MPs Request Access to Jailed Saudi Activists; Huge Milestone for Chines Space Program;


January 02, 2019
• Sharp Losses Kickoff First Trading Day of 2019; Trump Against 2019 Tackling U.S. Government Closure; Romney Slams Trump's Character in Scathing Op-Ed; U.S. Citizen Detained in Russia on Spy Accusations; U.K. Foreign Secretary Looks East for Post-Split Prosperity; U.K. Steps up Migrant Patrols in English Channel; Netflix Pulls Show Episode in Saudi Arabia; Two Women Make History by Entering Hindu Temple; Victims of Forced Marriages Told to Pay Rescue Costs in U.K.; Space Buffs Find Beauty in Fuzzy Photo. Aired 10-11a ET


January 01, 2019
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December 31, 2018
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December 30, 2018
• Some Polls Close In Historic Transfer Of Power; No End In Sight As U.S. Partial Govt. Shutdown Hits Day 9; 2-Year-Old Son Of Mother Granted U.S. Visa Dies. Aired 10:30-11a ET


December 27, 2018
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December 26, 2018
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December 24, 2018
• Counting Down to the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi. Aired 10-11a ET


December 23, 2018
• Tsunami Kills At Least 222 People In Indonesia; Partial Shutdown Likely To Continue Until After Christmas; U.S. Envoy In Isis Fight Quits Over Syria Troop Withdrawal; Duchess Of Sussex's First Christmas As Royal Family Member. Aired 10-11a ET


December 20, 2018
• Trump Says U.S. Gets Nothing from Being Policeman of Mideast; Putin Agrees with Trump's Syria Decision; Tunnels Heighten Tensions on Israeli- Lebanese Border; All Flights Suspended at Gatwick Airport Because of Drone Sightings; Weinstein Case Moves Forward, Pretrial March 7; Trump, ISIS is Beaten in Syria, Troops Coming Home; U.S. Feds Announcing Law Enforcement Action on China; Cartoonist Takes on Trump with Biting Commentary. Aired 10-11a ET


December 19, 2018
• U.S. Preparing for Full and Rapid Withdrawal from Syria; British Government Steps up No Deal Preparations; Netanyahu Warns of Tunnel Threat Ahead of U.N. Meeting; European Union Cyber Breach Link to China; Corbyn Accused of Calling Prime Minister Stupid Woman; Businesses Fear Economic Impact of No Deal Brexit; Blows Keep Coming for Embattled U.S. President; Al Ain Makes FIFA Club World Cup Final. Aired 10-11a ET


December 18, 2018
• Jose Mourinho Sacked by Manchester United; Trump Wishes Michael Flynn "Good Luck" on Twitter; Ceasefire Begins in Strategic Port City of Hodeidah; Fed Widely Expected to Hike Rates on Wednesday; Yemeni Mother Receives Visa to See Dying Son. Aired 10-11a ET


December 17, 2018
• U.K. Prime Minister to Argue against a Second Referendum; Saudis Slam U.S. Senate for Vote against Crown Prince; Yemen Clashes Continued despite Cease-Fire Agreement; Horrendous New Assault Case in India; U.S. President Slams Russia Probe as Problems Mount; CNN Goes inside Tunnel Running from Lebanon to Israel; British Prime Minister Theresa May Addresses Parliament. Aired 10-11a ET


December 16, 2018
• "SNL" Parody Imagines A World Without President Trump; Turn-out Down As "Yellow Vests" Demonstrate For Fifth Straight Weekend; An Overlooked Cause Of Global Warming: Beef. Aired 11-12p


December 13, 2018
• Yemen's Warring Parties Agree to Ceasefire in Hodeidah; A Rare Look at the Extreme Suffering Inside Yemen; Growing Police Operation in Strasbourg, France Neighborhood; Cohen Says Trump New About Illegal Payments; Theresa May in Brussels After Surviving Confidence Vote; Senate Bill on Yemen Considered a Rebuke of Saudi Arabia; Freedom of the Press Threatened in Turkey. Aired 10-11a ET


December 12, 2018
• Theresa May No Confidence Vote In Parliament; A Gunman Is On The Run, Still On The Run After A Deadly Terror Attack At That Christmas Market In France. Aired: 11a-12n ET


December 11, 2018
• British Prime Minister Meets Top EU Leaders; Juncker Says EU Won't Renegotiate, but Room for Clarification; French Students Blockade Schools After Macron Speech; Trump, Brexit and Riots in Paris, How They Link Up; Climate Refugees Flee Drought and Starvation; U.S. Efforts to Promote Fossil Fuels Mocked at COP24; Turkish Newspaper Employees Face Lengthy Prison Sentences; Time Highlights "The Guardians and the War on Truth". Aired 10-11a ET


December 10, 2018
• British Prime Minister to Address Parliament; CNN Briefed on Audio Recording of Khashoggi Murder; Juncker Says, We Will Not Renegotiate Brexit; Macron to Address Nation Amid Ongoing Protests; Prime Minister May Announces Brexit Vote Won't Be Held Tuesday; Jeremy Corbyn Says the Government Has Lost Control of Events. Aired 10-11a ET


December 09, 2018
• Hundreds Detained As Clashes Erupt In Major Cities; P.M. Warns Of Unchartered Waters Ahead Of Key Vote; Sandwiches Could Be Toast After Leaving The E.U.; Fuel Tax Protests Morph Into Anti-Macron Movement; Workers Claim Trump N.J. Club Hires Undocumented Immigrants; Consequences If Warming Exceeds Critical Threshold. Aired 10-11a ET


December 06, 2018
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December 05, 2018
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December 04, 2018
• Countdown to the Special Olympics in Abu Dhabi; An Amazing Legacy, Special Olympics Push to Include Everyone; More Than 8,400 Saudi Special Olympics Athletes and Partners; Abu Dhabi Games Will Be the First Special Olympics in Middle East. Aired 10-11a ET


December 03, 2018
• Bush Family Arrives at Funeral Home in Texas; Late U.S. President Honored for Lifetime of Service; Macron Government to Speak with Paris Protesters; Qatar Leaving OPEC, Says It Will Focus on Natural Gas; Saudi Dissident Says Texts with Khashoggi Were Hacked; Bush Shaped U.S./China Relations for Decades; Study Says Plastic Bags Kill 100K Marine Animals Per Year. Aired 10-11a ET


December 02, 2018
• Israeli Police: Enough Evidence To Indict P.M. Netanyahu; Memorial Service For President Bush Begin Monday; Trump And Xi Agree To Temporary Trade Truce; Bush Led The U.S. Through Sweeping Global Changes; UAE Energy Company Looking To Expand; "Saturday Night Live" Pays Tribute To Late President. Aired 10-11a ET


November 28, 2018
• Hate Speech, Anti-Semitism Surging in Germany; U.K. Government Says Brexit Will Hurt Economy; CNN Polling Focuses on Surge of Anti-Semitism; Benjamin Netanyahu's Interview on the Rise of Anti-Semitism in Europe; Mattis and Pompeo to Hold All Senators Briefing on Yemen. Aired 10-11a ET


November 27, 2018
• CNN Investigation Reveals Startling Rise in Anti-Semitism; Ukraine Imposing Martial Law in Areas Bordering Russia; Saudi Prince, CIA's Assessments "Not Up to Par"; U.S. Senate to Vote on Measure to End Support for Saudi Coalition; Manafort Allegedly Met with Assange Multiple Times in London Between 2013 in 2016. Aired 10-11a ET


November 26, 2018
• U.K. Prime Minister Prepares to Pitch Deal to Parliament; UAE Pardons and Releases British Academic Matthew Hedges; Ukrainian Parliament Votes on Martial Law After Russia Seizes Three Ships near Crimea; Aid Groups to the U.S., Stop Yemen Suffering; Teargas, Arrests as Margaret's Russia U.S. Border Crossing; British Prime Minister Pushes Parliament to Improve Brexit Deal;


November 25, 2018
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November 22, 2018
• UK Prime Minister Addresses Parliament After Draft Declaration; Afghanistan now where a brutal drought is leading to horrendous and unimaginable consequences; Peace talks in the conflict in Yemen will take place in Sweden in the coming weeks; Nissan's Chairman has now been kicked out of the driver's seat. Aired: 10-11a ET


November 21, 2018
• CNN Interviews Mark Zuckerberg; Trump Stands by Saudi's MSB. Aired 10-11a ET


November 20, 2018
• U.S. Judge Temporarily Blocks Trumps Asylum Restrictions; Trump to Receive Final CIA Report on Khashoggi's Killing; Camp Fire Kills 79, Nearly 700 People Unaccounted For; U.K. Calls for Cease-Fire in Draft U.N. Resolution on Yemen; U.S. Markets, Tech Stocks Continue to Fall; Nissan Funded Homes Around the World for Ghosn; U.S. Airstrikes in Somalia Killed Dozens of Terrorists; Airbnb Pulls Israeli West Bank Settlements Listings. Aired 10-11a ET


November 19, 2018
• Government, Houthi Rebels Signal Support for Ceasefire Talks; Jewish Home Party Backs Down from Threat to Leave Government; Trump Triggers Controversy with "Raking" Remark; Khashoggi Affair Casts Shadow on Trump's Agenda; Hook, Saudi Arabia Helping to Regulate Oil Markets; Nissan Chairman Carlos Ghosn Arrested; Trump Criticizes U.S. Admiral Who Led bin Laden Raid; White House, Acosta's Press Pass Could be Revoked Again. Aired 10-11a ET


November 18, 2018
• Trump Declines To Hear Khashoggi Murder Tape; Netanyahu Making Last- Ditch Effort To Save His Government; Grim Search For Fire Victims In California; Rain Forecast For Fire-Scorched California; Grieving Families Of Sunken Sub Crew Demand Answers; Celebrating The Past And Future Of Islamic Art. Aired 11-12p ET


November 15, 2018
• U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May News Conference. Aired 12-1p ET
• U.K. Prime Minister Defends Brexit Plan Amid Political Chaos; Saudis Seek Death Penalty for 5 Suspects in Khashoggi Murder; Theresa May's Future in Doubt Amid Resignations; Financial Markets React to Brexit Turmoil; Two Ministers Call for Early Elections in Israel. Aired 10-11a ET


November 14, 2018
• U.K. Prime Minister Facing Cabinet Overdraft Brexit Deal; Israel Defense Minister Resigns over Cease-Fire Deal; Ceasefire Ends Biggest Israel Gaza Firefight since 2014; First Lady Calls for Firing of Top National Security Aide; Prince Charles Turned 70. Aired 10-11a ET


November 13, 2018
• Israel-Gaza Flare-Up, Hundreds of Rockets fired in Worse Outbreak Since 2014; Trump slams Macron after Disastrous Paris Trip; CNN Sues White House for Suspending CNN Reporters Press Pass; More Than 300,000 Force from Homes across California; Investigators Said Lion Air Jet Had Problems on Last Four Flights. Aired 10-11a ET


November 12, 2018
• 31 Dead, about 100 Missing from California Fires; White House Defense Trump's Decision to Skip Cemetery Event; Fighting Continues in Yemen after the West Calls for Cease-Fire; Israeli Military Says Bus Hit by Fire from Gaza; Trump's Foreign Policy after the Midterms; Trudeau Says Canadian Agents Have Heard Khashoggi Recording; Saudis Plan to Cut Oil Experts by 500,000 Barrels a Day; Young Emiratis Tackle Leadership Challenges; No Deal on Brexit Yet, says EU's Barnier. Aired 10-11a ET


November 11, 2018
• Trump Honors War Dead At America Cemetery Outside Paris; Topless Protester Runs Toward Trump's Car; Fire Wipes Out Northern California Town. Aired 11a-12p


November 08, 2018
• 12 Killed, more than Dozen Hurt in California Mass Shooting; Fate of Mueller Probe Unclear After Sessions Forced Out; Amnesty International Says Tens of Thousands Trapped in Hodeidah; Stocks Rise, Proving Investors Like Divided U.S. Government. Aired 10-11a ET


November 07, 2018
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