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August 14, 2019
• Hong Kong Police Fired Tear Gas at Protesters; Police and Protesters Face Off on the Streets of Hong Kong; U.S. Stocks Tumble on Recession Fears; Russians Train Troops in Central African Republic; Operations Resume After Violence Paralyzes Airport. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 13, 2019
• Tensions High as Hong Kong Airport Again Cancels Outbound Flights; Epstein Case Raises Questions in Britain; U.S. Warns Epstein's Possible Co- Conspirators, Don't Rest Easy. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 12, 2019
• All Flights Canceled After Demonstrators Swarm Hong Kong Airport; Former Allies Turn on Yemen's Saudi-Backed Government; Closer Look at Saudi Arabia's Controversial Crown Prince; Prince Andrew Among Those Named in Epstein Court Documents; Interview with Ed Luce, Financial Times U.S. National Editor, Brexit and U.K.'s Place in the World. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 11, 2019
• U.S. Justice Department Opening Investigation Into Apparent Suicide; Accusers Angry Epstein Won't Be Tried In Court; Saudi-Led Coalition Strikes Target Posing Direct Threat; Boy Promotes Kindness In Memory Of 22 Victims; Born To Box, Born To Win. Aired 11-12p ET


August 08, 2019
• Right Now: We're Facing a Global Emergency; Scientists Call for Urgent Changes in How We Use Land; New U.N. Report: World Food Supply Threatened; Fighting Climate Change in the Amazon Rainforest; Pakistan Outraged by India's Move, Downgrades Relations. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 07, 2019
• Did Not Air 2-3p ET


August 06, 2019
• Trump to Visit El Paso, Dayton after Gun Massacres; Many Americans Demanding Action on Gun Control; Obama Urges American's to Speak Out Against Racist Language; El Paso Suspect Allegedly Posted Racist Manifesto; Family Remembers Couple Killed in El Paso Massacre; Mexico Weighing Legal Action Against U.S. After El Paso Shooting; Interview with Jack Straw, former British Foreign Secretary, State of Relation Between U.K. and Iran; Indian Government to Reduce Kashmir's Autonomy; Nobel-Prize Winning Author Toni Morrison Dead at 88. Aired 11a-12p ET


August 05, 2019
• Did Not Air


August 04, 2019
• Did Not Air 10-11a ET


August 01, 2019
• Democratic Presidential Debate Turns into Family Feud; Democratic Rivals Test Biden's Strength as Frontrunner; U.S. Imposes Sanctions On Iran's Foreign Minister; U.S. President Phones Putin Over Siberian Wildfires; Third Case of Ebola Virus Confirmed in Congo; Pompeo Optimistic Over Future Talks with North Korea; Chines Army Stokes Fears of Intervention; U.S. Teen Murder Suspect Charged in 2016 Assault; U.S. Believes Osama Bin Laden's Son Hamza is Dead; Iowa Watch Party on Who Made an Impact on Voters. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 31, 2019
• Democratic Candidates Offer Different Visions for America; Biden Harris, Booker, Castro and Six Others for Round Two of Debates; North Korea Launches Another Round of Ballistic Missiles; Italian Forensics Team Searches Suspects' Hotel Room; Progressives and Moderates Clash at Democratic Debate; U.S. Federal Reserve Poised to Cut Interest Rates; Palestinian Brewery Shows Cracks in Trump's Peach Plan. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 30, 2019
• High-Stakes Democratic Debate Now Hours Away on CNN; Warren and Sanders to Face Off for the First Time Tonight; Trump Stokes Racial Divisions Ahead of CNN Debates; Democrats Could Detail Plans to Combat Climate Change; Americans Accused of Killing Italian Police Officer; U.S. Rapper on Trial in Sweden Says He Acted in Self-Defense; Hong Kong Protesters Surround Police Station; Hong Kong Reported Suicides Linked to Political Crisis; U.S. Democrats' Facial Reactions Speak Volumes. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 29, 2019
• Three Dead, 12 Wounded After Gunman Opens Fire at Festival; Police Looking for Possible Second Suspect in Attack; Democrats Push for Gun Control After Mass Shooting; Michigan Democrats Eager to Vote Against Trump in 2020; Funeral held for Italian Officer Killed in Brutal Stabbing; Police Say Festival Attacker was 19-Year-Old Man; Spokesperson: Navalny to be Returned to Jail from Hospital; 16-Year-Old Wins $3 Million as Fortnite Champion. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 28, 2019
• Protesters Turn Out In Force For Eighth Weekend; Trump Continues Attack On Congressman, His District; 22 Year Old Egan Bernal To Win Cycling's Biggest Race; Most Plastic Straws Aren't Biodegradable, Threaten Wildlife; "Unprecedented" Fires Raging In The Arctic; Officer's Death Sparks Outrage In Italy. Aired 11-12p ET


July 25, 2019
• Boris Johnson Calls for "Turbocharged" Brexit Plans; Boris Johnson Says U.K. Could Be Entering New Golden Age; Paris Hits Record-High Temperature; Another Record-Setting Heat Wave Scorches Europe; Puerto Rican Governor Resigning After Days of Protest; Mueller: Report Did Not Exonerate Donald Trump; Some Democrats Urge Pelosi to Begin Impeachment Hearings; U.S. Rapper ASAP Rocky Charged with Assault in Sweden; Israeli Football Team Fights Racism Among Fans. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 24, 2019
• Boris Johnson Becomes British Prime Minister; Boris Johnson Speaks at Downing Street as Prime Minister; Robert Mueller: Donald Trump was Not Exonerated. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 23, 2019
• Boris Johnson to Become New U.K. Prime Minister Wednesday; Iran Congratulates Boris Johnson on Leadership Win; CEO of Seized Tanker's Operator Speaks to CNN; Planes from South Korea, Japan, Russia, China in Skirmish; Theresa May Set to Resign as U.K. Prime Minister; Brexit Dominated Theresa May's Time as Prime Minister. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 22, 2019
• Iran Detains 17 Citizens Accused of Spying for U.S.; U.K. Foreign Secretary to Address Parliament of Iran; Pompeo: Take Iran Spy Claims with Grain of Salt; Interview with Alistair Burt, Former British Foreign Office Minister, Next Prime Minister Needs to Be Iran Expert; Interview with Tammam Salam, Former Lebanese Prime Minister, Iranian Seized Tanker, Detained 17 for Alleged U.S. Spying; Iran and the West History of Conflict and Brinksmanship; Vaez: U.S. Sanctions Driving Aggressive Iranian Response; Britain Holds Emergency Security Meetings Over Iran. Aired 11a- 12p ET


July 21, 2019
• Hong Kong Police Fire Tear Gas, Clash With Protesters; Radio Traffic Reveals Moment Before Tanker Seized; Marking 50 Year Since Historic Moon Walk; Iranian Tanker Seized By U.K. Had Panama Flag Withdrawn; All Eyes On Ireland's Shane Lowry At The Open Championship; A 9,000-Year-Old Village Stuns Archaeologists. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 18, 2019
• Iran Accuses United States of "Economic Terrorism"; CNN Gets Rare Access to U.S. Patrol Ship in the Gulf; U.S. Increasing Military Presence in Gulf; Trump Approves Sen. Paul Negotiation with Iran; Interview with Ghassan Salame, U.N. Special Envoy to Libya, Libya on the Verge of Civil War; Film Offers Insight into Life in Aleppo; War Photographer Goes Inside Libya's Battle for Tripoli. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 17, 2019
• No New U.S. F-35 Jets for Turkey After Russia Deal; Turkish Diplomat Among Two Killed in Northern Iraq; British-Iranian Charity Worker Transferred to Mental Ward; Mexican Government Rejects New U.S. Asylum Rules; Republican Voters Fall In Line Defending Trump; Aid Groups Hold Emergency Meeting on Congo Ebola Outbreak; The Icons Have Become a Global Phenomenon. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 16, 2019
• Trump Renews "Go Back to Where You Came From" Attacks; U.S. House to Introduce Resolution Condemning Trumps Remarks; U.S. Enacts New Rule to Drastically Limit Asylum Claims; Interview with Amin Awad, UNHCR Director for Middle East and North Africa Bureau, Refugee Crisis, Syria, Yemen; Tech Companies Face "Top-to-Bottom Antitrust Probe; Macron to Speak to Trump, Putin, Rouhani to Ease Iran Tensions; British Police Bust Huge Slavery Operation. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 15, 2019
• Fans Celebrate After Epic Tennis, Cricket, Formula One Results; England Beat New Zealand to Win Cricket World Cup; Djokovic Beats Federer at Wimbledon in Fifth Set Tiebreak; Interview with Elias Bou Saab, Lebanese Defense Minister, Israel and Hezbollah Threats; Trump to U.S. Congresswomen: Go Back to Home Countries; Republicans Largely Silent on Trump's Racist Tweets. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 14, 2019
• Federer Facing Djokovic In Wimbledon Men's Singles Final; England Facing New Zealand In Cricket World Cup Final; Macron Marks July 14 With European Show Of Force; ICE Agents Began Targeting Immigrants; Halep Beats Williams To Clinch First Wimbledon Crown; Serena Williams: My Fight For Equality Ends "In My Grave"; Daily Mail: Leaked Cables Show British Ambassador Said Trump Ditched Iran Deal To Spite Obama; Scientists: Mangroves Crucial To Helping Cool Warning Planet. Aired 11-12p ET


July 11, 2019
• Confrontation at Sea Following Iran's Threat of Retaliation; Iran's Foreign Minister Rejects Claim Its Boats Tried to Stop British Tanker; Epstein Pleaded Not Guilty to Sex Trafficking in New York; 2008 Plea Deal Shielded Epstein from Federal Prosecution; Epstein Becomes Focus in Israel's Election; U.K. Juggling Tensions with Multiple Countries; Big Ben, a Steadfast Symbol of a City; Federer, Nadal to Clash in Wimbledon Semifinal; Djokovic to Face Bautista Agut in Semifinal; England on the Verge of Victory in Cricket World Cup. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 10, 2019
• Did Not Air


July 09, 2019
• Multimillionaire Facing Sex Trafficking Charges; House Speaker Calls on Labor Secretary to Resign over Epstein Case; France Sends Top Envoy to Try to Diffuse Iran Crisis; EU Calls on around to Stop and Reverse Moves Expert Deal; Trump Escalates Attack on U.K. Headmaster to Washington; U.S. and Taliban Trying to Reach Agreement; Saudi Princess on Trial in France over Alleged Beating; Serena Williams Outlasts Alison Riske in Three Sets; Coco Gauff Talks Fairytale Run. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 08, 2019
• Players Hope to Pave the Way for Equal Pay; Iran Demands Britain Release of Oil Tanker; Iran Says It has Exceeded Uranium Enrichment Threshold; U.K. Probes Ambassador's Leaked Cables Insulting Trump; Deutsche Bank to Cut 18,000 Jobs in Big Shake-Up; Coco Gauff Ousted by Simona Halep; U.S. Women's Team in Legal Battle for Equal Pay. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 07, 2019
• Iran Raising Uranium Enrichment Level; How Powerful Is Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps?; Team USA Facing Off With Netherlands; Cables From U.K. Ambassador Slam Trump As Inept, Insecure; More Than Two Million People Without Enough Food; Life Amid The Bombs In Idlib, The Last Rebel Stronghold; Ancient City Of Babylon Becomes UNESCO World Heritage Site. Aired 11-12p ET


July 04, 2019
• Donald Trump Gearing Up for "Salute to America"; Military at Center of U.S. Independence Celebration; India Hit By Deluge After Scorching Heat Wave; Climate Change Making Intense Weather More Likely; Iran Summons U.K. Ambassador Over Tanker Seizure; Christie's London Set to Auction Bust of Boy Pharaoh; Chelsea Appoint Lampard as Head Coach; U.S. Veteran Eyes Third Straight Final Appearance. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 03, 2019
• Migrant Center Bombed in Libya; U.N.: Airstrike in Libya on the Level of a War Crime; Inspectors Find Extreme Overcrowding in U.S. Migrant Centers; Shooting of Ethiopian-Israeli Teen Fuels Claims of Racism; Pregnant Woman Shot, Then Indicted in Death of Unborn Child; USA Edge England 2-1 in Thriller, Reach Final; Netherlands, Sweden Clash in Second Semifinal; Brazil Fans Celebrate Semifinal Win. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 02, 2019
• Humanitarian Crisis in Syria's Last Rebel Stronghold; Paul Whelan Says He's Subjected to Threats and Abuse in Russian Jail; Iran Exceeds Limit on Uranium Enrichment; U.S./North Korea Relations Get Boost After Sunday Meeting; London Police: Stowaway Falls from Kenya Airways Plane; China Severely Condemns Storming of Legislative Building; Whistleblower: Pompeo's Security Running Errands;. Aired 11a-12p ET


July 01, 2019
• Did Not Air. Aired 11-12a ET


June 30, 2019
• White House Press Secretary Injured As Trump, Kim Talk; U.N.: Abundant Evidence Of Crimes Against Humanity In North Korea; U.S. Sends Fighter Jets To Persian Gulf; Trump Met Kim Jong Un At DMZ And Steps Into North Korea; G20 Split Over Climate Change. Aired 11-12p ET


June 27, 2019
• World Leaders Gather For The G20 Summit; Leaders Begin Tackling Mountain Of Global Issues; Cocaine Cargo Aboard Brazil Presidential Plane; Iran Nuclear Deal Threatens To Unravel; U.S. Presidential Hopefuls Trade Jabs In First TV Showdown; Fesharaki: Full Closure Of Strait Of Hormuz "Very Unlikely;" Perfect Strike. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 26, 2019
• Photo of Drowned Father and Daughter Shows Migrants' Desperation; Rep. Norma Torres (D) California Interviewed About U.S. House Approves $4.5 Billion for Aid at Southern Border; Iran to Speed Up Enrichment of Low- Grade Uranium; U.S. Proposing $50 Billion Plan to Boost Palestinian Economy; Palestinian Ambassador: "Palestine Is Not For Sale; Iranian Foreign Minister Trades Strong Words with Trump. Aired 11-12p ET


June 25, 2019
• Bahrain Conference U.S.-Iran Tensions Dominating Headlines; U.S. Proposing $50 Billion to Boost Palestinian Economy; Europe on Alert for Potentially Dangerous Heat Wave; Dr. Mike Tackles Vaccination Debate; 6,000 Attendees at Asia's Largest Energy Event. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 24, 2019
• Trump: New Iran Sanctions to be Announced Monday; Turkey's Opposition Wins Istanbul Mayoral Revote; Johnson Faces Calls to Explain Alleged Dispute; U.S. vs Spain, Sweden vs Canada in R16 Action Today. Aired 11-12p ET


June 23, 2019
• Trump: Willing To Talk To Iran With No Pre-Conditions; Polls Close In Istanbul's Mayoral Election Redo; U.S. Proposing $50 Billion Palestinian Prosperity Plan; Trump: More Sanctions Coming Against Iran; Trump: On Foreign Policy, "Only One That Matters Is Me"; Prague, Demonstrators Demand P.M.'s Resignation. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 20, 2019
• Escalating Tensions Between The U.S. And Iran; Saudi Arabia Pushing Back Against New Report On Brutal Murder Of Jamal Khashoggi; Hundreds Of People Line Up For Water In A Park City In India. Aired: 11a-12p ET


June 19, 2019
• Report Blames Saudi Arabia for Khashoggi "Execution"; Iran Comments on U.S. Video "Evidence" for First Time; Four Charged with Shooting Down MH17 Flight; Relentless Bombing Ravages War-torn Syria; Chinese President to Make Rare Trip to North Korea This Week; Trump Officially Launches 2020 Campaign; Dominic Raab Is Out, Boris Johnson Still on Top; Brazil's Marta Sets World Cup Record with 17th. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 18, 2019
• 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, 2019
• Iran Threatens to Breach International Nuclear Agreement; Interview with Richard Dalton, Former British Ambassador to Iran and Libya, on Iran Uranium Enrichment; Hong Kong Protests; Anti-Semitism in Europe; Israel Announces New Golan Heights Settlement Named "Trump Heights"; Bassem Youssef Returns to the Spotlight. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 16, 2019
• Hong Kong Protesters March Over Extradition Bill; NYT: U.S. Ramping Up Cyberattacks On Russia; Facing Blame For Tanker Attacks, Iran Pushes Back; India And Pakistan Clash In Cricket World Cup. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 13, 2019
• Two Tankers Attacked in Gulf of Oman; Trump Refutes FBI Director on Foreign Interference, Democrats Quick to Call for Impeachment; Critics Say Hong Kong Police Used Excessive Force; Amanda Knox in Italy. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 12, 2019
• Police Used Tear Gas, Rubber Bullets on Protesters in Hong Kong; U.S. Commission Asks Hong Kong to Withdraw Extradition Bill; U.S. Thrashes Thailand 13-0 in Record-Setting Win; Sarah Netanyahu to Pay $15,300 to Settle Criminal Case; Japan's Prime Minister in Tehran to Intervene in U.S.-Iran Dispute; Jon Stewart Delivers Angry Speech to Congress; CNN Speaks to 9/11 First Responder; 40,000-Year-Old Wolf's Head Discovered in Siberia. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 11, 2019
• New Protests in Hong Kong Against Extradition Bill; Russia Drops Case Against Investigative Reporter Golunov; Wounded All-Star David Ortiz Recovering in Boston; Vatican Calls Non-Binary Gender "Fictitious" in Report; Botswana's High Court Decriminalizes Gay Sex; U.S. Kick Off Title Defense vs Thailand in Women's World Cup; Trump and Biden to Make Dueling Campaign Stops in Iowa; Iran Frees Lebanese Man from Detention; Chopper Crashed onto Roof of New York Skyscraper. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 10, 2019
• 19 Arrested, 350 Questioned During Hong Kong Demonstrations; Hundreds of Thousands March in Hong Kong Against Extradition Bill; 11 Candidates Vying to Replace Theresa May; Palestinians Slam U.S. Ambassadors Comment on West Bank; Former Red Sox Star David Ortiz Shot in Dominican Republic; Two ISIS Militants on Their Role in Terror Group; Indian Court Find Six Guilty in Child Rape and Murder; North Korean Women Forced to Work in Sex Chatrooms In China; Israeli TV series Captivates Viewers Worldwide. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 09, 2019
• China Extradition Bill Ignites Huge Protest In Hong Kong; Mexican President: Politics Won Over Confrontation; Race To Become New British P.M. Heats Up; Sub-Saharan African Refugees Stranded In Libya; England And Scotland To Play In Highly Anticipated Match; Opposition Calls For Civil Disobedience After Military Crackdown; Arctic Ice Shelf Threatened From Above And Below. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 06, 2019
• Remembering D-Day 75 Years On; World Leaders Mark Invasion That Turned Tide of World War II; Tariffs on Mexico Could Cost 400,000 U.S. Jobs; Emmanuel Macron Speaks on 75th Anniversary of D-Day; Macron Honors Veterans Who Took Part in D-Day . Aired 11a-12p ET


June 05, 2019
• World Leaders Commemorate a Turning Point of World War II; Trump Seeks to Clarify "Nasty" Remark about Meghan Markle; The Unsung Hero of D- Day, the DC Three Dakota; Trump Says Mexico Tariffs Expect to Take Effect Next Week; U.S. Republicans Worn Trump over Mexico Tariffs; Xi Meets with Putin Amid U.S. China Trade War; Trump: Always a Chance of War with Iran; Bringing Mental Health Discussion into the Open; U.S. President Arrives in Ireland. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 04, 2019
• Trump's State Visit to U.K. Turns from Pomp to Politics; Trump Praises British Prime Minister's Handling of Brexit; Trump; Corbyn Wanted to Meet but I Said No; Thousands Gather to Protest Trump's U.K. State Visit; Trump's Public Feud with London Mayor Heats Up; Interview, Irfan Siddiq, British Ambassador to Sudan, No Guarantee Violence Will End; Nigel Farage at U.S. Ambassador's Residence; 30 Years Since Tiananmen Square Massacre; Muslims Celebrate Eid Al-Fitr. Aired 11a-12p ET


June 03, 2019
• President Donald Trump on State Visit to the U.K.; Trump in Britain for Three-Day State Visit; Trump Meets with British Prime Minister May on Tuesday; Congress Resumes with Impeachment Question Looming; Public Impeachment Support Up Slightly to 41 Percent; Trump on Meghan Markle, "I Didn't Know That She was Nasty"; Kushner Casts Doubt on Palestinians' Ability to Self-Govern; Pompeo Manages Peace Plan Expectations. Aired 11a- 12p ET


June 02, 2019
• Liverpool Dominate Tottenham In Final 2-0; U.S. President Weighs In On Brexit Ahead Of Trip; Community Mourns 12 People Killed In Mass Shooting; Nasrallah U.S. Forces Will Be "Annihilated" If They Hit Iran; Search To Resume Monday For Eight Hikers Lost In Himalayas; Alex Trebek: "Near Remission" For Stage Four Cancer. Aired 11-12p ET


May 30, 2019
• Israel to Vote Again After Prime Minister Fails to Form Government; Trump Senior Adviser Jared Kushner in the Middle East; Arab Leaders Attend Emergency Summit on Iran; Young Victims Among Half a Million Dead in Brutal Syrian Conflict; Mother Says Whistleblower Reality Winner is Being Silenced; Two Foreign Policy Experts Say Common Ground Can Be Found Between Saudi Arabia and Iran; 11 Deaths on Everest This Year Alone; Godzilla Returns to the Big Screen. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 29, 2019
• Did Not Air


May 28, 2019
• Merkel Give First In-Depth U.S. Network Interview; Merkel Assesses Green Surge in European Elections; 11th Person Dies on Crowed Mount Everest; Theresa May, Best Option for UK is Leaving Eu with a Deal; U.S. President Wraps Up State Visit to Japan; 55 Inmates Killed in String of Prison Riots in Brazil; The Mission to Collect Evidence of Syrian's Alleged War Crimes; Interview, Stephen Rapp, Former Chief Prosecutions, International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda, Evidence of Syrian War Crimes; Netanyahu Threatens Fresh Elections As Government Deadline Looms; Facebook Execs to Defy Canadian Subpoena. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 27, 2019
• Centrists Lose Ground In EU Parliamentary Elections; Salvini's Anti-Immigrant League Party Leads in Italy; Brexit Party Wins Most UK Seats in European Elections; Austrian Chancellor Loses No-Confidence Vote; Trump Says He's Not Bothered By North Korea Missile Tests; Netanyahu Threatens Fresh Elections as Coalition Talks Stumble; Pro-Environment Greens Make Big Gains in EU Elections; Interview, Philippe Lamberts, Co-President Green/EFA Group in EU Parliament; At Least Nine Deaths on Crowded Mount Everest; Disney's "Aladdin" Soars to $207 Million Global Box Office. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 26, 2019
• Trump And Abe Play Golf, Watch Sumo Match During State Visit; One Killed In 8.0 Magnitude Quake In Peru; Conservative Contenders Line Up To Succeed U.K. P.M. Theresa May; Footballer To Miss Key Game Over Safety Fears; Missing Woman Found In Hawaii Forest After Two Weeks; The Dangers Of Reaching Mount Everest Summit. Aired 11-12p ET


May 23, 2019
• Modi Claims Landslide Victory in India's Elections; Botswana Lifts Ban on Elephant Hunting; U.S. President Demands Democrats End Phony Investigation; Judge Upholds Subpoenas for Trumps Financial Records; Sciutto: Russia and China Waging "Shadow War" Against U.S.; Central U.S. Ripped by Tornadoes and Record Flooding; When Will Boeing 737 Max Planes Fly Again; Children's Author Judith Kerr Dies at 95. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 22, 2019
• Fars Reports Iran to Deploy Naval Unit to Persian Gulf; Shanahan, This Is About Deterrence, Not War; Interview, Col. Turki Al Maliki, Spokesman for the Saudi Led Coalition in Yemen; Aid Agencies Fear Yemen Is on Brink of Cholera Epidemic; Growing Calls to Pursue Impeachment; Carson Confuses Real Estate Term with Oreos; Voters Prepare for European Elections on Thursday; Trump Speaks as Pelosi Accuses Him of a Cover-Up. Aired 11a- 12p ET


May 21, 2019
• Trump Administration to Brief U.S. Lawmakers on Intel; Zarif to CNN: U.S. Has Broken Promises; Qat, Yemen's Most Popular Drug is Starving Its People; British Prime Minister Discusses New Plan to Leave European Union; May Says Customs is Most Difficult Issue in Brexit; May; MPs Will Be Asked to Vote on Holding New Referendum. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 20, 2019
• Mideast Politics Takes Stage In Annual Song-Fest; U.S. Warns Commercial Airlines Of Risk Over Persian Gulf; Vincent Kompany Leaves Manchester City; Iran F.M.: There Will Be No War With U.S.; Israel Struck Secret Syrian Nuclear Reactor In 2007; CNN On The Ground In Yemen; Alternative To Eurovision Held In Protest Of Israel; Game OF Thrones Series Finale Airs Sunday. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 19, 2019
• Mideast Politics Takes Stage In Annual Song-Fest; U.S. Warns Commercial Airlines Of Risk Over Persian Gulf; Vincent Kompany Leaves Manchester City; Iran F.M.: There Will Be No War With U.S.; Israel Struck Secret Syrian Nuclear Reactor In 2007; CNN On The Ground In Yemen; Alternative To Eurovision Held In Protest Of Israel; Game OF Thrones Series Finale Airs Sunday. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 16, 2019
• Anwar Gargash, UAE Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Interviewed About the Tensions in the Middle East with Iran; Iranian Foreign Minister; Escalating Tension Not in Anybody's Interest; Comic Maz Jobrani on American-Iranian Relations; Saudi-Led Coalition Targets Houthi Positions in Sana'a; Martin Griffiths, U.N. Special Envoy for Yemen, Interviewed About the U.N. Issued Warning Amid Renewed Fighting in Yemen; 26 Countries Prepare to Battle for Pop Dominance. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 15, 2019
• U.S. Orders All Non-Essential Staff to Leave Iraq; U.S. Cites Increasing Treats from Iran, Allies Skeptical; Iran's Khamenei Downplays Escalation with U.S.; Audio Reveals Pilots Confronted Boing About Safety of Max Planes; Alabama Passes Most Restrictive Abortion Bill in U.S.; Is John Bolton Trump's War Whisperer; Parsi: Bolton Has Always Sought Conflict with Iran; Steve Bannon's Influence on Populism in Europe; Vote Being Seen as Test of Populism in Parts of EU; UK Parliament to Vote on Deal on Week of June 3. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 14, 2019
• Pompeo to Meet with Russian President Putin; U.S., Russia Pledge to Work Toward Better Relations; Pompeo and Lavrov Meet in Sochi Amid Iran Tensions; Saudi Arabia; Two Oil Pumping Stations Attacked by Armed Drones; Iran Says Suspicious Actions Meant to Create Tensions; Facebook and WhatsApp Monitoring Election for Fake News in India; Pompeo and Lavrov Hold Press Conference. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 13, 2019
• Stock's Plunge as China Retaliates from New U.S. Tariffs; Two Oil Tankers Attacked Off Coast of UAE; Iran In Sharp Focus, Regionally and Globally; American Couple Say Kenyan Police Took 3-Year-Old Boy; Constitutional Showdown Escalates Between Trump and Congress; Analyst Says Trump Should Take History Lesson on Iran's Pride; Analyst, Iranian Regime Orchestrating Conflict with U.S.; Manchester City Wins Premier League Title. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 12, 2019
• Manchester City, Liverpool Battle To Take The Title; Iran's President Calls For Unity Amid U.S. Pressure; U.S. Steps Up Military Pressure On Iran; Syrian Regime Escalates Hostilities In Idlib Province; Georgia's Booming Film Industry Outraged Over "Heartbeat Bill"; Six Killed In Attack On Catholic Church In Burkina Faso; Manchester City Take Lead In English Premiere League. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 09, 2019
• U.S. Announces New Sanctions on Export of Iranian Metals; EU Rejects Any Ultimatums from Iran Regarding Nuclear Deal; Interview with Brian Hook, U.S. Special Representative for Iran, Iran/U.S. Tensions; South Korea Suspects North Korea has Launched More Missiles; Trump Turns Up Heat on China Over Trade; U.S./China High-Level Talks Due to Begin in Washington; Debate On How's Trump's Foreign Policy Going; Hero Student Gave His Life to Save Friends; Last-Gasp Comeback Sends Tottenham Spurs Into Final; Liverpool and Tottenham Beat the Odds to Reach Final; U.S. Basketball Star Fasting During Playoff Series. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 08, 2019
• Hearts Singing in Liverpool; World Gets First Glimpse of Meghan and Harry's Newborn Son; Reds Reach Champions League Final After Dramatic Comeback; Mo Salah Shares Team on from Sidelines; Iran Reduces Commitments to Nuclear Deal Agreement; Iranian Foreign Minister Says Iran is Not Pulling Out; Trump Exerts Executive Privilege Over Mueller Report; Klopp Praises Players After Stunning Victory; Royal Baby Named Archie Harrison Mountbatten Windsor. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 07, 2019
• Istanbul To Hold Revote for Mayor on June 23; Turkish Opposition Says, We Will Take Back What Is Stolen from Us; Pompeo Scripts Berlin Trip, Heads To Unknown Destination; Lavrov Warns Against Military Interventions; U.N. Report, One Million Species on Verge of Extinction; China to Send Top Negotiator to U.S. Amid New Threats; Interview with Unal Cevikoz, CHP Deputy Chairman, Istanbul Election Revote; Showdown Escalates Between White House and Congress; Top House Democrats Reluctant to Pursue Impeachment; World Eagerly Awaits Announcement of Baby Sussex Name. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 06, 2019
• Duchess of Sussex Gives Birth to Baby Boy; U.S. Deploying Worship to Send Clear Message to Iran; Global Markets Fall on Trade War Fears; Ceasefire between Israel and Palestinians After Weekend Violence; Official Announcement of New Royal Baby; U.S. Expected to Unveil Peace Plan Next Month. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 05, 2019
• Netanyahu Vows More Strikes After Gaza Rocket Barrage; Palestinian Activist Slams Kushner's Peace Plan; Venezuela And Russian Foreign Ministers Meet In Moscow; Israeli Ambassador Urging U.N. To Condemn Hamas; Turkey Condemns Israeli Strike That Hit News Agency; Turkish Cartoonist In Prison On Press Freedom Day. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 02, 2019
• More Democrats Join Calls for Barr to Resign; Barr Refuses to Testify Before House Hearing Today; Guaido Urges Third Day of Protests and Government Worker Strike; President Maduro Blames U.S. for Upheaval; Assange Fights U.S. Extradition at London Hearing; India Braces for Tropical Cyclone Fani; Messi Smashes in Goal Number 600 at Barcelona; Duke and Duchess of Sussex Keeping Royal Birth Private; Family Paid $6.5 Million to Mastermind Behind College Scandal; Girl's Holocaust Diary Reaches New Generation on Instagram. Aired 11a-12p ET


May 01, 2019
• Did Not Air.


April 30, 2019
• Attempted Coup Underway in Venezuela; Leopoldo Lopez Calls on the Venezuelan People to Take to the Streets; Mike Pompeo Says U.S. Fully Supports Venezuelans' Quest for Freedom; Opposition Diplomat Holds News Conference in U.S.; Guaido Pushing Venezuela's Military to Oust Maduro; Interview with Temir Porras Ponceleon, Former Chief of Staff to Nicolas Maduro; Military Speaks on the Current Coup. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 29, 2019
• Boeing Holds First Shareholder Meeting Since 737 Max Crashes; CNN Speaks with Sir Lanka's President About Attacks; Victims' Family Talk to CNN After Easter Attacks; Spanish Far-Right Party to Enter Parliament in Decades; Boeing CEO Says Safety is Boeing's Top Priority; Spanish Socialist Party Wins Closely Contested Election; Interview Bernardino Leon, Director General, Emirates Diplomatic Academy, Spanish Elections; At Least 38 People Dead in Mozambique and Comoros; "Avengers: Endgame" Shatters Box Office Records. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 28, 2019
• One Killed, Three Wounded In Synagogue Shooting; Raids Across Sri Lanka Aimed At Rooting Out Terrorists; Zarif: External Parties Pushing U.S.-Iran Conflict; Gunman Opens Fire At Synagogue On Last Day Of Passover; Country Already Reeling Hit By Its Strongest Recorded Storm; High Turnout As Voters Choose Between Old And New Parties. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 25, 2019
• Defense Chief in Sri Lanka Resigns in Wake of Attacks; Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe Talks About Investigation into Deadly Attacks; Joe Biden Announces Presidential Run; Putin and Kim Have First Face-To-Face Talks; Sri Lankan Forces Standing Guard as Families Grieve; Inside Russia's Plan to Crush Sudan Protests; Penguin Colony's Chicks Dying, Scientists Blame Environment. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 24, 2019
• President's Adviser Says Terrorists' Network Has Been Dispersed; Officials Say Nine Suicide Bombers Carried Out Attacks; Funeral for Bombing Victims Held Under Heavy Guard; Suspected Sri Lanka Bomber Studied in England; Funeral Service Held for Slain Northern Irish Journalist; Kim Arrives in Russia for Summit with Putin; Trump "We're Fighting All the Subpoenas; Boeing Earnings tumble 21 Percent Amid Safety Concerns; Amnesty International Says Kingdom Uses Death Penalty to Crush Dissent; U.S. Ships in Mediterranean Send Message to Russia; Head of Military Council in Sudan Says, I Did Not Lead a Coup. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 23, 2019
• Sri Lanka Prime Minister Says People on the Run with Explosives; ISIS Claims Responsibility for Sunday's Attacks; Trump Tries to Thwart Democratic-Led Investigations; Trump to Make First State Visit to U.K. in June; Myanmar's Supreme Court Rejects Journalists' Final Appeal; Sri Lanka PM Says Attacks Could Have Been Prevented; Kremlin Says Putin, Kim to Meet Thursday in Vladivostok; U.S. Resident Sought for North Korean Embassy Raid; Report: New IRA Claims Responsibility for Attack. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 22, 2019
• Six Suicide Bombers Involved In Sunday's Attack; U.S. Will Sanction Countries That Buy Iranian Oil; Comedian Celebrates Landslide Victory In Ukraine; Apparent Car Explosion In China; Egyptian Expected To Extend President El-Sisi's Rule; 1,000+ People Arrested At London Climate Protest; Plastic From Abroad Swamps Malaysian Communities; Eiffel Tower Goes Dark To Honor Sri Lanka Victims. Aired: 11a-12p ET


April 21, 2019
• At Least 207 People Killed In Coordinated Sri Lanka Blast; Pope Offers Condolences For Victims Of Sri Lanka Bombings; Egypt Votes On Second Day Of Constitutional Referendum; Ukrainians Vote For Their New President. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 18, 2019
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April 17, 2019
• Fire Officials in Paris Say They Were Very Quick to Arrive at Cathedral; Macron Vows to Rebuild Notre Dame Cathedral in 5 Years; Parisians Mourn Damage to 850-Year-Old Cathedral; Military Vows to Prosecute Al-Bashir in Sudan; Protesters in Sudan Demand Quick Transition to Civilian Rule; Third Straight Day of Environmental Protests in London; Barr to Release Scrubbed Version of Mueller Report Soon; CNN Uncovers Venezuela's Multi-Billion Dollar Drug Trade; Warring Sides in Libya Fight for Control of Capital; Former Peruvian President Alan Garcia Has Died. Aired 11-12p ET


April 16, 2019
• Authorities Assessing Damage After Devastating Notre Dame Fire; French President Says, We Will Rebuild Notre Dame; Vatican Offers Technical Know-How to Rebuild Notre Dame; French Donors Pledge Over $670M to Rebuild Notre Dame; Demonstrators in Sudan Vow to Keep Protesting Military Rule; Many Important Pieces of Art Survived Blaze; Two Jailed Reporters Win Pulitzer Prize; Witnesses Describe Horror of Watching Cathedral Burn. Aired 11-12p ET


April 15, 2019
• Sudan Protesters Resist Efforts to Disperse Sit-Ins; Sources; Outed Dictator Bashir, Two Others to Face Charges; ICRC: New Zealand Nurse Abducted in 2013 May Be Alive; Tiger Woods Wins 5th Masters; Pompeo to Maduro, Open Your Country's Borders; Washington Awaits Redacted Mueller Report Release; Aid Group Says Two Million Iranians in Need of Help; Climate Protesters Begin Blockage of Central London . Aired 11-12p ET


April 14, 2019
• Protesters Keep Up Demands After Fall Of Omar al-Bashir; Pompeo In South America To Boost U.S. Position; Trump Denies Offering Pardons To Homeland Security Officials; President Set To Meet With Winning Parties; Violence Part Of Life For Kashmir Residents; WikiLeaks Founder's Lonely Life In Ecuadorian Embassy. Aired 11-12p ET


April 11, 2019
• Julian Assange Arrested, Faces Hacking Charges; Judge Finds Assange Guilty of Breaking Bail Conditions; U.S. Charges Assange with Computer Hacking Conspiracy; Sudan's President Al-Bashir Forced Out in Military Coup; Former Pope Benedict Breaks Silence on Church Sex Abuse Crisis; Theresa May Addresses Parliament After Brexit Delay; Benjamin Netanyahu Set to Begin Historic Fifth Term; Katie Bouman Developed Algorithm that Created Black Hole Image. Aired 11-12p ET


April 10, 2019
• Netanyahu Appears on Cusp of Historic Fifth Term; EU Leaders in Brussels for Emergency Summit on Brexit; U.K. Prime Minister to Ask for Brexit Delay to June 30; Ehud Olmert, Former Israeli Prime Minister Interviewed About Israeli Elections; Aida Touma-Suleiman, Israeli-Arab Lawmaker, Interviewed on Low Turnout of Arab-Israeli Voters; Protests Reignited by Political Changes in North Africa; Palestinian Rapper Called for Strong Arab Turnout. Aired 11-12p ET


April 09, 2019
• Voters Cast Ballots with Netanyahu's Future On Line; Gantz Posing Strong Challenge to Netanyahu; Polls Show Tight Race Between Netanyahu and Gantz; Nir Barkat, Former Mayor of Jerusalem interviewed about Likud leader, Benjamin Netanyahu; Netanyahu Could Lose But Still Form Coalition Government; Isaac Herzog, Former Opposition Leader in Last Election, Interviewed on Current Election; Residents of West Bank and Gaza United in Desire to Vote; Palestinian Official Voices Concern Over Israel Elections. Aired 11-12p ET


April 08, 2019
• Source: Special Coverage of Eve of Crucial Israeli Elections; Prime Minister Netanyahu Facing Possible Indictment; CNN Drives the Divide, Three Different Towns in Israel; U.S. Designates Iran's Revolutionary Guard a Terrorist Group; Centrist Benny Gantz Poses Stiff Challenge to Netanyahu; Netanyahu Vows to Annex West Bank Settlements; The Hopes and Concerns of Israeli Arab Voters; Inside Sudan's Brutal Crackdown on Anti-Government Protests. Aired 11-12p ET


April 07, 2019
• Netanyahu Vows To Annex West Bank Settlements; Polls Show Gantz With Slight Lead Ahead Of Tuesday Vote; Ex-Army Chief Gantz Bidding To Oust Netanyahu; Oman's F.M.: Israelis And Arabs Need To Live In Peace; U.S. Expected To Designate Iran's IRGC As Terrorist Group. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 04, 2019
• Boeing Under Scrutiny; Netanyahu & His Allies; Plight Of Saudi Activists; Initial Report On Ethiopian Airlines Crash Released; Ethiopia: Crew Followed Procedures But Couldn't Control Jet; Boeing Says It Will Review Ethiopian Airlines Report; Netanyahu Meets With Putin Days Before Israeli Elections; Israeli PM's Meetings With Controversial World Leaders; NYT & Washington Post: Some Mueller Investigators Frustrated With Barr's Summary Of Findings; Suspect In NZ Mosque Attack Faces 50 Murder Charges; Huawei CEO: Fight With U.S. Government Is Good For Company; Ex-Nissan Boss Ghosn Arrested On New Charges; Activists Make Dramatic Call For Help; Global Study: Poor Diet Kills More People Than Smoking; Anti-Brexit Activists Beam Message On Dover Cliffs. Aired 11a-12p ET


April 03, 2019
• U.K Prime Minister and Opposition Leader Aim to Devise Unity Plan; Juncker Says, No Extension If Deal Not Adopted By April 12; Pilots Followed Boeing Procedures Before the Crash; Brunei Stoning Laws Draw International Outrage; Junior Brexit Minister Resigns Over PM's Policy Shift; Venezuelan's Struggle for Basic Supplies and Many Blame Maduro; Some 900,000 Doses of the Cholera Vaccine in Beira, Mozambique; New Poll Netanyahu's Likud Party Overtakes Gantz's Party; U.K MP Delivers Impassioned Plea Against Brexit. Aired 11-12p ET


April 02, 2019
• U.K. Lawmakers Put Forward Bill to Avoid No-Deal; Strains Within a Not so United Kingdom; Algerian President to Step down amid Large Protests; Netanyahu to Meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow; Power to Be Rationed in Venezuela As Humanitarian Crisis Worsens; First Cholera Death Confirmed in Mozambique; More Than 40 People Dead in Iran Flooding; Jamal Khashoggi's Children Compensated after Is Killing; Democrats to Authorize Subpoena for Full Mueller Report; New Questions about White House Security Clearances. Aired 11-12p ET


April 01, 2019
• Lawmakers to Again Vote on Alternatives to May's Deal; Erdogan Downplays Election Losses; Comedian Leads After First Round of Ukrainian Presidential Vote; Ultra-Orthodox Labor Candidate Hopes to Make History; Stoning Law in Brunei Provokes International Outrage; Protests Break Out in Pro-Maduro Neighborhoods. Aired 11-12p ET


March 31, 2019
• Groundwork Being Laid For Re-Emergence Of Terror Group; Irish Government Working To Repatriate Widow Of ISIS Fighter; Funeral Held For Three Palestinian Killed In Border Clashes; Egypt Tries To Mediate Israel- Hamas Ceasefire; Top Conservatives: U.K. Snap Election Won't Solve Impasse; U.S. Immigrant Holding Facilities Far Above Capacity; Israel Deprives Palestinians Of Clean Water. Aired 11-12p ET


March 28, 2019
• Parliament Rejects All Eight Alternatives to PMs Plan; British Lawmakers to Hold New Brexit Debate Friday; Airline Unveils 737 Max Software Fixes After Fatal Crashes; Inside the Training Simulator for 737 Max; CNN Joins Rescue Team to Reach Flood Victims in Mozambique; Venezuela Crippled by Second Major Blackout in Past Month; U.S. Proposes Cuts to Special Olympics Funding; Solskjaer Promoted from Caretaker to Permanent Manager. Aired 11a-12p ET


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