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November 16, 2024
• President-Elect Donald Trump Draws Controversy for Nominating FOX News Host Pete Hegseth as Secretary of Defense and Former Congressman Matt Gaetz as Attorney General; President-Elect Trump May Use Recess Appointments to Bypass Senate Hearings on Some Cabinet Nominees; Incoming Trump Administration's Possible Policy towards Israel-Hamas War and Iran Examined; Massachusetts Supreme Court Rules Engagement Ring Returned to Giver When Couple Broke Up Before Marriage; Senate Rules Prohibit Newly Elected West Virginia Republican Senator Jim Justice from Bringing His Bulldog onto Senate Floor; Reporting Indicates Kamala Harris Campaign Backed Out of Interview with Joe Rogan over Possible Backlash from Campaign Staff. Aired 10- 11a ET.


November 09, 2024
• Analysts Speculate on Likely Policies Pursued by Donald Trump's Second Administration Including Deportation of Illegal Immigrants and Economic Tariffs on Foreign Goods; Elon Musk and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. May Hold Positions within Next Trump Administration; Some Democrats Blame President Biden for Kamala Harris's Loss to Donald Trump in Presidential Race; Donald Trump's Promises to End War in Ukraine and Bring Peace to Middle East Examined; Survey of Americans Finds Their Preferred Side Dishes for Thanksgiving Dinner; American Airlines Testing New Technology that Sounds Alarm When Passengers Cut Lines When Boarding Airplane; Americans Buying Larger Televisions as Technology Improves and Prices Fall. Aired 10-11a ET.


November 02, 2024
• Donald Trump's Attempts to Appeal to Male Voters in Last Days of Presidential Campaign Examined; Donald Trump Says If Elected He Will Appoint Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to Oversee Health Care for His Administration; Kamala Harris Campaigns with Puerto Rican Star Jennifer Lopez in Response to Joke about Puerto Rico from Comedian During Trump Campaign's Madison Square Garden Rally; President Biden Criticized for Comment Seeming to Call Trump Supporters Garbage; Numerous Election Related Lawsuits Already Filed; Supreme Court Likely to Issue Decisions Related to 2024 Election; Americans Prepare for End of Daylight Savings Time; Statue of Former NBA Miami Heat Star Dwyane Wade Criticized for Not having His Likeness; Artwork of Banana Duct- Taped to Wall May Sell for $1.5 Million. Aired 10-11a ET


October 26, 2024
• Celebrities Beyonce and Bruce Springsteen Appear at Campaign Rallies for Kamala Harris; Democratic Senate Candidates in Swing States Running Ads Touting Their Previous Work with Former President Trump; Donald Trump's Using Darker Rhetoric in Closing Days of His Presidential Campaign; Donald Trump Criticized for Comments about Enemies Within U.S.; Justice Department Warns Elon Musk His Giving Away $1 Million to Swing State Voters Who Sign Petition Supporting First and Second Amendment Possibly Illegal; Reporting Indicates Elon Musk having Private Talks with Vladimir Putin since 2022; Donald Trump Says If He's Elected President Elon Musk will Head Government Efficiency Commission; New Zealand Limits Times for Goodbye Hugs Outside Airport Terminal; "Costco Connection" Magazine has Fourth Widest Circulation in U.S.; Google Releases This Year's Trending Halloween Costumes. Aired 10-11a ET


October 19, 2024
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Does FOX News Interview in Effort to Reach Potential Republican Voters; Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump's Recent Behavior, Including Dancing During Town Hall and Controversial Answers to Interview Questions, Examined; New Gallup Poll Finds 31 Percent of Americans Trust News Media; Two Giant Pandas from China Arrive in Washington D.C.; Singles Apps Allow Users to Possibly Base Who They Choose to Date on Political Affiliation; Crocs Releases Version of Its Product for Dogs; Recent Polls Show Texas Senate Race Tightening between Republican Senator Ted Cruz and Democratic Candidate Colin Allred. Aired 10-11a ET


October 12, 2024
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Goes on Media Blitz After Campaign Appears to Stall; New Revelations about Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump's Ongoing Relationship with Vladimir Putin Released in New Bob Woodward Book; J.D. Vance Continues to Criticize Women for Not Having Children; Donald Trump Criticized for Spreading Disinformation about Government Recovery Efforts in Wake of Hurricanes Helene and Milton; Mega Millions Lottery Increasing Price of Tickets; New Rubber Handbag Fashionable; Artificial Intelligence Pioneers Awarded Nobel Prizes. Aired 10-11a ET.


October 05, 2024
• Can A Wider Regional War Be Avoided?; With No More "Big Events" Left, Where Is The Race Now?; Why Is Trump Ducking Big Stages?; Is Trump Politicizing Helene A Smart Strategy?; Movie Theater Chains Spending Billions In Upgrades. Aired 10-11a ET


September 28, 2024
• Israeli Airstrike Kills Hezbollah Leader Hassan Nasrallah; Iran Announces Support for Hezbollah after Killing of Its Leader; Sirens Go Off in Tel Aviv as Fears among Israel Leaders Continue of Possible Hezbollah Retaliation; Donald Trump Makes Appeal to Women, Jewish, and Catholic Voters in Recent Campaigning; Donald Trump's Wife Melania Trump Gives Rare Interview Defending Her Husband; Political Action Committee Releases Ad with Women Accusing Donald Trump of Sexual Assault; Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Calls for Diplomacy between Israel and Hezbollah after Israeli Killing of Hezbollah's Leader; U.S. Says It was Not Informed by Israel of Planned Attack on Hezbollah Leader. Aired 10-11a ET.


September 21, 2024
• Republican Presidential and Vice Presidential Candidates Donald Trump and J.D. Vance Accuse Democrats of Using Inflammatory Rhetoric Leading to Assassination Attempts on Trump; No Credible Reports of Haitian Immigrants Eating Pets in Springfield, Ohio; U.S. House of Representatives Unable to Pass Government Funding Bill Due to Voting Protection Measure; U.S. Senate Remains Deadlocked Over Protections for In Vitro Fertilization; Amazon to Eliminate Remote and Hybrid Work for All Employees; Instagram Adds Parental Control Features for Teenage Users; Miami Dolphins Quarterback Tua Tagovailoa Not Planning to Retire Despite Suffering Third Concussion; Two-Month-Old Pygmy Hippo in Thailand Popular on Social Media. Aired 10-11a ET.


September 14, 2024
• Presidential Race Remains Close after Polls Show Kamala Harris Won Recent Presidential Debate with Donald Trump; Donald Trump Says He Will Not Debate Kamala Harris Again; House Speaker Mike Johnson Proposes Voter I.D. Law for Federal Elections as Part of Government Funding Bill; NFL Player Tyreek Hill Calls for Firing of Miami Police Officer that Dragged Him from His Car and Handcuffed Him at Traffic Stop; Campbell Soup Company Announces It Will Drop "Soup" From Company Name; Apple Announces New iPhone Powered by Artificial Intelligence; Beyonce Not Nominated for Any Country Music Awards for Her Country Album. Aired 10-11a ET.


September 07, 2024
• Democratic and Republican Presidential Candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Prepare for Upcoming Debate; Kamala Harris and Donald Trump Release Economic Policy Proposals; Kamala Harris Promises to Raise Capital Gains Taxes while Donald Trump Promises to Increase Tariffs; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Says Ceasefire Negotiations with Hamas Stalled over Israeli Occupation of Philadelphi Corridor; More Americans Dining in Restaurants Alone; Social Media Trend Involves Decorating Insides of Refrigerators; California Passes Law Recommending School districts Assess Mental Health Impact of Homework. Aired 10-11a ET


August 31, 2024
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Gives Interview to CNN During which She Attempts to Explain Her Changing Positions on Issues Such as Fracking and Decriminalizing Illegal Immigration; Trump Campaign Criticized for Filming Donald Trump's Visit to Arlington National Cemetery to Visit Gravesites of 13 U.S. Servicemembers Killed during Afghanistan Withdrawal; Special Counsel Jack Smith Files New Indictments of Donald Trump for Election Interference after Supreme Court Ruling on Presidential Immunity; Donald Trump Changes His Position on Abortion; Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg Sends Letter to Congress Claiming Biden Administration Pressured Facebook to Censor COVID Misinformation During Coronavirus Pandemic; Starbucks Promoting Pumpkin Spice Latte with Increased Price Ahead of Typical Autumn Release; "Washington Post" Writes Article on Popular Household Practice of Hording Plastic Bags. Aired 10-11a ET.


August 24, 2024
• Kamala Harris Accepts Democratic Party's Presidential Nomination at Democratic National Convention; Panelists Grade Democratic National Convention in Terms of Political Effectiveness; Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Suspends Presidential Campaign and Endorses Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump; Donald Trump Continues Personal Attacks against Kamala Harris; College Administrators Announce Rules for Upcoming Semester Designed to Eliminate Violent Protests; SpaceX Announces Mission Which Will Take Non-Astronauts on a Spacewalk; Social Media Trend Features Various Uses of Word "Demure". Aired 10-11a ET.


August 17, 2024
• Democratic Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Attempting to Distinguish Herself from President Biden as Democratic National Committee Approaches; Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump Holds Press Conference on Economy Policy but Veers Off onto Other Topics; Donald Trump Compares Prestige of Winning Congressional Medal of Honor to Presidential Medal of Freedom; Media Outlets Not Publishing Hacked Documents from Trump Campaign Anonymously Sent to Them; Jorts, Combination of Jeans and Shorts, becoming Fashionable Again in U.S.; Costco Implementing Stricter Measures to Reduce Membership Card Sharing Among Family and Friends. Aired 10-11a ET.


August 10, 2024
• Republicans Criticize Military Record of Democratic Vice Presidential Nominee Tim Walz; Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Holds Press Conference after Low Number of Recent Campaign Events; Some in Media Urge Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris to Hold More Press Events and Grant Interviews; U.K. Prime Minister Criticizes Elon Musk for X Post Connected to Anti- Immigrant Riots; Elon Musk to Interview Donald Trump on X; Social Media Trend Urges Young Boys to Buy Expensive Colognes; Paris Olympic Games Preparing for Closing Ceremonies; Venezuelan Leader Nicolas Maduro Accused of Stealing Recent Presidential Election; Ukrainian Forces Cross Border into Russian Territory. Aired 10-11a ET.


August 03, 2024
• Democratic Presidential Candidate Kamala Harris Set to Interview Potential Vice Presidential Running Mates; Kamala Harris's Presidential Campaign Uses "Weird" to Describe Trump Campaign; Republican Presidential Candidate Donald Trump Draws Controversy for Comments about Kamala Harris's Racial Identity; Parts of Florida Under Hurricane Watch; Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin Rejects Plea Deal for 9/11 Mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed which Does Not Include Death Penalty; U.S. Sends Carrier Strike Group to Middle East in Anticipation of Possible Retaliation against Israel for Assassination of Hamas Leader in Tehran; More High Schools Offering Pickleball as Varsity Sport; Snoop Dogg Draws Accolades as NBC Celebrity Correspondent Covering Paris Olympic Games. Aired 10-11a ET.


July 27, 2024
• Presumptive Democratic Presidential Nominee Kamala Harris Receives Favorability Push from Positive Coverage on Social Media; Polls between Kamala Harris and Republican Presidential Nominee Donald Trump Within Margin of Error; Trump Campaign Attempting to Find Methods of Attacking Kamala Harris; Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu Meets with President Biden and Vice President Harris at White House and Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago; Republican Vice Presidential Candidate J.D. Vance Criticized for Comment about Childless Cat Ladies; Southwest Airlines Ends Free-For-All Seating; Boat and Tote Bag Created in 1940s Now Popular Summer Accessory in U.S.; Travis and Jason Kelce Release New Cereal with General Mills Mixing Three Populator Brands. Aired 10-11a ET.


July 20, 2024
• More Democrats Calling on President Joe Biden to Step Down as Democratic Party's Presidential Nominee in 2024; Vice President Kamala Harris Poised to Become Democratic Party's Presidential Nominee If Joe Biden Steps Down; Donald Trump's Speech at Republican National Convention Accepting the Republican Party's Presidential Nomination Draws Criticism for Being Too Long and Divisive; California Governor Gavin Newsom Signs First in Nation Bill Banning Schools from Notifying Parents If Their Child Changes Gender Identity; Elon Musk Vows to Move X and SpaceX Company Headquarters from California Due to New LGBTQ Bill; Mayor of Paris, France, Swims in Seine River to Demonstrate Its Suitability for Possible Use in Summer Olympics; U.S. States Favorite Ice Cream Flavors Examined Ahead of National Ice Cream Day. Aired 10- 11a ET.


July 13, 2024
• Some Democrats Still Calling For President Biden To Step Down As Party's Presidential Candidate After Poor Debate Performance And NATO Summit Press Conference; Donald Trump Distancing Himself From More Extreme Rightwing Policy Positions; Donald Trump To Announce His Vice Presidential Candidate; Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer Calls On Congress To Sharply Limit Supreme Court's Ruling On Presidential Immunity; Donald Trump Using Supreme Court Decision On Presidential Immunity To Contest Felony Charges And Convictions; Target Stores No Longer Taking Checks As Method Of Payment From Customers; Release Of Sequel To Movie "Gladiator" Announced. Aired 10- 11a ET


July 06, 2024
• Did Not Air 10-11a ET


June 29, 2024
• President Biden Loses First Presidential Debate Of 2024 To Donald Trump According To Many Pundits; Some Democrats Reportedly Urging President Biden To Step Down As Party's Nominee After Poor Debate Performance; Donald Trump's Debate Performance Criticized For Repeated Lies; Potential Effect Of Donald Trump's Personal And Legal Issues On Voters Examined; Supreme Court To Issue Decision On Presidential Immunity Case; U.S. Postal Service To Issue "Jeopardy!" Host Alex Trebek Themed Stamps. Aired 10-11a ET


June 22, 2024
• President Biden And Former President Trump Prepare for Their First Presidential Debate Of 2024; Panelists Discuss Debate Strategies President Biden And Donald Trump Should Pursue; Memorable Moments From Past Presidential And Vice Presidential Debates Reviewed; U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy Promotes Surgeon General's Warnings For Social Media Platforms To Address Mental Health Crisis Among America's Children; Los Angeles Board Of Education Votes To Ban Cell Phones From Public Schools; Netflix To Open Show-Themed Events; Organized Theft Ring Targets Legos. Aired 10-11a ET


June 15, 2024
• Supreme Court Announces Unanimous Decision That Plaintiffs In Case Against Abortion Pill Have No Standing; Supreme Court Justice Alito Draws Controversy After Audio Of Secretly Taped Conversation Regarding Supreme Court And Religion Released; Hunter Biden Found Guilty For Lying On Form About His Drug Addiction When Purchasing Gun; Federal Agents Arrest Eight Tajikistan Nationals Illegally In U.S. With Suspected Terrorist Ties To ISIS; New Traffic Cameras Send Tickets to Drivers Who Do Not Come to Full Stop at Stop Sign. Aired 10-11a ET


June 08, 2024
• Ex-Wives And Ex-girlfriend Testify In Hunter Biden's Federal Gun Charge Trail About His Drug Use; French President Emmanuel Macron And President Biden Give Joint Press Conference On Their Countries' Mutual Cooperation On Ukraine and Israel; Hard Foul Of Caitlyn Clark In WNBA Game Draws Scrutiny Including The Role Of Race In Media Reactions; Retail Stores having Security Guards Wear Body Cameras In Effort To Reduce Shoplifting; Popularity Of Card Game Uno Increasing Recently; Dr. Pepper Overtakes Pepsi As Second Best Selling Soft Drink in U.S.; Charitable Giving Practices Of Ex-Wives Of Bill Gates And Jeff Bezos Examined. Aired 10-11a ET


June 01, 2024
• Donald Trump Found Guilty On Felony Charges In Hush Money Criminal Trial; Judge In Hush Money Criminal Trial Of Donald Trump To Issue Sentencing Three Days Before Republican Convention; Guilty Verdict May Affect Donald Trump's Presidential Chances In November; Some Calling On Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito To Recuse Himself From Cases Related To Donald Trump Due To Flags Flown At His Houses; Summer Day Camps For Children Becoming Increasingly Expensive; Airplane Designer Showcases Upper And Lower Row Seats Inside Aircraft; More People Dropping Home Insurance Due To Increasing Rates Related To Risks Of Extreme Weather Damage And Labor Costs; Donald Trump Says He May Appoint Elon Musk as Adviser If Trump Wins Presidential Election. Aired 10-11a ET


May 25, 2024
• Donald Trump Garners Controversy For Questioning Hugh Money Trial Judge Juan Merchan's Heritage And Social Media Post Referencing Nazi Language; Donald Trump Criticized For Comment On Birth Control Accessibility; International Criminal Court Seeking Arrest Warrants For Leaders Of Israel And Hamas For War Crimes And Crimes Against Humanity; Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito And Democratic Senator Bob Menendez Blame Spouses For Recent Controversies And Criminal Accusations; Apple Music Releases Its List Of Greatest Albums Of All Time; Restaurants Increasingly Offering All-You-Can-Eat Buffets; Large Retailers Announce Cuts In Prices; Former Republican Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley Announces She Will Vote For Trump; Scarlett Johannson Accuses OpenAI of Using Her Voice For One Of Its Products. Aired 10-11a ET


May 18, 2024
• Donald Trump's Former Lawyer Michael Cohen's Credibility Questioned During Cross Examination in Hush Money Criminal Trial Of Former President; Republican Congressmembers And State Officials Attend Trump Criminal Trial And Voice Support For Republican Presidential Nominee; President Biden and Donald Trump Agree To Two Presidential Debates With First Debate In June; Some Universities And Companies Rolling Back Diversity, Equity, And Inclusion Initiatives; Popular Television Quiz Show "Jeopardy!" Rolling Out New Team-Based Format; New Portrait Of King Charles Of U.K. Released; ChatGPT And Google Release New Artificial Intelligence Tools That Can Be Used As Personal Assistants. Aired 10-11a ET


May 11, 2024
• Adult Film Actress Stormy Daniels Testifies In Hush Money Criminal Trial Of Donald Trump; Judge Aileen Cannon Postpones Classified Documents Trial Of Donald Trump In Florida Indefinitely; President Biden Attempting To Change Voters' Negative View Of U.S. Economy; Recent Polls Show Young Voters Care About Immigration And Economy More Than War In Gaza; Young Women In U.S. More Likely To Identify As Members Of Democratic Party Than Young Men; Netflix Airs Comedic Roast Of Former NFL Quarterback Tom Brady; South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Suspends Book Tour After Critical Reception Of Her Recently Published Memoirs; Boy Scouts Of America Changes Name To Scouting America. Aired 10-11a ET


May 04, 2024
• College And University Presidents Begin Calling In Law Enforcement To End Pro-Palestinian Campus Protests And Encampments; Judge Fines Donald Trump For Violating Gag Order For Hush Money Criminal Trial; Donald Trump Gives Interview In Which He Says During His Possible Second Term States May Monitor Pregnant Women To Prevent Abortions; Democrats Plan To Protect Republican Speaker Mike Johnson Against Possible Motion To Vacate Filed by Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene; Business Trend Called "Dry Promotion" Sees Employees Receive New Job Title and More Responsibility But Not More Pay; "Star Wars" Fans Celebrate May the Fourth; South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem Criticized for Killing Her Dog As She Describes in Her Forthcoming Memoirs. Aired 10-11a ET


April 27, 2024
• Some Claim President Biden Facing Difficulty Responding To Widespread College Campus Protests Regarding Israel-Hamas War And Palestinian Civilian Suffering; Donald Trump Using News Coverage Of His Criminal Trial To Campaign For President; Some Republicans Against Trump Calling For Vice President Kamala Harris To Be Replaced On Biden Ticket Due To Her Unpopularity; Heisman Trophy From 2010 Returned To Reggie Bush After It Was Taken Away Due To His Receiving Gifts From Sports Agent; California Considering Banning Airport Security Service Clear Due To Issues Of Inequity; Combination Of Croissant And Cookie Called "Crookie" Goes Viral; Professional Sports Organizations Draw Controversy By Partnering With Gambling Websites. Aired 10-11a ET


April 20, 2024
• Donald Trump Spent Week in New York City Courthouse for Jury Selection in His Hush Money Criminal Trial; Supreme Court to Hear Arguments on Presidential Immunity to Criminal Charges; House Speaker Mike Johnson Working with House Democrats to Bring Bills to House Floor Including Ukraine and Israeli Aid Packages; Pro-Palestinian Protests Growing Larger and More Disruptive on U.S. College Campuses. Aired 10-11a ET


April 13, 2024
• Former President Donald Trump To Sit As Defendant In Criminal Trial In New York Courtroom During Part Of Presidential Campaign Season; Donald Trump Comments On Arizona Supreme Court Upholding Law From 1864 Banning Nearly All Abortions; Media Companies Pressing President Biden And Donald Trump To Debate; Some Progressives Pushing To Replace Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor Before November Election While Democrats Control Presidency And Senate; New York City Officials Approve $15 Congestion Toll For Drivers Entering Manhattan South Of Central Park; Costco Selling Gold Bars; App Replicates Social Media Experience Without User Going Onto Social Media Platforms; Women's College Basketball Championship Game Receives Record Viewership Numbers. Aired 10-11a ET.


April 06, 2024
• Florida Supreme Court Allows Abortion Ban on Ballot for Upcoming Election; Biden Campaign States Florida Possibly in Play for Presidential Election Due to Abortion Issue; Polls Show Independent Presidential Candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Gaining Support across Multiple States Raising Spoiler Possibility; Israel Criticizes after Israeli Defense Forces Strike Kills Aid Workers from World Central Kitchen; Millions of Americans Traveling to View Upcoming Solar Eclipse; California Law Would Allow Workers to Ignore Communications from Bosses after Work Hours; Members of Generation Z Increasingly Joining Trade Schools Instead of Four-Year Colleges. Aired 10-11a ET


March 30, 2024
• Biden Campaign Raises More than $25 million at Fundraiser Featuring Former U.S. Presidents Barack Obama and Bill Clinton; Democratic Strategist James Carville Makes Controversial Statement Claiming Democratic Party's Current Message is Too Feminine; Former Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel Fired as Paid Contributor to NBC after On Air Protests from NBC and MSNBC Hosts. Aired 10-11a ET


March 23, 2024
• Russia President Vladimir Putin Claims Suspects in Recent Moscow Terrorist Attack Attempted to Reach Ukraine Afterwards; Catherine, Princess of Wales in U.K., Now in Early Stages of Treatment Following Cancer Diagnosis; Donald Trump Reportedly Struggling to Raise Funds to Pay $454 Million Bond in New York Fraud Case. Aired 10- 11a ET


March 16, 2024
• Judge Allows Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis to Remain on Election Subversion Case against Former President Trump but Prosecutor Nathan Wade Resigns; Former Special Counsel Robert Hur Testifies to Congress on His Report about President Biden having Classified Documents in His Residence; Former President Trump's Praise of Dictators Examined. Aired 10-11a ET


March 09, 2024
• President Biden's State of the Union Speech Reviewed on Substance and Style; President Biden Attempts to Place Blame regarding Immigration Crisis on House Republicans Not Voting on Bipartisan Senate Immigration Bill; Donald Trump's Political Comeback May Be Derailed If He is Convicted of a Crime According to Voters. Aired 10- 11a ET


March 02, 2024
• President Biden and Former President Trump Visit U.S. Southern Border in Texas; Democrats Criticize House Republicans for Not Taking Up Bipartisan Senate Immigration Bill; Former President Trump Leading in Republican Primary Ahead of Super Tuesday. Aired 10-11a ET


February 24, 2024
• Donald Trump Likely to Win South Carolina Republican Presidential Primary against Nikki Haley; Former President Trump Compares His Legal Battles to Treatment of Russia Dissident Alexei Navalny; Biden Administration to Increase Sanctions against Russia after Death of Alexei Navalny; Alabama Supreme Court Ruling on Embryoes Used for IVF Potentially Harmful Politically to Republican Candidates. Aired 10-11a ET


February 17, 2024
• Judge Orders Former President Trump and His Companies to Pay $355 Million in Civil Fraud Trial and Bans Trump from Running Any Business in New York for Three Years; Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis Answers Questions Regarding Possible Conflict of Interest in Election Interference Case against Former President Trump; Russian Opposition Leader and Putin Critic Alexey Navalny Dies while Imprisoned in Russian Penal Colony. Aired 10-11a ET


February 10, 2024
• President Biden Holds Press Conference after Special Counsel Investigating His Harboring Classified Documents States President Biden's Memory is Poor; Republicans in House of Representatives Fail to Impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas and to Pass Funding Bill for Israel; Republicans in Senate Fail to Pass Bipartisan Immigration and Border Security Bill. Aired 10-11a ET


February 03, 2024
• Biden Administration Launches Airstrikes against Multiple Targets in Middle East Linked to Iran in Retaliation for Drone Attack that Killed Three U.S. Servicemembers; House Speaker Mike Johnson Announces House of Representatives Will Not Hold Vote on Immigration Bill; House Republican Prepare to Impeach Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas. Aired 10-11a ET


January 27, 2024
• Some in Republican Party Calling for Nikki Haley to Drop Out of GOP Presidential Primary and Endorse Former President Trump; Fulton County, Georgia, District Attorney Fani Willis Accused of Unethical Behavior in Case against Donald Trump; White House Chief of Staff Jeff Zients Says Federal Workers Should Return to Office. Aired 10-11a ET


January 20, 2024
• Donald Trump Leading Republican Presidential Candidates in New Hampshire Polls after His Win in Iowa; President Biden and Donald Trump Releasing General Election Ads Attacking Each Other; Supreme Court to Decide Case Related to Congressional Regulations and Chevron Deference; Justice Department Releases Report Finding Cascading Failures in How Police Responded to Uvalde School Shooting; Fans of Madonna Sue Her for Appearing Late to Her Concerts. Aired 10-11a ET


January 13, 2024
• GOP Results In Iowa Could Reshape The Race; House GOP Divided As Congress Barrels Toward Deadline; Is there A Case To Impeach Mayorkas?; Judge In Trump Trial Latest Swatting Victim. Aired 10-11a ET


January 06, 2024
• Former President Trump Appealing to Supreme Court to Overrule Colorado and Maine Decisions to Remove Him from Republican Presidential Primary Ballot; Former President Trump to Argue Presidential Immunity from Charges of Insurrection; Biden Reelection Campaign Characterizing Former President Trump as Threat to American Democracy. Aired 10-11a ET


December 30, 2023
• Donald Trump Leading Nikki Haley and Ron DeSantis in Republican Party Presidential Primary Polls; Approval Ratings for President Biden Reach New Lows; U.S. Funding for Ukrainian and Israeli Militaries for Their Ongoing Wars against Russia and Hamas Stall in Congress. Aired 10-11a ET


December 23, 2023
• Colorado State Supreme Court Bans Former President Trump From Being On Republican Presidential Primary Ballot; U.S. Supreme Court Denies Special Counsel Jack Smith's Request To Decide On Former President Trump's Immunity From Criminal Prosecution; Former President Trump Criticized For Campaign Rhetoric Against Immigrants And Political Opponents; Congress Remains In Gridlock Over Immigration Reform As Texas Passes State Law Criminalizing Illegal Immigration; Study Shows Current Congress Least Productive In Recent History; Majority Of Americans Feel U.S. Economy Performing Poorly Despite Good Economic Indicters; Panelists List Their Favorite Christmas Movies, Songs, And Traditions. Aired 10-11a ET


December 16, 2023
• House Republicans Vote to Open Impeachment Inquiry into President Biden Related to His Son Hunter Biden's Business Dealings; Texas Supreme Court Reverses Lower Court Decision to Grant Exception for Woman Seeking Abortion; Special Counsel Jack Smith Asks Supreme Court to Rule on Whether Donald Trump Had Total Immunity from Prosecution for Crimes Committed While in Office. Aired 10-11a ET


December 09, 2023
• Presidents of Elite Universities Criticized for Testimony before Congress about Antisemitism on Their Campuses; Progressive Caucus Leader Representative Pramila Jayapal Criticized for Comments on Hamas's Use of Rape as Weapon of War against Israel; Republican Presidential Candidates Except Former President Trump have Fourth Debate. Aired 10-11a ET


December 02, 2023
• Florida Governor and Republican Presidential Candidate Ron DeSantis Debates California Governor Gavin Newsom; Republican Presidential Candidate Nikki Haley Endorsed by Koch Brothers Super PAC; Congress Negotiating Aid to Israel and Ukraine Tied to Increased Enforcement of U.S. Southern Border. Aired 10-11a ET


November 25, 2023
• Did Not Air 10-11a ET


November 19, 2023
• Former President Trump Criticized for Using Term "Vermin" to Describe Political Opponents; President Biden Meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping; President Biden Announces Resumption of Military to Military Communications between U.S. and China; Recent Chinese Economic Downturn Examined. Aired 8-9a ET


November 18, 2023
• Former President Trump Criticized for Using Term "Vermin" to Describe Political Opponents; President Biden Meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping; President Biden Announces Resumption of Military to Military Communications between U.S. and China; Recent Chinese Economic Downturn Examined. Aired 10-11a ET


November 11, 2023
• Democratic Victories in Recent Off-Year State Elections Likely Driven by Abortion Issue; Panelists Debate Whether President Biden Should Run for Reelection in 2024 as Polls Show Him Trailing Donald Trump in Battleground States; Some Colleges and Universities Criticized for Allowing Antisemitic Hate Speech on Campus. Aired 10- 11a ET


November 04, 2023
• Biden Administration Calls for Humanitarian Pause in Israel- Hamas War; House Republicans Pass Bill Providing Aid to Israel but Not Ukraine; Trump Family Members Testify in Civil Fraud Case against Trump Organization; Democratic Congressman Dean Phillips Announces Presidential Primary Campaign against President Biden; President Biden Receives Low Poll Ratings on Economy; Judges to Decide if Former President Trump Should Not Be Allowed on 2024 Presidential Ballots; U.S. to Change Clocks for Daylight Savings; Some Schools Banning Students from Using Cell Phones; Artificial Intelligence Used to Produce Beatles Song from Demo; White House Provides Guidance for Development of Artificial Intelligence. Aired 10-11a ET