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September 29, 2020
• Trump And Biden Face Off In First President Debate; LVMH Accuses Tiffany Of Mismanagement Of Business; Trump Suggests Further Tax Cuts And Credits For Second Term; Merkel Announces New Measures To Counter COVID-19 In Winter; Jamie Carragher Fears "Armageddon" For Football; Biden Vows To Raise Taxes For High-Income Individuals, Corporation. Aired 3-4p ET


September 28, 2020
• Outrage Grows over Donald Trump's Tax Arrangements; Dow Sharply Up for Biggest Gains since Mid-July; United Airlines Agree Not to Furlough Pilots until Next June. Aired 3-4p ET


September 25, 2020
• As Trump Undermines Election, Wall Street Plans for Biden Win; Dow Rises Friday, Still Headed for Fourth Straight Down Week; U.K. Introduces New Restrictions as Cases Soar; How Social Media Misinformation Affects Donald Trump Voters; Facebook Oversight Board To Launch Ahead Of U.S. Election; Mining On Heritage Sites Under Scrutiny In Australia; Microsoft Unveils New Xbox Consoles. Aired 3-4p ET


September 24, 2020
• Trump Speaks After Refusing To Commit To Peaceful Transfer Of Power; Rewilding Brings British Farm Back To Life; GoFundMe: $625M Raised For COVID-19 Relief Over 6 Months; Trump Refuses to Commit to Peaceful Transfer of Power; Dow Makes Modest Gains on Back of Goldman Sachs and Tech Shares; Facebook Links to Face Accounts to Russian Military Intelligence Aired 3-4p ET


September 23, 2020
• U.S. Hotel Industry Warns Of More Layoffs Without Further Aid; Dow Sinks As U.S. Executives Call For More Stimulus; Restoring The Seychelles' Vanishing Coral Reefs; Volkswagen Unveils ID.4, Its First Electric SUV. Aired 3:30-4p ET


September 22, 2020
• British Prime Minister Makes Statement On New Virus Restrictions; IATA Calls For Pre-Departure Testing To Revive Air Travel; Production Of Nissan 2021 Rogue Underway In Tennessee; New Tech May Be Unveiled At "Battery Day" Event; Replanting Forests To Restore Biodiversity; New United Kingdom Rules Take Effect Thursday, Could Last Months. Aired 3-4p ET


September 21, 2020
• Selloff Continues As COVID-19 Cases Rise And Stimulus Chances Fade; Banks Across The Globe Are Hit By Claims Of Widespread Money Laundering; McConnell On GOP Effort To Fill RBG's Supreme Court Seat. Aired 3-3:30p ET


September 18, 2020
• U.S. Government to Ban WeChat and TikTok Downloads on Sunday; Donald Trump Speaks as U.S. Nears 200,000 COVID-19 Deaths; Aired 3-3:17p ET


September 17, 2020
• Central Bank Uncertainty Rattles Global Market; W.H.O. Says Spike in Cases Should be Wakeup Call for Europe; Trump Contradicts C.D.C. Director on Vaccine Timeline; Raab: Good Friday Agreement Not In Jeopardy; Wyndham CEO: U.S. Franchisees. Aired 3-4p ET


September 16, 2020
• Dow Surges as Fed Signals Low Rates Through 2023; U.S. House Report Blasts Boeing and F.A.A. for Handling of 737 MAX; France Struggles with New Surge in COVID-19 Infections. Aired 3-3:30p ET


September 15, 2020
• Israeli Lockdown Imminent, Prime Minister In White House For Deal With UAE And Bahrain; German Hotel And Food Service Turnover Up 22 Percent From June; Apple Unveils New Watch, iPad Air, And Subscription Bundle; Kim Kardashian West To Join Instagram Boycott; WTO Rules U.S. Tariffs On China Violate Trade Regulations. Aired 3-4p ET


September 14, 2020
• Trump Blames Wildfires On Forest Management Alone; OPEC Chief: Economic Recovery Not Pacing As Projected; Boston Mayor To Address Livability At "Future Cities" Summit. Aired 3-4p ET


September 11, 2020
• The Mental Toll of Coronavirus; Trump Says Israel and Bahrain to Establish Full Diplomatic Relations; Rio Tinto CEO Resigns After Destruction of Ancient Site; Biden, Pence Cross Paths At 9/11 Memorial School; Closing Linked To Depression, Suicide; Founding the Good In An Upside-Down World. Aired 3-4p ET


September 10, 2020
• Biden on Trump Downplaying COVID-19 Virus, He Was Protecting Stocks; China Claims Persecution as U.S. Revokes Chinese Student Visas; Jane Fraser is New Head of Citigroup; Iconic Actress Diana Rigg Dies At 82; Oregon Gov. Warns of Unprecedented Loss From Wildfires; Fighting Plastic Waste With Mealworms; Trump Takes Questions Amid Outcry Over New Book Revelations. Aired 3-4p ET


September 09, 2020
• Wood ward Book Quotes Ex-White House Officials Calling Trump "Dangerous"; U.S. Announces Troop Drawdown In Iraq; Fire Devastates Europe's Largest Migrant Camp. Aired 3-4p ET


September 08, 2020
• U.S. Markets Down, Tech Stocks Under Pressure; Major Vaccine Makers Sign Joint Safety; Carnival Implementing Safety Protocols. Aired 3-4p ET


September 07, 2020
• Trump Bets on Economic Recovery as Winning Message; FT Reveals U.K. Would Undermine E.U. Withdrawal Agreement; Softbank's Checkered History with Big Tech Gambling. Aired 3-4p ET


September 04, 2020
• U.S. Adds 1.4 Million Jobs, Unemployment Dips To 8.4 Percent; Aspiring Writer Says He Was Lured Into Russian Plot; Interview with Mayor Francis Suarez (R-FL), Miami; U.S. Travel Industry Aims To Salvage Summer Over Holiday Weekend; Lionel Messi Will Continue At Barcelona; The Batman On Pause After Lead Actor Tests Positive. Aired 3-4p ET


September 03, 2020
• E.U. Officials: Hungary Barring Some E.U. Citizens Is Illegal; U.K. Defends Controversial Candidate For Trade Envoy; U.K. Defends Courting Former Australian PM For Trade Role; Niagara Falls Steps Up Local Staycation Campaign; Wall Street Tumbles From Record Highs; Airbnb To IPO Before The Year Is Out; Biden In Kenosha Two Days After Trump Visit. Aired 3-4p ET


September 02, 2020
• Merkel Vows Response To Navalny's Attempted Murder; Dow Crosses 29,000 For The First Time Since February; WTO Seeks New Leadership At Time Of Economic Upheaval; Daimler Reveals New Mercedes-Benz S-Class; Wolfgang Puck On Leading Restaurants Through Crisis. Aired 3-4p ET


September 01, 2020
• Tech Pushes Markets To New Records, Nasdaq Now Up 33 Percent YTD; David Rubenstein Speaks To World's Great Leaders For New Book; Samsung Heir Indicted Over Controversial Merger In S. Korea; Nuli Reopens 3 Locations, Sees Gradual Rise In Sales. Aired 3-4p ET


August 31, 2020
• Biden: Trump Is "Stoking Violence In Our Cities"; Call to Earth: Using Tech to Protect the Amazon; Wizz Air Cuts flights as Hungary Closes Borders to Foreigners. Aired 3-4p ET


August 28, 2020
• March on Washington Coincides With Polarized Presidential Race; Shinzo Abe, Famous For Abenomics, Resigns; U.S. Dollar Weakens On Fed Inflation Call. Aired 3-4p ET


August 27, 2020
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August 26, 2020
• Millions Evacuated As Powerful Category 4 Storm Prepares To Slam Into The Southern United States; Republican National Convention Rolls Into Day Three; CDC's New Coronavirus Testing Guidance Has Some Health Experts Scratching Their Heads; First Lady's Speech Mentions COVID And Race Relations; White House Weighs Executive Action To Help U.S. Airlines; Top- Paid Footballer Messi Says He Wants Out Of Barcelona. Aired 3-4p ET


August 25, 2020
• Salesforce, Honeywell &Amgen to Join Dow 30; E-Commerce Giant Ant Group Files For IPO In H.K. And Shanghai; Spain Carries Out Mass COVID-19 Testing as Cases Rise; KPMG: CEOs' Concerns Changing in Wake of COVID-19. Aired 3-4p ET


August 24, 2020
• Donald Trump Officially Accepts The Republican Nomination For President; Dow Jumps After Trump Pushes Plasma Treatment; U.S. Gulf Coast Braces For Back-To-Back Storms; U.S. Government: 114 Oil & Gas Platforms Evacuated Due To Storms; U.K. Removes Croatia From Safe List As Virus Cases Rise; Regal Cinemas Reopen With New Health & Safety Policies. Aired 3-4p ET


August 21, 2020
• Joe Biden's Platform Includes Defeating The Virus To Fix The Economy; U.S. And European Union Agree To Tariff Reductions; Brazil Tops 3.5 Million COVID-19 Cases; Senators Grill U.S. Postmaster General Over Mail-In Voting; College Students Want Tuition Cuts For Online Learning. Aired 3-4p ET


August 20, 2020
• Former Top Trump Adviser Arrested On Fraud Charges; American Initial Jobless Claims Rocket Above One Million Again; Kremlin Critic Navalny Hospitalized After Suspected Poisoning; UK Adds Portugal to Travel Corridor List, Removes Three Others; University of Miami Kicks off Fall Semester, In-Person and Online; Uber and Lyft Given Temporary Stay on Court Order; Battling "Work From Home" Burnout; Stay-At-Home Sports Fans Drive Online Betting Growth. Aired 3-4p ET


August 19, 2020
• Source: U.S. Postal Service Hires P.R. Firm Amid Crisis; Ardern Hits Back After Trump Says NZ Seeing "Huge Surge"; Okonjo-Iweala: Trade Can Play An Important Part In The Recovery. Aired 3-4p ET


August 18, 2020
• African Union Condemns Suspected Coup Against Malian President And Prime Minister; Walmart Warns Sales Slowed As Stimulus Money Dried Up; Trump Touts Economy In Response TO D.N.C. Critics. Aired 3-4p ET


August 17, 2020
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August 14, 2020
• Major European Travel Stocks Sinking In London Exchange; Fortnite Maker Sues Apple And Google After App Store Removal; Dozens Of Police Drop Shields, Greet Protesters In Belarus; Turkey Considers Suspending Diplomatic Ties With UAE; Brazil's Economy Falls Nearly 11 Percent In Q2. Aired 3-4p ET


August 13, 2020
• Israel-UAE Deal Sparks Hope Of New Trade Opportunities; Biden Calls For Three-Month National Mask Mandate; Spain's COVID-19 Spike Worst In Western Europe; Sixt Lays Out Plans For Post-Pandemic Growth; S&P 500 Aiming Again To Close At Record High; Israel-UAE Deal Sparks Hope Of New Trade Opportunities; Call to Earth: Protecting India's Lakes and Ponds. Aired 3-4p ET


August 12, 2020
• U.K. Slumps Into Deepest Recession Of Any Major Economy; Big Ten, Pac-12 Postpone College Football Season; MLB Struggling With 28-City Plan As Other Leagues Adopt Bubbles; AirAsia CEO Sees V-Shaped Recovery for Airline; Billionaire Media Executive Sumner Redstone Dies. Aired 3-4p ET


August 11, 2020
• Markets Rise Despite Skepticism Of Russian COVID-19 Vaccine. Aired 3:15-4p ET


August 10, 2020
• Lebanon Looks Toward Uncertain Future As Crises Mount; Lebanese Cabinet Resigns After Last Week's Explosion In Beirut; French FM: Lebanon Must Rapidly Form New Government; Kodak Shares Tumble After U.S. Halts $765 Million Loan. Aired 3-4p ET


August 07, 2020
• Plane Skids Off Runway In India, Killing At Least 16; Trump Signs Order Banning TikTok And WeChat In 45 Days; Hezbollah Chief Denies Any Involvement In Tuesday's Port of Beirut Explosion. Aired 3-4p ET


August 06, 2020
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August 05, 2020
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August 04, 2020
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August 03, 2020
• Spain & Portugal Report Devastating Collapse Of Intl Tourism; Trivago CEO: Industry Cannot Lose Travellers' Trust; Georgia Tourism Head: Staying Hypervigilant On Travel Safety; Pandemic Pods A Costly Alternative To Typical Classrooms; Antibody Therapies Give Hope For COVID-19 Treatment; U.S. Gives Regeneron $450 Million To Manufacture Therapy; Brazilian President Keeps Downplaying Threat Of Pandemic. Aired 3-4p ET


July 31, 2020
• Anthony Fauci Says A Vaccine This Year Is Not A Dream As The U.S. Government Offers Billions More In Funding; Russia Racing To Become First To Approve Vaccine; Big Tech Firms Post Huge Earnings One Day After Antitrust Hearing; White House Condemns Hong Kong Election Postponement; Film Director Alan Parker Dies At 76; Teenager Arrest And Charged Over Twitter Hack. Aired 3-4p ET


July 30, 2020
• The U.S. And German Economies Suffered Their Biggest Drops In History; Three Former U.S. Presidents Pay Tribute To John Lewis; Germany's GDP Contracts Record 10.1 Percent In Q2 2020; Airbus CEO: We Are Calibrating To Pace Of Recovery; Zimbabwe's Govt. To Compensate White Farmers $3.5B. Aired 3:20-4p ET


July 29, 2020
• Facebook's Zuckerberg Back Before Congress For Antitrust Hearing; Amazon CEO Bezos Gives First-Ever Congressional Testimony; Google, Apple CEOs Push Back Against Antitrust Claims; Kodak Stocks Soars On $765 Govt. Pharma Loan. Aired 3-4p ET


July 28, 2020
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July 27, 2020
• Trump & Pence Hold Vaccine Events In North Carolina, Florida; Volunteer In First U.S. Phase 3 Vaccine Trial Speaks To CNN. Aired 3-4p ET


July 24, 2020
• Stocks Fall As China Retaliates, Orders U.S. Consulate In Chengdu Closed; Republican Discord Delays U.S. Stimulus As Benefits Run Out; Europe Moves Ahead With Rescue Plan; New CDC Guidelines Strongly Favor Reopening U.S. Schools; McDonald's, Chipotle Make Face Masks Mandatory; Goldman Sachs Reaches Settlement In 1MDB Scandal. Aired 3-4p ET


July 23, 2020
• U.S. Stalling, Jobless Claims Rise For The First Time Since March; Senate G.O.P., White House Agree On Key Parts Of Next Aid Package; Beijing Says Accusations Of IP Theft Are Malicious Slander. Aired 3-4p ET


July 22, 2020
• E.U. Leaders Cut Deal On Economic Recovery Package; Israeli Restaurants Demand Long-Term Fix Amid COVID-19 Crisis; Disney Heiress Criticizes Florida Park Reopenings; U.S. Facing Coin Shortage as Shoppers opt for Contactless Pay. Aired 3-4p ET


July 21, 2020
• Pompeo Ramps Up Pressure On Beijing Over Huawei & Hong Kong; WSJ: China May Target Nokia, Ericsson if E.U. Bans Huawei; E.U. Leaders Strike $2 Trillion Deal to Rebuild Europe's Economy; Uber Battle Over Workers' Rights Hits U.K. Supreme Court. Aired 3-4p ET


July 20, 2020
• New Data Showing Oxford Vaccine Is Safe And Seems To Be Working; France, Hong Kong And Walmart Mandate Mask Wearing; E.U. Leaders Consider New Recovery Fund Proposal. Aired 3-4p ET


July 17, 2020
• Three Countries Now Hitting More Than One Million Coronavirus Cases; British Prime Minister Announces New COVID-19 Guidance On Return To Work; Netflix Names New Co-CEO; India Becomes Third Country To Pass One Million Coronavirus Cases; Ruth Bader Ginsburg Announces Cancer Recurrence; Queen Knights Captain Tom Moore For NHS Fundraising. Aired 3-4p ET


July 16, 2020
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• F.B.I. Investigating Twitter After It Loses Control To Hackers; U.S., U.K. And Canada Accuse Russia Of Hacking COVID-19 Research; Another 1.3 Million U.S. Workers File New Jobless Claims. Aired 3-3:30p ET


July 15, 2020
• Apple Wins Appeal Over $15B E.U. Tax Ruling; Chicago Expands Quarantine Order To Cover 17 U.S. States; Call to Earth; Brazilian President Tests Positive for COVID-19 Once Again; Egypt Hopes to Revive Economy as Coronavirus Cases Fall. Aired 3-4p ET


July 14, 2020
• U.S. Companies Post Devastating Losses In Q2 Earnings; Gov. Newsom Shuts Down California Again; Interview With Austin, Texas Mayor, Steve Adler (D); U.K. Bans Huawei From 5G Network; China To Sanction Lockheed Martin Over Taiwan Sales; Health Crisis Reshapes The Restaurant Industry; Pakistan Asks For International Help After Pilot License Scandal. Aired 3- 4p ET


July 13, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Go Positive For 2020 Despite Virus Calamity; Disney Adapting To New Normal As Florida Park Reopens; Heathrow Airport's CEO Now Saying Job Losses Could Be Coming; One In Every 100 Americans Has Now Contracted COVID-19; Thousands Protest In Israel Over Govt. Economic Response; Israel Boosts Stimulus Measures As Second Wave Swells; White House Pushing For Schools To Reopen In Fall. Aired 3-4p ET


July 10, 2020
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July 09, 2020
• 1.3M Americans File Unemployment As COVID-19 Spikes; Some Workers Laid Off Twice As States Roll Back Reopenings; Tracking Wildlife With Technology; U.K. Hotel Hosts Outdoor Car Gatherings, Movie Screenings; Stocks Fall As Trump Slams Supreme Court Ruling On Tax Records; Joe Biden Releases Buy American Economic Plan; Emirates Airlines President Says Return Of Aviation To Pre-COVID Levels By 2022. Aired 3-4p ET


July 08, 2020
• United Warns 36,000 Workers Could Be Furloughed This Fall; Mexico's President Arrives At White House For Trump Meeting; Facebook Has Failed Its Own Civil Rights Audit. Aired 3-4p ET


July 07, 2020
• Coronavirus Rages In The U.S.; Interview With U.S. Federal Reserve Vice Chair, Richard Clarida; Brazil President Jair Bolsonaro Tests Positive For COVID-19; Clarida: No Limit To Fed Purchases; Pompeo Says U.S. Looking At Banning TikTok; Sotheby's Amasses $363 Million In First "Hybrid" Art Auction. Aired 3-4p ET


July 06, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Rally After Surge In Chinese Markets; Warren Buffett To Buy Dominion Energy's Natural Gas Asset For $10 Billion; U.K. Arts Industry Welcome U.K. Government Support Fund; Israel Renews Strict Limitations As COVID-19 Cases Surge; Chinese Ambassador Accuses U.K. Of Gross Interference In Hong Kong; Heathrow Airport Piloting Test Program For Arrivals. Aired 3- 4p ET


July 03, 2020
• England Has Lifted Its Quarantine Rules For 59 Countries; In The United States, Number Of Daily COVID-19 Case Surging Once Again To Record Highs; Washington Redskins To Review Name Amid Pressure From Sponsors; Trump To Attend Fireworks Show At Mount Rushmore; Turkey Begins Trial Of 20 Saudi Charged In Khashoggi Murder; Castex Replaces Philippe As French Prime Minister. Aired 3-4p ET


July 02, 2020
• United States Adds A Record Number Of New Jobs, But New Lockdowns Are Threatening To Stop The Recovery; Atlantic City Casinos Open Ahead Of July 4th Weekend; Ghislaine Maxwell Has Been Arrested; At Least 162 Killed In Myanmar Mine Landslide; U.K. Court Blocks Venezuela's Madrid From Accessing $1B In Gold; Andrew Yang Calls For Monthly Payments To U.S. Households. Aired 3-4p ET


July 01, 2020
• Europe's Borders Have Opened Further To Tourists Despite Fears Of The Spreading Virus; Arrests In Hong Kong On First Day Of National Security Law; W.H.O. Trying To Verify U.S. Bulk Purchase Of Remdesivir. Aired 3-4p ET


June 30, 2020
• Airbus Is Cutting 15,000 Jobs; European Union Authorizes Travel From 15 Nations, U.S. Excluded; Facebook Loses More Advertisers; China Strongly Concerned By India App Ban; Microsoft Wants To Teach Digital Skills For COVID Economy; Citroen Debuts New Compact Electric Car In France. Aired 3- 4p ET


June 29, 2020
• China Enacts Strict Lockdown On 400,000 People Near Beijing; E.U. Finalizing International Travel Restrictions; Mexico City Reopening, But It's Too Late For Some Business; Bookshops Being New Chapter With Increased Safety Measures. Aired 3-4p ET


June 26, 2020
• Several States Pull Plug On Reopening Plans As The U.S. Records Biggest Daily Jump In New COVID Cases; U.K. Travel Operator TUI Halts Florida Trips Through November; F1 Star Hamilton Launches Commission On Motorsport Inequality; Pence Leads First Coronavirus Briefing In Nearly Two Months; E.U. Investigating German Watchdog Over Wirecard Scandal; Three Meat Packing Plants In Wales Are COVID-19 Hotspots. Aired 3-4p ET


June 25, 2020
• Watchdog: U.S. Treasury Sent $1.4B In Stimulus To Deceased; U.K. Historic Langham Hotel Set To Reopen As Restrictions Ease; Pakistan Int'l Airlines Grounds Pilots With Fake Licenses; Amazon: More People Using Alexa During Pandemic; Apple And Disney Are Pulling The Plug On Some U.S. Reopening As The Coronavirus Cases Keeps Climbing; Interview With Miami City Mayor Francis Suarez (R) Regarding Florida Reporting 5,000 New COVID- 19 Cases On Thursday; Week Of Reckoning For Corporate Germany. Aired 3-4p ET


June 24, 2020
• New York, New Jersey & Connecticut Team Up To Impose Quarantine On Travelers From States With Spiking COVID-19 Cases; S. Africa's Finance Minister Warns Of Potential Sovereign Debt Crisis; South Africa's Finance Minister Warns of Potential Sovereign Debt Crisis; Trump Speaks as States Report Record COVID-19 Cases. Aired 3-4p ET


June 23, 2020
• America's Biggest Companies Are Furious As The Trump Administration Puts A Freeze On New Visas For Overseas Workers; American Travelers May Be Barred From Visiting Europe Even As It Opens Its Economies To The Rest Of The World; John Bolton's Explosive Tell-All Book Released; Evacuations In Mexico City After 7.4 Quake Hits Coastline; AMC Theaters To Reopen After Doubts It Could Stay In Business; American Airlines Seeks $3.5 Billion In New Financing. Aired 3-4p ET


June 22, 2020
• CNN Poll: Majority of U.K. Blacks Say Minorities Have Less Opportunity To Succeed Than Whites; Black-Owned U.S. Businesses Hit Especially Hard By Pandemic; CEO Of Drugmaker of "Breakthrough" Steroid Speaks To CNN; Danish Football Club Aarhus Fills Stands With Virtual Fans. Aired 3-4p ET


June 19, 2020
• Apple To Temporarily Close In 11 Stores In Four U.S. States; Trump To Hold Rally In Oklahoma Despite Spike In Cases; Beijing Says Market Outbreak Now Under Control; Cruise Lines Extend Voluntary Suspension Into Fall; Venice Looks To Revive Tourism After COVID Lockdown; E.U. Leaders Fail To Agree On Recovery Fund Plan. Aired 3-4p ET


June 18, 2020
• Trump Pushes To Reopen Economy Despite Record Coronavirus Cases; U.S. Jobless Claims Rise By 1.5 Million; Florida Reports Its Biggest Single-Day Jump In Coronavirus Cases; Macron Travels To London To Mark De Gaulle's 1940 Broadcast; U.S. Supreme Court Blocks Trump's Attempt To End DACA; Facebook Removes Trump Campaign Ads For Violating Hate Policy; Zoom Quiz Game Draws Hundreds Of Players Amid Pandemic; Singer & British Forces' Sweetheart Dies At 103. Aired 3-4p ET


June 17, 2020
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June 16, 2020
• U.S. Stocks Rally As Market Volatility Reigns; New Zealand Reports First New COVID-19 Case In Three Weeks; Florida Restaurant Faces Uncertainty Amid State Virus Surge; Twenty Indian Soldiers Dead After Clashes With Chinese Troops; MTA Seeking Another $4 Billion In Coronavirus Relief; Ghana Renews Efforts To Woo African-Americans Amid Protest. Aired 3-4p ET


June 15, 2020
• Russian Court Sentences Former U.S. Marine to 16 Years; FDA Pulls Emergency Use of Authorization for Hydroxychloroquine; Atlanta Mayor on Police Shooting Death of Rayshard Brooks. Aired 3-4p ET


June 12, 2020
• U.S. Markets Volatile In Final Hours Of Trading; Eurozone Industrial Output Falls 17 Percent In April, Lebanon Central Bank To Inject U.S. Dollars Into The Market; Starbucks Changes Course; Florida And Texas Record Highest Single Day Of COVID-19 Cases Yet; U.K. Statues Boxed Up Over Concerns Of Vandalism. Aired 3-4p ET


June 11, 2020
• A New Wave Of Coronavirus Cases Has Investors Worldwide Reaching For The Sell Button; Steve Mnuchin Says We Can't Shut Down The U.S. Economy Again; Airline Stocks Pummel As Market Falls Sharply; Global Markets Sink Amid Reviewed Coronavirus Fears; Mexican Medics Say They Lack Adequate Protective Equipment; Beauty Brands At Forefront Of Supporting Black Lives Matter; Moderna, Johnson And Johnson Advance Human Vaccine Trials In U.S.; U.S. Markets Fall Sharply On Fears Of Second Wave Of COVID-19. Aired 3-4p ET


June 10, 2020
• Inequality In America; Nationwide Movement To Defund Police Gains Support; "Gone With The Wind" Temporarily Removed From HBO Max; Minneapolis Police Chief Stops Police Union Negotiations; U.S. Cities Mull Police Reform After Death OF George Floyd; The Chronic U.S. Economic Racial Gap. Aired 3-4p ET


June 09, 2020
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June 08, 2020
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June 05, 2020
• Positive U.S. Jobs Report Stuns Economists; Growing Anger Over U.S. Police Tactics And Behavior; Companies Pledging To Support Black Communities After Protests Across The U.S. Due To George Floyd's Death; U.K. Health Secretary Ask Public Not To Attend Protests Because Of Coronavirus Threat; Black Lives Matter Painted On The Road To White House; U.S. Stocks Boom On Shock 2.5 Million Jobs Gain. Aired 3-4p ET


June 04, 2020
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June 03, 2020
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June 02, 2020
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June 01, 2020
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May 29, 2020
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May 28, 2020
• Report: Crisis Hitting Young Workers "Harder & Faster"; French P.M.: Public Spending Needed To Save Companies, Jobs; Nissan Cutting Production 20 Percent After Biggest Loss In 20 Years; IMAX CEO On The Future Of Moviegoing; Travel Companies Urge U.K. to Drop Quarantine Plan; Trump To Announce Executive Order Against Social Media Companies; Diplomatic Backlash To China's National Security Law In Hong Kong; Major Airlines Preparing For Massive Layoffs. Aired 3-4p ET


May 27, 2020
• SpaceX to Send Astronauts to ISS in Historic Launch; E.U. Commission Proposes $825 Billion Recovery Fund. Aired 3-4p ET


May 26, 2020
• LATAM, Latin America's Biggest Airline Goes Bankrupt; Finnair Secures More Than $650 Million in Rescue Loans; Macau's Casino Magnate Stanley Ho Dies Aged 98. Aired 3-4p ET


May 25, 2020
• British Prime Minister Lays Out June Retail Reopening; Cummings Rejects Calls To Resign Over Travel Controversy; Lufthansa Secures $9.8 Billion Rescue From German Government; Japan Expanding Travel Ban to Stop Coronavirus Spread; WHO Pauses Hydroxychloroquine Drug Study; Hertz Files for Bankruptcy as Demand for Rental Cars Craters. Aired 3-4p ET


May 22, 2020
• Stocks Fall As China Cracks Down On Hong Kong, Stoking U.S. Tensions; Death Toll Rising From Plane Crash In Karachi; U.K. Announces 14- Day Quarantine For Arrivals From June 8; Hydroxychloroquine Increase Risk Of Death; Jamal Khashoggi's Children Pardon Their Father's Killers. Aired 3-4p ET


May 21, 2020
• AstraZeneca Secures $1B Vaccine Investment From U.S.; Chinese Search Giant Baidu Rethinking NASDAQ Listing; France Scrambling To Save Its Tourism Industry; Trump Speaks Before Touring Ford Plant Producing PPE; Trump Tours Ford Plant In Michigan; Another 2.4 Million Americans File Jobless Claims; T.S.A. Revises Screening Procedures At U.S. Airports. Aired 3-4p ET


May 20, 2020
• Markets Rally Again On COVID-19 Vaccine Hopes; Target And Lowe's Post Strong Q1 Earnings; All 50 U.S. States Now Partially Reopen; Two Americans Arrested In Plot To Smuggle Former Nissan Chief Carlos Ghosn Out Of Japan; U.N. Chief Calls For "Global Solidarity" With Africa; World Bank: 60 Million People Could Be Forced into Extreme Poverty. Aired 3-4p ET


May 19, 2020
• Mnuchin And Powell Appear Before U.S. Senators; JPMorgan CEO Says Virus Is A Wake-Up Call To Fix Inequality; Etihad Airways Announces Layoffs After Drop In Demand; Trump: Taking Hydroxychloroquine An Individual Decision; Trump Threatens To "Reconsider" U.S. Membership In WHO; 23andMe Studies Genetics For Clues To COVID-19 Severity. Aired 3-4p ET


May 18, 2020
• Moderna Announces Progress In Early Vaccine Trial; Merkel And Macron Propose Recovery Fund; Europe Reopens Further As Restrictions Ease. Aired 3-4p ET


May 15, 2020
• U.S.-China Trade Tensions Rise Over Computer Chip Access; White House Predicts Vaccine This Year, Experts Skeptical; Sanofi CEO Summoned to Elysee, Says U.S. Gets Vaccine Priority; Trump Formally Announce Operation Warp Speed; COVID-19 Causes 25 Percent Of Deaths In Some U.K. Care Homes; Russia Reports 10,000+ New Cases In 24 Hours. Aired 3-4p ET


May 14, 2020
• Virus Cuts Off Lifeline For Many Of World's Poorest; Zurich Insurance Projects $750M In 2020 Claims; Clorox Ramps Up Production As Demand Spikes By 500 Percent; Quest Gets Homemade Haircut As NY Salons Remain Closed; Millions More U.S. Workers File For Jobless Claims; Jamaica Preparing Plans To Restart Tourism Sector; Dubai Airport CEO Says Operating At Low Capacity Will Not Be Sustainable. Aired 3-4p ET


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