World News Podcast - January 15th, 2014

More details on the New Mexico middle school shooting that left two students injured. The U.S. State Department and CIA face harsh criticism after a Senate report finds the 2012 U.S. Consulate attack in Benghazi was preventable. The Supreme Court hears a case considering the legality of buffer zones at abortion clinics. A Navy pilot ejects from his plane off the Virginia coast, plummeting thousands of feet into the ocean. And ABC's Matt Gutman on a new study showing the effect of alcohol and memory loss. This and more on the World News Podcast

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World News Podcast - May 13th, 2013

The fury is rising at the IRS, after allegations that conservative groups, and Americans who aligned themselves with the Tea Party, were targeted and hassled by the agency. A Philadelphia abortion doctor has been found guilty of three counts of first degree murder in the death of three babies born alive at his clinic. The brothers of Ariel Castro are now speaking out. It may be spring, but residents in Minnesota have watched a wall of ice creep off a lake and into their homes. And, ABC’s David Muir on Barbara Walters announcing her retirement. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - November 8th, 2011

In tonight's episode, Herman Cain flat out denies allegations of sexual abuse made against him. There is word that legendary coach Joe Paterno may step down after questions circulate over what he knew about the alleged sexual abuse of young boys. Mississippi votes to define "personhood" as beginning at conception. The country duo Sugarland talks about the tragedy in Indianapolis for the first time.

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