World News Podcast - July 27th, 2011

In tonight's episode, airline passengers are fed up with ticket prices in the wake of a huge tax cut to the carriers. Our debt crisis coverage continues with a look at John Boehner's terse language for his own party, an update on the larger pictures and a look at how the markets are reacting already. Then, scientists have determined the most stressed-out demographic in the country and a special report on a majorly blown call at then end of what would have been an epic game. Also included is a report from Somalia on the famine there.

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World News Podcast - July 15th, 2011

In tonight's episode, News Corp CEO Rupert Murdoch apologizes for Britain's News of the World scandal, but his media empire continues to suffer the consequences of it's actions. What's the worst case scenario for the U.S. economy in the event the government defaults on it's debts? ABC's Jake Tapper has the answers. And why can't Republicans and Democrats agree on raising the debt ceiling? Two jets collided on the ground at Boston-Logan Airport. And is the internet scrambling your memory?  

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World News Podcast - June 30th, 2011

In tonight's episode, Lisa Stark has the latest on the man who was able to board a flight using a fake I.D. and boarding pass. How did it happen? Then, we take a look at the contentious feelings flying back and forth between the White House and Congress over the national debt limit. Bill Clinton shares some advice for job creation, we get some advice for weak hearts and take a look at what a little investment does for small towns in America.

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World News Podcast - June 13th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News reports on the rising price of airline baggage fees. Passengers were charged more than 5.8 billion dollar in baggage and flight change fees in the last year alone. The president talked about putting more unemployed Americans to work at a speech in North Carolina today.  How clean are your fruits and vegetables? A new study shows that produce treated with pesticides might not be as healthy as you think. And as the Syrian government continues to crack down on dissidents, more and more citizens are fleeing to nearby Turkey.

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World News Podcast - June 9th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC's Brian Ross investigates a danger to all air travelers lurking in almost everyone's pockets. ABC exclusively obtained airline industry documents linking active electronic devices and mid flight safety issues. So when your flight attendant tells you to turn off all electric devices, make sure you listen! Massive wildfires are ravaging Arizona, and ABC's Clayton Sandell is on the scene with the latest. What cars are responsible for creating the most American jobs? ABC's "Made in America" team looks for the answer.

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