World News Podcast - April 2nd, 2013

A new and heated nuclear threat from North Korea, countered by the positioning of a U.S. guided missile battleship off the coast. Some of the three dozen Atlanta teachers accused of conspiring to change standardized test scores have turned themselves in. One airline is proposing to charge people by how much they weigh. And, ABC’s Diane Sawyer with an exclusive interview with the first grade teacher from Sandy Hook Elementary School who saved her students during the massacre. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 14th, 2012

In tonight's podcast, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta has a near miss while landing in Afghanistan.  Next, southern voters sent Mitt Romney a clear message as they voted for Rick Santorum.  Also, find out why airline prices are skyrocketing.  It doesn't have as much to do with gas prices as you might think.  Next, a former Goldmen Sachs employee hands in his letter of resignation to the New York Times.  Following that story, ABC's Mark Greenblat investigates which states are the worst offenders of unemployment fraud.  Finally, some dads are upset over a diaper ad.

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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 14th, 2011

In tonight's episode, concerned Americans voice their frustration with the government, as Democrats and Republicans continue to argue over how to fix the country's debt crisis. Both sides met again today to discuss a resolution, but did they accomplish anything? ABC's Jake Tapper has the answer. The horrifying murder of a young boy in Brooklyn has many parents wondering about the safety of their children. ABC's Andrea Canning has some tips to keep your kids safe. And are you getting the best treatment possible at the doctor's office? ABC's Dr. Richard Besser has some suggestions to make sure that you do.

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