"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 30, 2015

NSA: Police had to open fire on a speeding car headed towards the gate of the National Security Agency’s headquarters. 

Co-Pilot Crash: Was the Germanwings co-pilot suicidal? That’s what German prosecutors are now saying about Andreas Lubitz, the man who may have deliberately crashed the Germanwings flight in the French Alps.

Boston Bombing: The Boston Marathon bombing trial's prosecution rested its case with powerful testimony about the death of an 8-year-old. ABC’s Tom Llamas reports from Boston.

Robin Williams: A family battle over Robin Williams’ estate plays out in court involving the actor’s widow versus his three children. 

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 5, 2015

LaGuardia Crash: Snow and ice cause a close call for a Delta flight that crashed through a fence trying to land at New York’s LaGuardia Airport. 

Plane Cancellations: The latest winter blast sets off a ripple effect of misery for air travelers with more than 6,000 flights canceled in 48 hours. 

Boston Bombing: New evidence in the Boston Marathon bombing trial shows Dzokhar Tsarnaev moments before the blast. Plus, one victim has a message for the accused bomber. 

Ambassador Attacked: After the U.S. ambassador to South Korea is attacked, many are wondering -- are American diplomats stationed around the world safe? 

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - December 18th, 2014

Hack Attack: The FBI is closing in on the prime suspects in the Sony hack investigation. 

Boston Bomber: The prime suspect in the deadly Boston marathon bombings has been in court.

Slenderman: The two girls who stabbed their friend in the name of "Slenderman" are in court.

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World News Podcast - April 1st, 2014

The new CEO of General Motors defended her company to Congress as families of victims of a dangerous defect demand answers. More than 7 million Americans have signed up for healthcare. An American Archbishop has been forced to apologize for his two million dollar mansion. A new approach to finding help for compulsive hoarders. And, ABC’s Amy Robach with the American trailblazers receiving an honor long overdue. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - July 18th, 2013

The oppressive summer heatwave is creating a strain on the nation’s power grid. One of America’s most iconic cities, Detroit, is filing for bankruptcy. Police in Massachusetts are looking into a mysterious death of a witness in the trial of James “Whitey” Bulger. A growing crisis in Jordan, at the second largest refugee camp in the world. How to save money on your utilities. And, ABC’s Cecilia Vega with the story of a new path for a corrections officer that is giving troubled kids a new outlook. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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