World News Podcast - May 27th, 2014

America’s longest war nears its end in Afghanistan, as President Obama reveals his plan to bring thousands of troops back home. Nigeria’s military claims it knows the location of hundreds of school girls kidnapped by militants nearly two months ago, but won’t say where out of security concerns. Millions of Americans found themselves hunkered down this past Memorial Day Weekend as severe thunderstorms battered most of the country. Easy ways to save big on prescription drugs and your doctor bills. And, ABC’s Steve Osunsami on the puppies on a mission to heal American troops returning home. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - May 24th, 2014

Rampage in California, where a drive by shooter killed six and injured others in Isla Vista. The suspected shooter, Elliot Rodger, posted videos before the attack on his loneliness and the “day of retribution.” Memorial Day weekend washout for some parts of the country. The Pope begins his Middle East tour in Jordan, where he gave a speech on Syria and violence. It’s being called Viagra for women, a little pink pill that helps women in the bedroom, but why is the FDA standing in the way? This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - April 21st, 2014

Under tight security, thousands of runners packed the Boston Marathon one year after the deadly bombings. There are many questions after a teenager reportedly snuck into the San Jose, California airport and stowed away inside a plane's wheel well on a flight to Hawaii. The woman who built her political career fighting for middle class Americans by taking on Wall Street is back at it again. And, ABC’s Amy Robach with the two brothers badly injured in last year’s Boston Marathon Bombings on their road to recovery. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 30th, 2014

Residents in Southern California are wondering what’s next, after a 5.1 magnitude earthquake on Friday. A fierce line of storms has spawned tornadoes in the South, and record rain to the North. A major discovery of art that may have been looted by the Nazis. And, ABC’s Chief Business and Economics Correspondent Rebecca Jarvis with whether or not this is the right time to flip a home. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 29, 2014

An earthquake struck just outside Los Angeles and more than a hundred aftershocks followed but the scariest part of all is that this line of quakes is on a fault that leads right to the center of the city. General Motors is facing more trouble with a million more cars having been recalled because of faulty ignition switches. And search and rescue workers in Washington state honored victims of the deadly mudslide with a moment of silence before resuming the tiresome search. This and more on the World News podcast. 

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