World News Podcast - August 18th, 2011

In tonight's episode, thousands lined up in sweltering Atlanta heat for a job fair. What does this say about our economy? And, a look at the hopeful signs that still exist amidst global economic strife. A look at the man behind Syria's violent reign and a basketball brawl with major global repercussions. Then, new news on cholesterol and one man who is saying 'No' to the Speedo.

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World News Podcast - August 1st, 2011

In tonight's episode, it's all about the debt as Diane travels to Washington on the eve of the historic debt budget vote in the House of Representatives. There, she sits down with Nancy Pelosi to discuss what measures she and her part have taken to secure enough votes. Jon Karl breaks down the day's activities headed into the vote and Jake Tapper looks at the vote from the President's perspective. George Stephanopoulos sits down with treasury secretary Tim Geithner to talk about the financial ramifications of the vote. David Muir continues his reporting from Somalia, where he and his crew come under fire. Finally, a report from America's heartland, where citizens have a few choice words for those in Washington.

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World News Podcast - July 26th, 2011

In tonight's episode, Americans are angry with their representatives and have taken to the phones to have their voices heard. Then, a political team is assembled to breakdown the ongoing debt crisis. A new terror alert has been issued for Americans heading overseas. The Chinese attempt to downplay a massive train accident, shining a light on the dangerous side of rapid construction booms. Finally, a simple test that can alert women to their genetic predisposition to breast cancer and scientist tell you how to maximize your vacation pleasure.

World News Podcast - July 12th, 2011

In tonight's episode, World News examines the heavy heat hitting much of the country. There's also a follow-up on the ongoing debt deadline talks. More stories include the search for American-made products, a medal of honor recipient and Betty Ford's legacy.

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World News Podcast - July 11th, 2011

In tonight's episode, ABC News looks at the undercover video shot at Michelle Bachmann's husband's clinic in Minnesota, where he reportedly offers therapy to convert homosexuals in to heterosexuals. Then, as the deadline approaches for the US Debt deal, a look at the everyday impacts of a US credit default. Other stories include: The mob attack on the US Embassy in Syria, Outpouring after the Jaycee Dugard interview and the US Women's Soccer Squad's great win over Brazil.