World News Podcast - May 2nd, 2014

Minnesota police say they’ve thwarted a planned massacre by a high school student prepared to end the bloodbath with a suicide. Nearly 300-thousand new jobs were added in April, the best month-over-month growth in two years. The busiest mass transit system in America ground to a halt Friday afternoon, after a subway train derailed in New York City. Violence continues to escalate in Eastern Ukraine. And, ABC’s Diane Sawyer with the famous funnyman Louis C.K., who is serious about speaking his mind. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 23rd, 2014

Rescue efforts continue in Washington state following a massive mudslide. At least six homes were destroyed, killing at least three people. Efforts are underway in Texas to control the damage after two ships collided, spilling thousands of gallons of thick, sticky oil into a busy waterway. President Obama is headed to Europe for meetings that will include how to contain Russia’s move into Ukraine. And, ABC’s Linzie Janis with why this brutal winter is going to have you paying more at the grocery store. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - December 31st, 2013

Parts of the country are frozen solid, with some states facing temperatures 30 degrees below normal. The crowds have gathered in Times Square to ring in 2014. A small North Dakota town narrowly escaped tragedy, after a mile long freight train hauling oil jumped the tracks and exploded in a massive fireball. A massive crackdown is underway in Russia in response to two deadly terror attacks just sic weeks before the Winter Olympics. And, ABC’s Rebecca Jarvis with the best year in almost two decades for the markets. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 6th, 2013

After leaving the G-20 Summit in Russia, President Obama is facing a new battle to convince Americans to stand with him on a US military strike against Syria. A big arrest in Colorado of a family of bank robbers. New tapes reveal what Ariel Castro told investigators hours after his arrest. A remarkable video confession from a drunk driver who killed a father in a late night crash. And, ABC’s David Muir with a celebrity chef who wants to use Instagram photos to help the hungry. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - July 11th, 2013

Closing arguments are underway in the George Zimmerman murder trial. American homeowners are keeping their eyes on mortgage rates. New details about the crash of Asiana Airlines Flight 214. How to survive mudslides in your car. Six women from Greenpeace climbed one of the tallest buildings in Europe to get their message heard. And, ABC’s Steve Osunsami with a special group of detectives working independently to find missing children across America. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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