World News Podcast - April 11th, 2014

A tragic bus crash claimed the lives of several students on their way to a college tour. The last minute tax crunch approaches, but can millions of Americans with questions about their returns get answers from the IRS? The prosecution grills former Olympian Oscar Pistorius as his murder trial continues. The search area is shrinking as officials resume the hunt for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane. And ABC’s David Muir on one woman’s comeback a year after the Boston Marathon bombings. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - April 5th, 2014

Investigators are looking into another possible lead in the search for the missing Malaysia Airlines plane after a report of a Chinese ship picking up underwater pulse signals. Families are reunited with survivors of the Fort Hood shooting. Men and women in Afghanistan line up for a historic vote with a massive turnout. Atlanta’s archbishop puts his million-dollar mansion on the market after criticisms of his lavish lifestyle. The recall of millions of cars and trucks raise concerns over models on used car lots. And ABC’s Linzie Janis on a hit-and-run on the ski slopes. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 27, 2014

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie is speaking out after the infamous Bridgegate scandal that put his political career in jeopardy and now a new report exonerates him. ABC's World News Anchor Diane Sawyer spoke with the governor in an exclusive interview. Dangerous weather has hampered the search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight 370 just as new satellite imagesof possible debris may provide clues to teh weheabouts of the missing jetliner. For the first time, President Obama and Pope Francis met and ABC's Chief White House Correspondent Jonathan Karl has the inside scoop. This and more on the World News Podcast. 

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World News Podcast - March 22, 2014

Our team coverage continues over the missing Malaysia Airlines plane. China's release of new satellite images gave new hope to search and rescue teams looking for the missing flight. And Russian troops moved in quickly to take control of military bases in Crimea and ABC's Alex Marquardt was at the center of it all. A new study has found that women would call 9-11 if they knew they were having a stroke, but doctors say most of the time, they won't recognize the symptoms. This and more on the World News podcast. 

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World News Podcast - March 21, 2014

The search continues for the missing Malaysia airlines flight 370 with several countries joining forces and exploring what is being called the most inaccessible place on earth. And it's tax season but it's also the season of the single, largest tax scam in history. Tens of thousands of Americans have been contacted by people claiming to be with the IRS, demanding money and making threats. And a surprising new claim being made by doctors - the sunscreen available in the United States is not as good at protecting from the sun's rays as the sunscreen sold overseas is. This and more on the World News Podcast. 

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