World News Podcast - October 16th, 2013

Congress prepares to vote to end the government shutdown and avoid default. There are new details about the Spirit Airlines flight from Texas To Atlanta forced to turn back after passengers heard a terrifying sound. A new study suggests that if you can’t stop eating Oreos, there may be a reason why. The parents of one of the Florida girls charged in the suicide death of a classmate are speaking out for the first time. And, ABC's Amy Robach, with when that glass of wine to relax becomes a problem at home. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - October 14th, 2013

Talks continue in Congress over the government shutdown and the looming debt ceiling. What could a failure of raising the debt ceiling do to the global markets? A new tape out of Philadelphia is reigniting the debate over “stop and frisk” in the city’s police department. There are calls for a high-ranking official in the Catholic Church to step down over excessive spending. And, ABC’s Matt Gutman on the frightening scene in Florida when a woman got stuck on an open drawbridge. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 10th, 2013

President Obama will speak to the nation about chemical weapons in Syria. After a decade of unrelenting wildfires, America’s fleet of air tanker is actually shrinking. What those expiration dates on food really mean. We are learning more about George Zimmerman and his latest brush with police. Apple’s big unveiling of two new iPhone. And, ABC’s David Wright with the car salesman who inspired generations of TV pitchmen. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 9th, 2013

President Obama said he’s considering a plan from Russia that could avoid U.S. intervention in Syria. George Zimmerman, acquitted nearly 2 months ago in the murder of Trayvon Martin, has had a new run in with the law. Diana Nyad is preparing to respond skeptics of her historic swim from Cuba to Key West. And, ABC’s Gio Benitez with the giant alligators that are making swamps along the Mississippi River look more like a real-life Jurassic Park. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 3rd, 2013

A fiery debate about military action against Syria. Labor Day weekend brought dangerous downpours as millions made their way home. Diane Nyad is speaking out about the epic swim from Cuba to Key West. Dennis Rodman is back in North Korea on a new mission. Avoiding traps set by tow truck drivers to get your car and money. And, ABC’s Matt Gutman, with the treasure hunt of a lifetime for one family in Florida. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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