World News Podcast - December 30th, 2013

Americans are seeing the coldest, most dangerous temperatures of the season as 2013 comes to a close. Back to back suicide bombings are raising new concerns about Olympic Security in Russia. New guidelines urge some former smokes to get screened for lung cancer every year, even if you stopped smoking years ago. And, ABC’s Linsey Davis with red light cameras, and why some critics say they are putting at drivers at risk for another type of crash. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - October 29th, 2013

International concern over the U.S. National Security Agency with new calls for a stop to spying on friends. Millions of Americans learning they may lose their current insurance coverage under the Affordable Care Act. Uniforms for Team USA to be made in America for the next Olympic games. And ABC's David Muir on the babies born during Hurricane Sandy, one year later. This and more on the World News podcast.

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World News Podcast - October 15th, 2013

An urgent warning from one of the top three ratings agencies in the world, with the default deadline approaching. Two dry ice explosions in plastic bottles at LAX has authorities in Los Angeles ramping up their investigation and hunt for clues. A new study shows yelling at your teenagers have sometimes have a devastating impact. Police are scrambling to clean up Rio De Janeiro ahead of the World Cup. And, ABC’s Martha Raddatz with the newest recipient of the Medal Of Honor. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - September 8, 2013

President Obama faces an uphill battle as he tries to sway those politicians who do not support a military strike in Syria. As tensions overseas rise, there is fear that oil prices could also go up and stocks could tumble. An amusement ride in Connecticut crashed, injuring 13 children. Extreme flooding has taken its toll on many parts of the nation. Prince Andrew was mistaken for an intruder by jittery Buckingham Palace guards. Tokyo won the rights to host the 2020 Summer Olympics, but will fear of nuclear radiation overshadow the competition? There’s a new breathing treatment that could help those who suffer from asthma. And, the NFL will try it’s best to prevent concussions this season by penalizing high hits. This and more on the World News podcast.

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World News Podcast - January 9th, 2013

The latest outbreak of the flu has driven one major American city to declare a public health emergency. The Baseball Hall of Fame has announced that no one will be inducted this year. New research by the CDC is showing an increase in binge drinking amongst women. And David Wright on the Olympic gold medalist who recently made a return at a high school swim meet. This and more in the World News Podcast.

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