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 - April 26th, 2014

Much of the nation’s midsection is experiencing severe weather this weekend, with storm systems expected to impact 23 states. One NBA owner will be in hot water if a recording making the rounds proves to be him making racist remarks. A community is in mourning in Connecticut, after a teenage girl was allegedly murdered by a classmate in the halls of their high school. The girl apparently rejected the boy’s prom invitation. And, ABC’s Terry Moran with the preparations in Rome for the canonization of Popes John XXIII and John Paul II. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - April 25th, 2014

Nearly half of the country is hunkering down for a severe weather outbreak of tornadoes, hail, and possible floods. ABC’s Steve Osunsuami has the details. We have a rare insight into the mind of the boy accused in the stabbing rampage that injured 20 fellow students and an adult in Pennsylvania. And, home shoppers are figuring out that the bidding war has picked up again as homeowners are finding out that the time to sell is now. ABC’s Business Correspondent Bianna Golodryga has advice for both. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - April 22nd, 2014

Tensions rise as talks continue between Russia and the Ukraine. And now, the U.S. sending a message to President Vladmir Putin of Russia to back off and stand down. The latest on the teenage boy who claims to have stowed away next to the wheel of a jumbo jet. The Supreme Court allowed the state of Michigan to ban affirmative action at colleges. ABC’s Chief Medical Editor has new details on children and eating disorders. And how the hotel industry is fighting back at AirBnB. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - April 17th, 2014

The search continues for missing passengers in a South Korean ferry accident, as investigators look into the ship’s captain and his actions during the incident. President Obama revealed a new agreement with Russia, Ukraine, and Europe. Big news for the Clintons after former first daughter Chelsea announces her pregnancy. And ABC’s Rebecca Jarvis on how you can travel for free. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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