World News Podcast - March 6th, 2013

There are two weeks until spring, but you wouldn’t know it from West Virginia to Maine, where a powerful storm has parked itself over the region. In our nation’s capital, there is outrage coming from children after the White House canceled those famous tours after citing budget cuts. Venezuela is coming to terms with the man who ruled for a generation. A scary incident at one of the nation’s busiest airports has money wondering about a new danger in the sky. And, ABC’s John Donvan on how the Harlem Shake, has yet to run its course. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 4th, 2013

Just when many started to think winter was on the way out, 19 states from Montana to Virginia are bracing for a wintery blast. America has issued a blunt new warning to Iran about nuclear weapons. Construction crews have started to fill in that sinkhole in Florida, after some personal items were removed from the decimated home. As Washington gets back to work following $85 Billion in budget cuts, the new austerity doesn’t mean the government isn’t cutting back on everything. And, ABC’s David Muir on the return of Barbara Walters to “The View” after spending a month recovering from chicken pox and a concussion. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - March 1st, 2013

The biggest budget cut in decades has politicians in Washington playing the blame game. Former NBA star, Dennis Rodman, parties with a North Korean dictator. Does the eccentric basketball player know more about the secretive leader than the CIA? And gun violence in Chicago is finally on the decline, Alex Perez looks into the ways people are improving their communities. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - February 28th, 2013

For the first time in 600 years, the seat of Saint Peter is vacant, because a living pope has now returned to his quiet life. Now that Pope Benedict has resigned, there are questions if the new pope will represent the old European Church or emerge from the changing world. The most hidden and hostile country on the planet – North Korea – had a special visit from an unlikely U.S. Ambassador. And, ABC’s Cecilia Vega with the new research raising eyebrows about modern women and housework. This and more on the World News Podcast

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World News Podcast - February 27th, 2013

As Pope Benedict prepares to resign, the conversation in Rome is turning to the next pope, and the ancient selection ritual known as the conclave. For the first time in 7 years, deaths on the road are rising, by 5 percent last year. The topic of the sequester is a hot topic for the Attorney General of the United States, Eric Holder. And, ABC’s John Donvan with an Australian tycoon set on rebuilding an almost complete replica of the Titanic. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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