World News Podcast - January 11th, 2014

Emergency supplies arrive in West Virginia, but tens of thousands of people are still unable to use the water after a chemical spill. Major League Baseball reduces Alex Rodriguez’s suspension over charges he used performance-enhancing drugs, but will he play ball this year as he takes the case to federal court? Neiman Marcus now admits thieves stole its shoppers credit information during the holiday rush. A dozen states are on alert for severe weather and flooding. And, ABC’S Muhammad Lila with the successful test flight of Richard Branson’s “Space Ship Two.” This and more on the World News Podcast

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World News Podcast - December 24th, 2013

A deep freeze across much of the nation as icy conditions leave many in the dark this Christmas Eve. The second spacewalk is deemed a success as astronauts replaced a cooling system pump aboard the International Space Station. Agents learn more about the Target security breach that affected millions of customers. Pope Francis leads his first Christmas Eve mass. And ABC's David Muir on a revelation regarding an age-old question: Is Santa Claus real? This and more on the World News Podcast.

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World News Podcast - December 12th, 2013

One of six astronauts aboard the International Space Station may face the daunting task of a spacewalk as a malfunction on the craft persists. Federal regulators crack down on 52 bus companies, shutting them down for safety reasons. The South African sign language interpreter at Nelson Mandela's memorial speaks out, talking of mental health issues. And ABC's Dr. Richard Besser on the choice Americans make between bottled and tap water. This and more on the World News Podcast.

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