World News Podcast - February 23rd, 2014

After more than a decade on the run, Mexico's biggest drug cartel leader is back behind bars. Authorities now know what caused a deadly carbon monoxide leak in a restaurant that sent more than two dozen people to the hospital on New York's Long Island. For nearly two years, the daughter of Robert Kennedy has been fighting a charge of driving while impaired, but there’s word that Kerry Kennedy may now be ready to make a deal. And, ABC’s Clayton Sandell with the neighborhood watch program in space keeping tabs on the junk hurtling around Earth. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - February 22nd, 2014

Notorious drug kingpin Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman is captured in Mexico. Ukraine moves a step closer to a possible regime change with President Viktor Yanukovych on the move. There’s more bad weather for much of the nation as Americans face flooding and tornadoes. A new rule for the Pentagon says flags bought by the Department of Defense must be 100 percent made in America. And ABC’s Reena Ninan on an apparent case of road rage that left one elderly man injured in Las Vegas. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - February 21st, 2014

Ukraine's president signs a peace deal with opposition leaders to end violent clashes. Olympic viewers debate whether the gold medal winner in women's figure skating really deserved the victory. Millions of Americans are on alert after warnings of tornadoes and high risks of flooding following warmer temperatures. Arizona lawmakers pass a controversial bill allowing business owners to refuse customers based on their sexual orientation. And ABC's Neal Karlinsky on the happiest states in the U.S. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - February 20th, 2014

Violence escalates in Ukraine with the death toll rising to at least 70 in Kiev's Independence Square. Warmer temperatures threaten flooding in many areas but more winter weather is on its way. More Americans are turning to sleeping pills, with the number of people using the medication tripling in ten years. And ABC's Linsey Janis on man's best friend and a new study that shows just how similar dogs are to humans. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast

World News Podcast - February 19th, 2014

The Department of Homeland Security is warning airlines of a new potential threat. Protestors continue to clash with riot police in the streets of Ukraine’s capitol, so will America take action as Russia’s neighbor spiral deeper into chaos? Prosecutors are using the death of actor Philip Seymour Hoffman to go after drug dealers. And, ABC’s John Donvan with the artist unlocking the imaginations of children around the world using the simple toy bricks of childhood. This and more on the World News Podcast.

Download or stream this episode of the World News Podcast