"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 19, 2015

Attack in Tunisia: Survivors spend a harrowing night hiding in the museum. 

UVA Student Wrestled to Ground by Police: The incident sparking protest and debate on campus--and an investigation by the governor's office.

Greg Hardy Signed to Cowboys: Amid questions over a domestic violence scandal.

Millionaire Murder Suspect Robert Durst: More cold cases from around the country coming under investigation...

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 18, 2015

Starbucks Talking Race Relations... On Your Coffee Cup: And leaving some customers infuriated...

More College Frats Under Fire: Crackdowns continuing in states across the U.S.

Museum Attack in Tunisia: At least 20 dead and museums around the world on high alert. 

Mesa, Arizona Shooting: A town on lockdown for much of the day. Now at least one person dead and five injured, as authorities have arrested a suspect--still no clear motive in the case.

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 17, 2015

Congressman Aaron Schock resigns: After decorating his office in the style of "Downton Abbey," the Republican Congressman from Illinois steps down in the midst of an investigation by the Office of Congressional Ethics. 

Nude Facebook Photos: College students becoming targets for fraternities and college sports teams via Facebook and text. 

Retiring from the NFL: A top rookie, retiring at 24. He says he's concerned about traumatic brain injuries, and the game's just not worth the risk.

American Accused of Trying to Join ISIS: The former Air Force Mechanic's computer confiscated by authorities, who found videos he watched before they say he tried to join up with ISIS in Syria.

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 16, 2014

Confession on Tape: Robert Durst, the multi-millionaire real estate heir, has agreed to be taken to California on murder charges. 

Boston Bomb Shootout: It was a dramatic show and tell for jurors at the trial of Boston bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. 

Ferguson Shooting Suspect: The suspect involved in the shooting and injuring of two police officers in Ferguson, Missouri appeared in court while angered residents want the mayor to step down. 

March Madness: Millions of Americans are hard at work this week spending hours at the office, crunching numbers, doing paperwork, and hiding from the boss. It’s all part of the annual epidemic that is March Madness. 

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"World News Tonight With David Muir" Podcast - March 13, 2015

Ferguson: The search continues for the suspect in Ferguson who shot two police officers during protests. 

Oklahoma Fraternity: Two University of Oklahoma students have been expelled after a video surfaced showing fraternity brothers singing a racist chant. Now, the local chapter of that fraternity has hired a high-profile lawyer. 

Wrongful Death: General Motors has agreed to settle in a wrongful death suit of a young woman after reports of faulty ignition switches and allegations they led to deadly accidents. 

Blackhawk Crash: It was a solemn homecoming for the American heroes who lost their lives onboard the Blackhawk helicopter that crashed in thick fog off the Florida Panhandle. 

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