Season 2015

E1. Thursday, January 01, 2015

Jan 1, 2015 · 60m

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E2. Friday, January 02, 2015

Jan 2, 2015 · 60m

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E3. Monday, January 05, 2015

Jan 5, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/05 Headlines: Thousands Attend Funeral of NYPD Officer Wenjian Liu; NYPD Officers Turn Backs on Mayor de Blasio in Latest Act of Protest; NYC Protesters Stage "Die-in" outside Fox News; Death of Mentally Ill Black Woman in Cleveland Police Custody Ruled a Homicide; Israel Withholds Palestinian Revenues over ICC Court Bid; U.S. Drone Strike Reportedly Kills 9 in Pakistan; At Least 24 Killed in Shelling of Afghan Wedding; Egypt Court Orders Retrial of Imprisoned Al Jazeera Journalists; U.S. Expands North Korea Sanctions as Firm Challenges Hacking Claims; FBI Aiding Mexican Investigators with Search for Missing Students; Al-Qaeda Suspect Seized from Libya Dies Ahead of U.S. Trial; Jury Selection Begins in Boston Marathon Bombing Trial; Thousands of Undocumented Immigrants Apply for Driver's Licenses in California; Judge to Decide on Release of Grand Jury Docs in Garner Case; Former New York Gov. Mario Cuomo Dies at 82

E4. Tuesday, January 06, 2015

Jan 6, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/06 Headlines: Republicans to Push Keystone XL Pipeline as New Congress Convenes; Burundi: 100 Rebels Killed in Clashes with Military; Guatemala: Genocide Retrial of Former Dictator Ríos Montt Delayed; Germany: Tens of Thousands Oppose Anti-Muslim Rallies; Florida Becomes 36th State to Allow Same-Sex Marriage; James Risen Refuses to Discuss Source in Court Appearance; California Gov. Brown Inaugurated with Vow to Act on Climate Change; Oil Prices Dip to 6-Year Low amid Fracking Boom; 2 NYPD Officers Shot and Wounded; Drop in Arrests Continues; Judge Agrees to Consider Release of Eric Garner Grand Jury Records; Ferguson Grand Juror Sues for Right to Speak Out About Case; Undercover Probe Finds Mistreatment of Chickens Sent for Slaughter; Suicide of Transgender Teen Sparks Mass Call to Ban "Conversion Therapy"; CIA Inspector General to Resign for Private Sector Job

E5. Wednesday, January 07, 2015

Jan 7, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/07 Headlines: At Least 12 Killed in Gun Attack on French Magazine that Printed Muhammad Cartoons; White House Promises Veto of GOP-Backed Keystone XL Bill; Environmentalists: Obama Veto Threat on Keystone XL a Victory for Activism; Boehner Defeats Internal GOP Challenge to Remain House Speaker; McConnell Assumes Role of Senate Majority Leader; House GOP Accused of "Voodoo Economics" with Rule Change on Tax, Budget Bills; Fmr. Virginia Gov. McDonnell Sentenced to 2-Year Prison Term in Corruption Case; Gunman Kills Doctor, Takes Own Life at VA Clinic in Texas; FBI Probing Targeted Explosion at <span class="caps">NAACP Office in Colorado; New York Transit Authority Bans "Die-Ins" at Grand Central; Suicide Attack Kills Dozens in Yemeni Capital; Obama Pledges Support for Mexican Drug War in White House Meeting with Embattled Peña Nieto; Freed Cuban 5 Member, Wife Welcome Baby Girl Conceived During U.S. Imprisonment

E6. Thursday, January 08, 2015

Jan 8, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/08 Headlines: France Holds Day of Mourning Amid Manhunt for Charlie Hebdo Killers; Charlie Hebdo Suspects Known to Authorities for Militant Ties; Pentagon Opens 1st Probe of Civilian Deaths in ISIS War; U.S.-Led Coalition Drops Nearly 5,000 Bombs; U.N.: Palestinian Membership in International Criminal Court to Begin April 1; U.S. Rejects Palestinian Membership in ICC, Vows Review of Aid to Palestinian Authority; FBI Director: Sony Hackers Used North Korean Servers; Cuba Frees More Prisoners Ahead of U.S. Talks in Havana; Shell to Pay $84 Million in Compensation for 2008 Nigeria Oil Spills; FBI: <span class="caps">NAACP Bombing in Colorado Could Be Domestic Terrorism; Report: Corporate Media Ignores Bombing at NAACP Office in Colorado; 3 More Women Accuse of Bill Cosby of Drugging, Sexual Assault

E7. Friday, January 09, 2015

Jan 9, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/09 Headlines: France: Hostages Taken in 2 Standoffs; "Je Suis Ahmed" Hashtag Honors Slain Muslim Officer in Paris; Nigeria: Hundreds Feared Dead After Boko Haram Attack; Sri Lanka Elects New President in Surprise Upset; Mexico: 13 Police Held over Journalist's Disappearance; Saudi Arabia: Blogger Publicly Flogged for Insulting Islam; Honda Fined Record $70 Million for Failing to Report Crashes; Obama Announces Plan for 2 Years of Free Community College; Pentagon to Consolidate Forces in Europe, Keep Levels the Same; Sen. Bernie Sanders on Keystone XL: "Congress Turning Its Back on Science"; Sen. Barbara Boxer to Retire in 2016; Democratic Lawmakers Oppose Obama's Push to Fast-Track Trade Deals; Ohio to Delay Execution, Drop 2-Drug Cocktail; Extended Tamir Rice Shooting Video Shows Police Failed to Provide Medical Aid, Tackled Sister; Environmentalist Freed from Prison After 9 Years; Gov't Admits Withholding Documents; After 2-Year Wait, White House Responds to Petition to Fire Prosecutor in Aaron Swartz Case

E8. Monday, January 12, 2015

Jan 12, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/12 Headlines: Over 3.7 Million Rally in French Response to Charlie Hebdo Massacre; Charlie Hebdo, Supermarket Gunmen Claim Militant Ties as al-Qaeda Takes Credit; Dozens of Syrian Civilians Reportedly Killed in U.S.-Led Strike; Islamic State Fighters Kill Kurdish Forces in Surprise Attack; Up to 2,000 Killed in "Deadliest" Massacre by Boko Haram in Nigeria; Cuba Frees All 53 Prisoners Agreed to Under Deal with U.S.; Haitian President Agrees to New Elections as Nation Marks Earthquake's 5th Anniversary; Nebraska Supreme Court Allows Keystone XL Route as GOP Pushes New Vote; Study Details Fossil Fuels that Must Be Left Untouched to Avoid Devastating Global Warming; Series of Earthquakes in Texas Raises Potential Link to Fracking; 2 Arrested Outside Cheney's Home in Protests Marking 13th Anniversary of Guantánamo; FBI, Justice Dept. Seek Charges Against Ex-<span class="caps">CIA Director Petraeus; NYC to Pay $1.7 Million to Wrongfully Convicted Half-Brothers; Winners Address Political Issues at Annual Golden Globe Awards

E9. Tuesday, January 13, 2015

Jan 13, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/13 Headlines: France Deploys 10,000 Troops to Guard Sites After Attacks; White House Admits Top Official Should Have Joined Paris March; Record 25,000 Join Anti-Islam Rally in Germany; 100,000 Join Counter-Protests; Nigeria: Gov't Claims 150, Not 2,000, Killed by Boko Haram; U.S. Drops Bid to Force Journalist James Risen to Testify; U.S. Central Command's Social Media Hacked by Apparent ISIS Sympathizers; New Mexico: 2 Police Face Murder Charges for Shooting of Homeless Man; Report: NYPD Use of Banned Chokeholds Goes Unpunished; Senate Advances Bill to Approve Keystone XL Pipeline; Romney Takes Steps Toward 2016 Presidential Bid; Ryan Drops Out; Treasury Nominee Withdraws After Warren-Led Opposition over Wall Street Ties; Judge Strikes Down South Dakota Same-Sex Marriage Ban

E10. Wednesday, January 14, 2015

Jan 14, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/14 Headlines: Victims of Paris Attacks Laid to Rest in France, Israel; French Parliament Extends ISIS Bombing Campaign with 488-to-1 Vote; AQAP Claims Responsibility for Charlie Hebdo Massacre; New Video Shows Charlie Hebdo Gunmen Firing on Police; Charlie Hebdo Publishes 1st Issue Since Attack with Prophet Muhammad on Cover; North Korea Offers Direct Talks After U.S. Rejects Suspension of Military Drills; Obama Sees Common Ground with GOP on Cybersecurity, Trade; New Cybersecurity Rules Would Increase Information Sharing Between Companies, Gov't; Obama Admin to Unveil Proposed Methane Emission Cuts; Protesters Rally Across U.S. Against GOP Push on Keystone XL; Georgia Executes Vietnam Vet; Oklahoma to Attempt 1st Lethal Injection Since Botched Killing; NYC Board of Correction Bans Solitary for Young Prisoners at Rikers; Video Shows Montana Cop Weeping After Fatal Shooting; Civil Rights Groups Challenge Rejection of Lawsuit Against NYPD's Muslim Surveillance; Ohio Bartender Accused of Plot to Kill House Speaker Boehner; Jeremy Scahill to CNN: Network "Terrorism Experts" are "Largely Frauds"

E11. Thursday, January 15, 2015

Jan 15, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/15 Headlines: Satellite Imagery Details "Catastrophic Destruction" of Boko Haram Massacre in Nigeria; Belgium Arms Dealer Admits to Selling Weapons to Paris Gunmen; Accomplice Reportedly ID'ed; Charlie Hebdo Prints 5 Million Copies of 1st Issue Since Massacre; Islamic State Kills Dozens in Strikes Across Iraq; U.N. Appeals for Syria Aid as Refugee Plight Worsens; U.S. Transfers 5 Guantánamo Bay Prisoners to Oman, Estonia; Ohio Man Arrested for Alleged ISIS-Inspired Attack Plot on U.S. Capitol; Mayor Charged for Student Disappearances in Mexico; Families Launch Community Search Teams; GOP-Controlled House Votes to Repeal Obama Admin Immigration Protections

E12. Friday, January 16, 2015

Jan 16, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/16 Headlines: Police Arrest Dozens in Raids in France, Germany &amp; Belgium; France to Give Citizenship to Malian Hero in Paris Supermarket Attack; Germany Police Probe Death of Eritrean Asylum Seeker; "My Body is on Fire": The Last Words of Oklahoma Man Executed Thursday; At Sterling Trial, Condoleezza Rice Admits Pushing NYT to Kill Article on Iran; Saudi Postpones Flogging of Raif Badawi; U.N. Urges Israel to Unlock $127 Million in Taxes Owed to Palestinians; Iran Indicts Jailed Washington Post Reporter Jason Rezaian; U.S. Announces Sweeping New Cuban Trade &amp; Travel Rules; Study on World's Oceans Warns We May Be on a Precipice of a Major Extinction Event; Parents of Accused U.S. Capitol Bomb Plotter Say Son was Entrapped by FBI; 29 Arrested Near Boston for Blocking Highway Traffic; Dozens March in #DCFerguson Protest; #OscarsSoWhite Trends After No Actors of Color Nominated for Academy Awards; U.S. Ambassador Robert White Dies, Criticized Salvadoran Death Squads

E14. Tuesday, January 20, 2015

Jan 20, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/20 Headlines: ISIS Threatens to Execute 2 Japanese Hostages; Germany: Anti-Racist Protesters Outnumber Anti-Islam Party Again; Chechnya: Hundreds of Thousands Rally Against Prophet Muhammad Cartoons; Fox News Apologizes 4 Times for False Facts on Muslims in Europe; Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal Continues to Claim Muslim "No-Go Zones" Exist; Floods Displace 200,000 in Malawi; NASA Confirms 2014 Hottest on Record; Central African Republic: U.N. Peacekeeper, 2 Aid Workers Kidnapped; Report: NSA Hack Led U.S. to Blame North Korea for Sony Breach; Snowden Docs Reveal U.S.-Led "Digital Arms Race"; Report: GCHQ Collected Emails of Journalists at Major Outlets; Switzerland: Whistleblower Found Guilty of Giving Offshore Banking Docs to WikiLeaks; Israeli Airstrike Kills 6 Hezbollah Fighters, Iranian General; ICC Begins Inquiry into Possible Israeli-Palestinian War Crimes; Argentina: Prosecutor Who Accused President of Iran Cover-Up Found Dead; U.S. Supreme Court to Consider Marriage Equality; Holder Issues New Rules on Civil Asset Forfeiture; Montana: 50,000 Gallons of Oil Spill into Yellowstone River; Oxfam: World's Richest 80 People Own as Much as the Bottom Half; NYC to Pay $75,000 to Man Placed in Police Chokehold; Protesters Honor King, Reclaim His Legacy in Wave of Actions Across the U.S.

E15. Wednesday, January 21, 2015

Jan 21, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/21 Headlines: Obama Outlines Policy Agenda in State of the Union Address; Words "Lesbian," "Bisexual" and "Transgender" Appear in State of the Union for 1st Time; Yemen: Houthi Rebels Take Palace, Stand Guard Outside President's Home; Congo: At Least 15 Killed in Crackdown on Protests; Cuba, U.S. Diplomats Meet for Historic Talks; Tests Fail to Identify Charred Remains in Search for Mexican Students; Bahrain: Human Rights Activist Nabeel Rajab Sentenced to 6 Months; Montana: Cancer-Causing Chemical Found in Water After Oil Spill; Obama Vows to Veto 20-Week Abortion Ban; Report: Police in U.S. Using Radars That Can See Through Walls; France Unveils Sweeping New Counterterrorism Plan; French Comedian Faces Up to 7 Years in Prison for Facebook Post; Mayor of Paris Suburb Backs Down on Bid to Ban Oscar-Nominated Film "Timbuktu" over Terrorism Fears

E16. Thursday, January 22, 2015

Jan 22, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/22 Headlines: Ferguson Officer Darren Wilson Will Avoid Civil Rights Charges; Video: New Jersey Police Fatally Shot Man Who Had His Hands Up; Donetsk Bus Blast Kills 13 as Ukrainian Forces Retreat from Airport; Yemen: Houthi Rebels Remain at President's Home After Reported Deal; Germany: Pegida Leader Resigns After Photo Shows Him Posing as Hitler; Files from Late Prosecutor's Probe Show Argentina Offered to Shield Iran in Bid for Oil; In Breach of Protocol, Boehner Invites Netanyahu to Speak on Iran; Protesters Interrupt Supreme Court on Citizens United Anniversary; Republicans Drop Vote on 20-Week Abortion Ban After GOP Women Dissent; Half of Senate Refuses to Formally Acknowledge Man-Made Climate Change; North Dakota: Pipeline Leaks 3 Million Gallons of Brine from Oil Drilling; New Senate Intel Committee Chair Seeks Return of CIA Torture Report; Guantánamo Naval Commander Fired After Suspicious Death of His Wife's Alleged Lover; New York State Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver Arrested for Corruption

E17. Friday, January 23, 2015

Jan 23, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/23 Headlines: Yemen in Crisis as Houthi Rebellion Leads President, Cabinet to Resign En Masse; Prince Salman Assumes Saudi Throne Following Death of King Abdullah; U.S., Cuba Conclude Opening Round of Talks in Havana; White House: Obama Won't Meet with Netanyahu on U.S. Trip; Journalist, Activist Barrett Brown Sentenced to 5-Year Prison Term; New York Assembly Speaker Accused of Using Law Firm to Take in Bribes

E18. Monday, January 26, 2015

Jan 26, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/26 Headlines: Anti-Austerity Syriza Party Sweeps to Power in Greece; Greek Voter: Syriza is the "Only Alternative for My Generation"; Sen. Sanders: Syriza Election Shows People Will No Longer Accept Austerity as Rich Get Richer; 17 Killed in Egypt on Anniversary of Tahrir Square Uprising; Two of Hosni Mubarak's Sons Released from Prison; In New Deal, India to Shield U.S. Nuclear Firms in Case of Catastrophe; Obama to Head to Saudi Arabia to Meet New King; Thousands Protest in Yemen Against Houthi Rebels; U.S. Carries Out First Drone Strike in Yemen in 2015; Video Purports to Show Beheading of Japanese Hostage Held by Islamic State; U.S. Orders 100 Troops to the Middle East to Train Syrian Opposition Figures; Ukraine Death Toll Tops 5,000 as Fighting Intensifies; Obama Proposes Plan to Protect Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge from Drilling; Google Admits Handing Over Private WikiLeaks Emails to U.S. Government; Dozens of Filipino Police Commandos Killed by Moro Islamic Liberation Front; Surge in Anti-Muslim Threats Linked to Clint Eastwood's "American Sniper" Film; Report: Abusive Trading Practices Cost Workers $17 Billion a Year; "Koch Primary" Hosts Senators Marco Rubio, Rand Paul and Ted Cruz; Climate Change, Nuclear Arms Race Moves Doomsday Clock Closer to Midnight; Northeast Prepares for "Historic" Blizzard

E19. Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Jan 27, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/27 Headlines: Syriza Leader Alexis Tsipras Sworn In as Greek Prime Minister; New Greek Finance Minister Vows to Destroy Greek Oligarchy; Greece Considers Seeking Reparations from Germany over Nazi Crimes; States of Emergency Declared in Northeastern U.S. States Due to Heavy Winter Storm; Nine Ukrainian Soldiers Die; Putin Criticizes Ukraine's Ties to NATO; Obama, Kerry, Brennan Head Delegation to Meet New Saudi King; U.S. Drone Kills 12-Year-Old Yemeni Boy; Shiite Militias Accused of Executing 70 Unarmed Civilians; Eight Die in Attack on Libyan Hotel; DEA Builds National Database to Track Vehicles; CIA Officer Jeffrey Sterling Convicted for Leaking Information; Report: Koch Brothers-Linked Groups to Spend $900 Million on 2016 Race; Argentine President to Disband Nation's Intelligence Agency; Fidel Castro Lends Support to U.S. Talks; Thousands Protest in Mexico over Disappearance of Students; Costa Rican Judge Acquits Men for Killing Sea Turtle Conservationist; Obama to Open Atlantic Coast to Offshore Oil Drilling; 125 People Exonerated in 2014; Police Shoot Teenage Girl Dead in Denver

E20. Wednesday, January 28, 2015

Jan 28, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/28 Headlines: Jordan Agrees to Prisoner Swap with the Islamic State; Israel-Hezbollah Exchange Fire Along Lebanon Border; U.S. to Give $2 Billion to Ukraine as Fears Grow of Full-On War; New Greek Government Begins Rolling Back International Bailout; Obama Defends Decision Not to Focus on Saudi Arabia's Human Rights Record; Mexico Says 43 Missing Students Were Killed by Drug Cartel; Confirmation Hearings Open for Attorney General Nominee Loretta Lynch; Georgia Executes Warren Hill, Intellectually Disabled Prisoner; Employee of National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Tied to White House Drone; Florida Domestic Abuse Survivor Marissa Alexander Freed After Three Years in Prison; Justice Department to Pay $25,000 to Student Detained for Arabic Flashcards; Winter Storm Drops Record-Breaking Amount of Snow in Massachusetts; Protesters Interrupt U.S. Trade Rep at TPP Hearing

E21. Thursday, January 29, 2015

Jan 29, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/29 Headlines: Gorbachev: Ukraine Crisis Could Turn into All-Out War; Two Israeli Soldiers, U.N. Peacekeeper Killed in Hezbollah-Israel Clashes; U.N. Condemns Israeli Killing of Spanish Peacekeeper in Lebanon; State Department Questioned over Israeli Occupation of Shebaa Farms; Greek Government Rehires 600 Cleaning Staff Laid Off Due to Austerity; Attorney General Nominee: NSA Surveillance is "Constitutional and Effective"; Republican Senators Question Loretta Lynch on Immigration Policy; Supreme Court Stays 3 Oklahoma Executions to Conduct Review of Lethal Injection; Study: Foreign Intervention in Civil War 100x More Likely in Oil-Rich Nations; Snowden Documents Expose Canadian Effort to Monitor Millions of Internet Users; 16 Million Children in the U.S. Now Live in Families on Food Stamps; Raúl Castro: U.S. Must Return Guantánamo Before Normalization of Relations; Chilean Intelligence Officers Sentenced for Killing Americans After '73 Coup; Australian Inquiry Confirms Police Shot Dead Hostage in Cafe Siege; St. Louis Meeting over Police Accountability Breaks Out into Brawl; Detroit Officer Who Shot 7-Year-Old Dead in House Raid is Cleared of Charges; South Carolina Court Clears "Friendship Nine" for 1961 Lunch Counter Protest

E22. Friday, January 30, 2015

Jan 30, 2015 · 60m

2015/01/30 Headlines: U.S. Rejects Giving Guantánamo Back to Cuba; Bipartisan Senators Introduce Bill to Open Travel to Cuba; 35 Die in Bombing of Shiite Mosque in Pakistan; Three U.S. Contractors Killed in Afghanistan as U.S. Moves to Classify War Data; Egyptian Wing of Islamic State Claims Credit for Killing 27 in North Sinai; Apartheid Death Squad Leader "Prime Evil" Granted Parole in South Africa; Republican-Led Senate Approves Keystone XL Pipeline; Girlfriend of Akai Gurley to File $50 Million Lawsuit Against NYPD; Dismissed Professor Steven Salaita Sues University of Illinois; San Francisco Public Defender Arrested Inside Courthouse; CodePink Activists Attempt Citizen's Arrest on Henry Kissinger

E23. Monday, February 02, 2015

Feb 2, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/02 Headlines: U.S. Mulls Arming Ukraine Against Russian-Backed Separatists as Truce Talks Collapse; ISIS Kills 2nd Japanese Hostage; Jordan Seeks Release of Captured Pilot; Iraq Suffers Deadliest Month Since 2008; Boko Haram Hits Major City in Northern Nigeria; African Leaders Approve 7,500-Strong Force; Al Jazeera Journalist Peter Greste Deported from Egypt After 400 Days in Prison; Colleagues Still Jailed; Egyptian Court Confirms Mass Death Sentences of Muslim Brotherhood Supporters; CIA, Mossad Carried Out 2008 Car Bombing of Hezbollah Figure in Damascus; U.S.-Israeli Assassination of Hezbollah Commander Raises Concerns of Legality and Potential Reprisals; Israel OKs New Settlement Construction as Obama-Netanyahu Tensions Peak; Thousands Join Renewed Pro-Democracy Protest in Hong Kong; Houthi Rebels Set 3-Day Deadline to Seize Control of Yemeni Gov't; Guatemala Marks 35th Anniversary of Spanish Embassy Massacre Following Verdict; Dozens Rally Outside White House Against Nuclear Weapons Upgrade; Family of Slain Black Teen Ramarley Graham Agrees to $3.9 Million Settlement with NYC

E24. Tuesday, February 03, 2015

Feb 3, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/03 Headlines: Obama Budget Boosts Military Spending, Taxes on Wealthy; U.S. Reports 27 Airstrikes in Iraq, Syria; Yemen: 3rd U.S. Drone Strike in a Week Kills 4; Greek Official Seeks to Calm European Fears over Syriza Win; Greek Minister Vows to Block U.S.-EU Free Trade Deal; Syriza Victory Fuels Surge of Podemos Party in Spain; Croatia Cancels Debts of 60,000 Poorest Residents; Anti-Islam Pegida Movement Outnumbered at 1st Rally in Austria; U.S. Oil Workers Launch Broadest Strike Since 1980; Workers at NYC Legal Nonprofit Strike over Pay, Family Leave; Freed Al Jazeera Journalist Peter Greste Speaks After Release; Mohamed Fahmy Release "Imminent"; Parents of Missing Mexican Students Take Fight to U.N.; Report: Mexican Authorities Tortured Local Police to Confess to Role in Students' Disappearance; U.S. Expands Sanctions on Venezuelan Officials; 51 Deaths from General Motors Defect Found Eligible for Compensation; FCC Chair to Issue Landmark Proposal to Preserve Open Internet; Family of Jessie Hernández, Teenage Girl Killed by Denver Police, Calls for Federal Probe

E25. Wednesday, February 04, 2015

Feb 4, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/04 Headlines: ISIS Burns Jordanian Fighter Pilot Alive; Jordan Executes 2 Prisoners After Burning of Pilot by ISIS; Imprisoned Operative Says Saudi Royals Backed al-Qaeda; Somalia: U.S. Drone Strike Targets Al-Shabab Leader; Ukraine: Heavy Shelling Kills at Least 5, Damages Hospital; Draft of Arrest Request for Argentine President Found in Late Prosecutor's Home; Pope Francis Declares Slain Archbishop Óscar Romero a Martyr in Step Toward Sainthood; CIA Whistleblower John Kiriakou Released from Prison; Obama Admin Touts Surveillance Tweaks, Leaves Bulk Spying Intact; EPA Warns Keystone XL Pipeline Would Fuel Climate Change; Congress Unanimously OKs Bill to Address Veteran Suicides; New York City Police Officer Indicted for Stomping on Restrained Man's Head; Alabama Poised to Become 37th State to Allow Same-Sex Marriage; Harper Lee, Author of "To Kill a Mockingbird," to Publish 2nd Novel

E26. Thursday, February 05, 2015

Feb 5, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/05 Headlines: FCC Proposes Historic Open Internet Protections; Cameroon: Boko Haram Massacres 100; Ebola Drug Shows Promise as Weekly Death Toll Rises in West Africa; Kerry, European Leaders in Ukraine as U.S. Mulls Sending Arms; Obama's Pick for Defense Secretary Backs Arming Ukraine; U.S. Diplomat: Return of Guantánamo Off the Table in Cuba Talks; Pentagon Given Deadline in Case over Withholding of Torture Photos; Palestinian Scholar Sami Al-Arian Deported After Controversial Prosecution; NBC's Brian Williams Apologizes for False Story on Helicopter Attack; Health Insurance Firm Anthem Reports Massive Data Breach; Indiana Woman Faces Up to 70 Years in Prison for What She Says Was a Miscarriage; Utah GOP Lawmaker Apologizes for Questioning If Sex with Unconscious Spouse is Rape; Report: College Completion Gap Between Rich and Poor Doubles

E27. Friday, February 06, 2015

Feb 6, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/06 Headlines: German, French Leaders Visit Kiev &amp; Moscow in Push to Revive Ceasefire; Ukraine Demands Return to September Truce Terms; Top Officer Accused of Russia Spying; Kerry: U.S. Nears Decision on Arming Ukraine Against Russian "Aggression"; White House Admits Concerns Arming Ukraine Could "Expand Bloodshed"; Kremlin: U.S. Military Aid to Ukraine Would Threaten Russian Security; NATO Ministers OK Largest Collective Defensive Reinforcement Since End of Cold War; Jordan Expands Anti-ISIS Strikes to Iraq After Pilot's Killing; Scores Killed Around Damascus in Gov't, Rebel Attacks; Greece, Germany Spar over Austerity as Syriza Gov't Ends Europe Tour; Thousands Rally in Athens as Greek Prime Minister Vows to Reject Austerity "Orders"; IMF Grants $100 Million in Debt Relief to Ebola-Stricken Countries; Obama Admin: Guantánamo Recidivism Has Declined; GOP Senator: More Prisoners Should Be Sent to "Rot in Guantánamo Bay"; 2 Dead in Murder-Suicide at University of South Carolina; 3 Democratic Lawmakers to Skip Netanyahu Speech; Pope Francis to Become 1st Pontiff to Address Joint Congressional Session

E28. Monday, February 09, 2015

Feb 9, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/09 Headlines: Islamic State Claims U.S. Aid Worker Kayla Mueller Killed in Jordanian Strike; Report: Kayla Mueller's Parents Opposed U.S. Rescue Mission over Risk; Ukraine, Russian Leaders to Hold Talks in "One of Last Chances" to Avoid Wider War; Putin: U.S. Hegemony at Root of Ukraine Crisis; German Leader to Meet Obama as U.S. Weighs Military Aid to Ukraine; Yemen Talks Resume; U.N. Calls for Restoration of President Hadi; Egypt Suspends Soccer Matches After Clashes Leave 40 Dead; Nigeria Postpones Upcoming Presidential Vote, Citing Security Fears; Report: HSBC Help Clients Hide over $100 Billion in Accounts; 5 Killed, Including 2 Children, in Georgia Shooting; Alabama Chief Justice Orders Judges to Reject Same-Sex Marriages; Thousands Urge Fracking Ban in California Protest; Brian Williams of NBC News Takes Temporary Leave as False Claims Probed; Lawsuits Accuse St. Louis Suburbs of Targeting Blacks with Arrests &amp; Fines; Performers Invoke "Black Lives Matter" Movement at Annual Grammy Awards

E29. Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Feb 10, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/10 Headlines: Obama Undecided on Sending Arms to Ukraine; Assad Says Syria Receiving Info on U.S.-Led Strikes; Boko Haram Attacks Towns in Niger, Cameroon; NATO Drone Strike Kills 8, Including <span class="caps">ISIS Suspect; 29 Migrants Die of Hypothermia After Rescue by Italy; Egypt to Retry 2 Jailed Al Jazeera Journalists; Same-Sex Marriages Begin in Parts of Alabama; U.S. Oil Strike Expands to 2 More Refineries; British Court: U.S.-U.K. Spy Program was Illegal; Argentine Experts Cast Doubt on Mexico's Claims About Missing Students; Mexico: Activist Who Protested Students' Disappearance Found Murdered; East Timor Gets New Prime Minister; Boston Transit Shuts Down amid Record Snowfall; U.S. Pledges $3.2 Million to Help Monarch Butterfly; North Carolina: Police Kill Elderly Black Man During Welfare Check; Guantánamo Hearing Halted After Prisoners Recognize Interpreter from CIA Black Site; CodePink Delegation Arrives in Cuba

E30. Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Feb 11, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/11 Headlines: Obama to Seek Expansive War Powers Measure for Anti-ISIS Campaign; Report: U.S. Mulls New Delay of Afghan Drawdown; Family Confirms Death of U.S. Aid Worker Kayla Mueller in Syria; Obama Urges Putin to Accept Ukraine Peace Deal as Violence Peaks; U.S. Closes Yemen Embassy &amp; Removes Staff Amid Political Upheaval; Suspect Charged for Fatal Shooting of 3 Muslim Students in North Carolina; Grand Jury Indicts NYPD Officer for Killing of Akai Gurley; NBC News Suspends Brian Williams for 6 Months over False Iraq Claim; Jon Stewart to Step Down as "Daily Show" Host

E31. Thursday, February 12, 2015

Feb 12, 2015 · 60m

2015/02/12 Headlines: Ukraine, Russia Agree on Ceasefire as Fighting Rages; IMF Unveils Loan Package; Obama Sends Sweeping ISIS War Authorization Measure to Congress; Thousands Remember NC Shooting Victims; Father Says Killings an Anti-Muslim "Hate Crime"; Greece, Creditors Fail to Reach Deal in 1st Round of Bailout Talks; Thousands Rally in Athens to Back Syriza Rejection of Austerity; 2 Al Jazeera Journalists Freed on Bail in Egypt; U.N.: Over 300 Migrants Die at Sea Fleeing Libya; U.N.: Libya in "Worst Political Crisis &amp; Escalation of Violence" Since Gaddafi's Ouster; GOP-Backed Congress Clears Keystone XL Measure; Obama to Veto; FBI Contacting Anti-Keystone XL Activists over Shipment Blockades; Akai Gurley's Family Demands Conviction as NYPD Officer Arraigned for Fatal Shooting; 3 Sentenced to Prison for 2011 Mississippi Hate Crime Murder of Black Auto Worker; Illinois Gov. Targets Public Sector Unions with Exec Order on Fees; Activists Protest Tenant Practices of Private Equity Giant Blackstone Group; CBS News Correspondent Killed in New York City Car Crash