Season 2014

E1. Wednesday, January 01, 2014

Jan 1, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/01 Headlines:$

E2. Thursday, January 02, 2014

Jan 2, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/02 Headlines: South Sudan Peace Talks Begin Amidst Continued Violence; U.N.: Both Sides of South Sudan Conflict Committing "Terrible Violence"; Hotel Bombing Kills 11 in Somalia; Militants Control Provincial Capitals in Growing Iraq Violence; Al Jazeera Seeks Release of 3 Detained Journalists in Egypt; Israel to Announce New Settlements After Kerry Visit; Explosion Kills Palestinian Ambassador to Czech Republic; Millions Receive Coverage as Obamacare Plans Take Effect; De Blasio Takes Aim at NYC's Ineqality in Inaugural Address; Civil Rights Attorney Lynne Stewart Free After Compassionate Release; Colorado Retailers Begin Legal Marijuana Sales; Judge Strikes Down Welfare Drug Tests in Florida; Federal Judge Upholds Unfettered Electronics Searches at U.S. Border; Catholic Groups Win Obamacare Exemption on Contraception Coverage; NYT Editors Back Clemency for Edward Snowden

E3. Friday, January 03, 2014

Jan 3, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/03 Headlines: Sunni Militants Lay Siege to Key Cities in Iraq; U.N. Warns Global Crises Testing Limits of Humanitarian System; South Sudan Peace Talks Begin; Rebels Forcibly Recruit Civilians; Bomb Blast Kills 5 South of Beirut; U.S. Senators Pressure Afghan President on Troop Deal, Prisoner Release; Cambodia: Police Open Fire on Striking Garment Workers; Former Rwandan Spy Chief Murdered in South Africa; U.S. Transfers Last 3 Uighur Prisoners from Guantánamo; Snowstorm Blasts Eastern U.S.; Israeli Politicians Mark New West Bank Settlements as Kerry Arrives for Talks; Hundreds Protest After Teenage Rape Victim Burned to Death in India; Catholic Official Released from Prison After Appeal in Sex-Abuse Case; California Court Lets Undocumented Man Become Lawyer; Bratton Sworn In as New York City Police Commissioner; Report: World's Top 300 Wealthiest People Got Richer Last Year

E4. Monday, January 06, 2014

Jan 6, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/06 Headlines: Iraq Loses Control of Fallujah, Key Site in U.S. War; Syria Rebels Battle Al-Qaeda-Linked Fighters; Afghanistan: Violence Against Women Hits Record High; "Polar Vortex" Brings Life-Threatening Cold to U.S.; Australia Suffers Hottest Year on Record; 30,000 African Migrants Protest Detention Law in Israel; Kerry: Saudi King Voices "Enthusiastic Support" for Peace Talks; Egypt Court Sentences 12 Activists to Suspended Jail Terms; Boeing Workers Accepts Major Concessions to Keep 777x in Washington; NSA Declines to Specify Whether It's Spying on Congress; Report: Oil in ND Train Explosion Contained High Levels of Flammable Chemicals; AP: States Confirm Oil, Gas Drilling Contaminates Well-Water; USDA Proposes Lifting Restrictions on <span class="caps">GMO Corn, Soybean Seeds; Appeals Court Considers Texas Rule That Shuttered Abortion Clinics

E5. Tuesday, January 07, 2014

Jan 7, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/07 Headlines: Peace Activists Admit to Role in FBI Burglary That Exposed <span class="caps">COINTELPRO; Record Cold Temperatures Envelop United States; U.S. Accelerates Military Shipments to Iraq; Israel Approves New Settlements After Kerry's Visit; U.N.: Half of Central African Republic Needs Aid; Supreme Court Halts Same-Sex Marriages in Utah; Chicago Gun Ban Struck Down by Judge; Senate Confirms Yellen as 1st Woman to Chair Federal Reserve; Liz Cheney Abandons Bid for Wyoming Senate Seat; Texas Hospital Keeps Brain-Dead Woman on Life Support Because She Is Pregnant; Steubenville Rapist Released After Less Than a Year in Juvenile Prison; Trial Opens for SAC Manager Accused of Record Insider Trading Scheme; Former FCC Chair Joins Secretive Carlyle Group

E6. Wednesday, January 08, 2014

Jan 8, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/08 Headlines: Polar Vortex Begins to Lift After 9 Deaths in U.S.; Extension of Jobless Benefits Face GOP Challenge Despite Senate Vote; JPMorgan Pays $2.6 Billion Fine to Avoid Criminal Charges in Madoff Case; Iraq Violence Leaves Dozens Dead; Thousands Flee Fallujah; Syria Begins Removal of Chemical Stockpile; Al-Qaeda Group Leader Rejects Ceasefire Call from Rival in Syria; Morsi Trial Delayed in Egypt; U.S. to Deploy Additional Forces, Tanks to South Korea; Victim in Maryville Rape Case Hospitalized After Suicide Attempt; Los Angeles County Sheriff Resigns After Deputy Arrests; Ex-Defense Secretary Gates Says Obama Doubted Afghanistan Strategy

E7. Thursday, January 09, 2014

Jan 9, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/09 Headlines: 13 Killed in Baghdad Suicide Bombing; Iraqi Forces Prep Fallujah Assault; Syrian Rebels Seize Aleppo Base From Rival Faction; Opposition Forces Attack Syrian Chemical Site; Central African Republic President Reportedly Set to Resign as Crisis Grows; White House Launches Probe as Video Emerges of Yemen Drone Attack; Utah Won't Recognize Same-Sex Marriages; 21 Killed as Polar Vortex Eases Across U.S.; Christie Aide Ordered Traffic Closure for Political Retaliation; Gates: Biden "Wrong on Nearly Every Issue"; 100 Charged in NYC Disability Scam; 6 Killed in Separate U.S. Helicopter Crashes; Giffords Skydives 3 Years After Near-Death in Tucson Shooting

E8. Friday, January 10, 2014

Jan 10, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/10 Headlines: Obama Meets With Privacy Advocates in NSA Surveillance Review; European Parliament Invites Snowden to Testify; West Virginia Declares State of Emergency After Chemical Spill in Elk River; "Humiliated" Christie Fires Aide Who Ordered Bridge Closure; Karzai Releases Dozens of Prisoners in Defiance of U.S.; U.S. Accused of Secret Prisons, Killing of Afghan Boy; Syrian Forces Kill Dozens in Homs; Interim Central African Republic President Resigns Amidst Fighting; South Sudan, Rebels at Impasse; Thousands Flee Fighting; Egypt Extends Jailing of Al Jazeera Journalists; Diplomat Returns Home to India After U.S. Arrest; Panel Clears 1st Guantánamo Prisoner for Transfer; Jesuit Order Dismisses Activist Priest John Dear; Study: 48% of U.S. Blacks Arrested by Age of 23; Transgender Woman Jailed in Controversial Case to See Early Release

E9. Monday, January 13, 2014

Jan 13, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/13 Headlines: West Virginia Residents Face 5th Day Without Tap Water; No Inspections at West Virginia Plant Behind Chemical Leak Since 1991; Unemployment Rate Drops, But Job Growth Lags; Farm Bill Could Cut $9 Billion in Food Stamps; Majority of Congress are Millionaires; Iran Nuclear Deal to Take Effect With Sanctions Relief; Syrian Opposition Undecided as Geneva Talks Near; Al-Qaeda Rebels Execute Dozens of Rivals in Northern Syria; Iraq Violence Continues Amidst Anbar Clashes; Ex-Israeli PM Ariel Sharon Dead at 85; Thousands Stage Anti-Government Blockades in Thailand; U.S. Sends Military Advisers to Somalia; Activists Mark Guantánamo Anniversary With DC Protest; Hackers Mark 1st Anniversary of Aaron Swartz Suicide

E10. Tuesday, January 14, 2014

Jan 14, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/14 Headlines: South Sudan: 200 Drown in Ferry Accident While Fleeing; Egypt: Voting Begins on New Constitution; 50 News Outlets Urge Egypt to Release Journalists; Interim Leader Announces Military Crackdown in Central African Republic; Thailand: Mass Opposition Protests Continue in Bangkok; Lawmakers Reach Deal on $1 Trillion Gov't Spending Bill That Allows Aid to Egypt; California: Police Officers Acquitted in Beating Death of Homeless Man; Senate Confirms Obama Pick for Key Appeals Court; High Court Hears Case on Obama Appointments; Supreme Court Rejects Bid to Reinstate Arizona 20-Week Abortion Ban; Mexico Sends Troops to Michoacán After Self-Defense Groups Rise Up Against Cartels; Report: U.S. Drug Agents Met Extensively with Mexican Cartel Leaders; Docs Show 2nd Mayor May Have Faced Christie Reprisal; Feds Probe Use of Superstorm Sandy Funds; Nigeria's President Signs Harsh Anti-Gay Law; New Mexico Ruling Lets Doctors Help Terminally Ill Patients Die; Transgender Woman CeCe McDonald Freed from Prison; Franklin McCain, One of Greensboro 4 Who Staged Woolworth Sit-In, Dies at 73

E11. Wednesday, January 15, 2014

Jan 15, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/15 Headlines: White House Panel Refutes NSA Claims; NSA Using Radio Waves to Hack Into Computers Worldwide; Report: "No Spy" Agreement Nears Collapse over U.S. Refusal to End Spying on Germany; Federal Court Strikes Down Net Neutrality Rules; 52 Killed in Iraq Violence; 11 Killed in Clashes over Egypt Referendum Vote; Israeli Defense Minister: Kerry "Incomprehensible, Messianic"; 2 Children Seriously Wounded in New Mexico School Shooting; Judge Overturns Oklahoma Gay Marriage Ban; Utah Unions Get Federal Recognition; Photos Tie Christie to Official in Bridge Scandal; Report: U.S. Prepared to Scrap Environmental Rules to Win TPP Deal

E12. Thursday, January 16, 2014

Jan 16, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/16 Headlines: Tens of Thousands Without Tap Water as West Virginia Slowly Eases Ban; Jobless Benefits Scrapped in Senate Vote; House Approves Spending Bill in Tea Party Rebuke; Iraqi PM Appeals for International Help as Violence Kills Dozens; Photos Show Marines Burning Bodies in Iraq; Egyptian Voters Approve Constitutional Referendum; Justice Dept. to Expand Anti-Profiling Guidelines; Supreme Court Hears Arguments on Abortion Clinic Buffer Zones; Air Force Nuclear Unit Suspends 34 for Cheating; Senate Probe: Benghazi Attack was Preventable; Chicago Archdiocese Releases Docs on Sexual Abuses; 3 Dead in Shooting at Indiana Supermarket; New York City Finalizes $18 Million Settlement over RNC Arrests

E13. Friday, January 17, 2014

Jan 17, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/17 Headlines: Obama to Call for Curbs on NSA Phone Spying But Leave Bulk Data in Gov't Hands for Now; Study: NSA Bulk Phone Data Has "No Discernible Impact" on Stopping Terrorism; Report: NSA Collects Millions of Text Messages Each Day; U.N. Official: Central African Republic at Risk of Genocide; IPCC Report Warns of Dire Risks from Global Inaction on Climate Change; Kerry Urges Syrian Opposition to Attend Peace Talks; Afghanistan: Karzai Says U.S. Forces Killed 7 Children; Sen. Feinstein Blasts Iran Sanctions Bill as "March Toward War"; Ohio Prisoner Takes Nearly 25 Minutes to Die in Execution with Untested Drug Combo; Bipartisan Lawmakers Introduce Bill to Partly Restore Voting Rights Act; GOP Lawmaker: Anti-Choice Bill Could Promote Job Growth if Women Have More Babies; Wal-Mart Joins Fair Food Program to Raise Farmworker Wages; Labor Board: Wal-Mart Illegally Retaliated Against Scores of Workers; Teens Get Month-Long Sentences for Sexually Assaulting Girl Days Before She Killed Herself

E15. Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Jan 21, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/21 Headlines: Obama Preserves Bulk Collection of Metadata, Curbs Foreign Spying in Surveillance Reforms; Obama Rejects Panel on National Security Letters, Software Hacking; House Intel Chair: Snowden Spied for Russia; Gov't Officials Call for Snowden's Murder; West Virginia Lifts Water Ban as Dozens Visit Hospitals; Freedom Industries Could Evade Chemical Spill Liability with Bankruptcy Filing, Shell Firm; 4 Killed in 2 Blasts at U.S. Plants; U.N. Withdraws Iran Invite to Syria Talks After U.S. Opposition; Iran Nuclear Deal Takes Effect; 21 Killed in Taliban Attack on Kabul Restaurant; Blasts Damage U.S. Aircraft; Dozens Die in Iraq Violence; U.S. to Train Iraqi Forces in Jordan; Okinawa Voters Re-elect Mayor Opposed to U.S. Military Base; Pennsylvania Judge Blocks Voter ID Law for 4th Time; Hoboken Mayor: Christie Admin Tied Sandy Relief to Development Project

E16. Wednesday, January 22, 2014

Jan 22, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/22 Headlines: Divisions over Assad's Role Mark Opening of Syria Peace Talks; Iran Criticizes U.N. for Withdrawing Invite at U.S. Behest; Gruesome Images Show "Industrial" Level of Killings by Assad Regime; Al-Qaeda Group Claims Responsibility for Deadly Bombing in Beirut; Thailand Declares State of Emergency Amid Protests; 3 Killed as Ukraine Dismantles Protest Camps; Three More Polio Workers Shot Dead in Pakistan; EU Suspends Talks on Corporate Clause in U.S. Trade Deal; Freezing Temperatures Follow Snowstorm in U.S. Northeast; Ex-Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell Indicted on Corruption Charges; Purdue University Campus Shooting Kills 1 in Indiana; Married Gay Couples Sue Utah for Recognition

E17. Thursday, January 23, 2014

Jan 23, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/23 Headlines: Freedom Industries Discloses 2nd Chemical in West Virginia Spill; Assad Regime, Opposition Clash in 1st Day of Syria Conference; Kerry: U.S. Prepared to Increase Backing for Syria Rebels; 1st Direct Talks on Syria to Include Prisoner Swaps, Aid Access; Ukrainian Opposition Issues Ultimatum for Political Concessions; Hundreds Protest Military Regime in Cairo; Texas Executes Mexican National Despite World Court Ruling; Psychology Body Rejects Torture Case Against Guantánamo Bay Doctor; Court: No Factoring Sexual Orientation in Jury Selection; Anti-Choice Activists Rally in D.C.; Courts Reject Abortion Curbs in NC, AZ

E18. Friday, January 24, 2014

Jan 24, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/24 Headlines: Congressional Panel: Bulk Collection of Phone Records Illegal; Holder Rules Out Snowden Clemency, Open to Plea Deal; South Sudan Rivals Agree to Ceasefire; Syrian Opposition Refuses Direct Talks With Assad Regime; 5 Killed in Multiple Egypt Bombings Ahead of Uprising Anniversary; Iranian President Calls for "Constructive Engagement" With U.S., Neighbors; India's Top Court Orders Gang Rape Probe; Study: U.S. Drones Killed Up to 4 Civilians in Pakistan, 29 in Yemen During 2013; Appeals Court Rules Against Oil Drilling in Chukcki Sea; Obama Launches Task Force on Campus Sexual Assault; Virginia Stop Defending Gay Marriage Ban in Court; Family Seeks New Trial for Black Teen Executed in 1944; Black Teen Charged After Suffering Genital Injury in Search by Philadelphia Police

E19. Monday, January 27, 2014

Jan 27, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/27 Headlines: 60 Killed in Clashes Marking 3rd Anniversary of Egyptian Revolution; Syrian Gov't Pledges Safe Passage for Homs Civilians; Assad Regime, Opposition Clash on Transition; 70 Killed in Iraq Violence; 65,000 Displaced in Anbar over Past Week; Afghan Gov't Frees Group of Bagram Prisoners over U.S. Objections; U.S. Targets al-Shabab Leader in Somalia Strike; Ukraine Opposition Rejects Power-Sharing Offer; 3 Dead in Shooting at Maryland Mall; Adviser: Snowden Won't Return Without Clemency; West Virginia Order Removal of Chemical Storage Tanks from Leak Site; JPMorgan Chase CEO Awarded $20 Million in Pay; Texas Hospital Removes Brain-Dead Pregnant Woman From Life Support Under Court Order

E20. Tuesday, January 28, 2014

Jan 28, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/28 Headlines: Folk Icon, Activist Pete Seeger Dies at 94; Ukraine's Parliament Repeals Anti-Protest Laws; PM Offers to Resign; Syria Talks Still Deadlocked over Assad's Role; U.S. Says People Starving in Homs; Egypt's Generals Back Army Chief for President; Gunmen Kill Aide to Interior Minister; Obama to Raise Minimum Wage for Federal Contract Workers; U.S. Loosens Gag on Secret Demands for User Info; Snowden Docs Reveal British Spying on Youtube, NSA Targeting of Smartphone Apps; Snowden: U.S. Conducts Spying for Economic Gain; Deal on Farm Bill Would Slash Food Stamps, Keep Crop Subsidies; Honduras: Thousands Protest Swearing-In of Right-Wing President Juan Orlando Hernández; New York City: Gay Journalist Attacked in Possible Hate Crime; Israeli Civil Rights Leader, Former Politician Shulamit Aloni Dies at 85

E21. Wednesday, January 29, 2014

Jan 29, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/29 Headlines: Obama Seeks Guantánamo Closure, Support for Iran Deal in SOTU Address; GOP Suggests Challenge to Minimum Wage Hike for Federal Workers; Syria Talks Resume after Assad Regime Cites "Terrorist" Backing; Homs Remains Without Aid Despite Gov't Pledge; Egypt Orders Trial for 20 Detained Al Jazeera Journalists; U.N. Security Council Approves European Troop Deployment to Central African Republic; Latin American, Caribbean Leaders Meet in Cuba; Tunisia Approves Landmark Constitution; Study: 85 Richest People Hold Wealth Equal to 3.5 Billion Poorest; GOP Rep. Resigns Following Cocaine Arrest; Postal Workers Rally Against Gov't Contract With Staples; College Football Team Seeks Unionization; Player Comes Out as Gay; Supreme Court Halts Missouri Execution over Disclosure of Lethal Drug; 11 Arrested Protesting Agri-giant Monsanto

E22. Thursday, January 30, 2014

Jan 30, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/30 Headlines: House OKs Farm Bill With $8.6 Billion in Food Stamp Cuts; Study: Fair Minimum Wage Double Obama-Backed $10.10; Clapper Calls on Snowden &amp; "Accomplices" to Return Stolen Docs; Snowden Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize; Leak: NSA Spied on Foreign Governments Around 2009 Climate Summit; Holder: Bulk Collection Constitutional, But Will Be Reformed; Terror Suspect Challenges Evidence Collected by NSA; U.N. Envoy: "Ice is Breaking Slowly" in Syria Peace Talks; European Union to Expand Cuba Ties; CIA Paid Polish Intel $15 Million for Secret Prison; Marine Faces Re-Trial for 2006 Haditha Killing; Missouri Executes Death Row Prisoner After Brief Stay; New York Congressmember Apologizes After Threatening Reporter on Camera

E23. Friday, January 31, 2014

Jan 31, 2014 · 60m

2014/01/31 Headlines: U.S. Accuses Syria of Stalling on Chemical Weapons Deal; Report: Syrian Authorities Razed Neighborhoods to Punish Civilians; Thai Protesters Blockade Buildings Housing Ballot Papers Ahead of Election; Iraq: More Than 900 Killed in January; Report: Road Project That Symbolized U.S. Success in Afghanistan Is Falling Apart; Navy Expert on Cyberweapons Tapped to Lead NSA; State Dept. Report Said to Favor Keystone XL Oil Pipeline; Shell Drops Plans to Drill in the Arctic This Year; Latin American, Caribbean Leaders Declare "Peace Zone" in the Region; U.S. to Seek Death Penalty for Boston Marathon Bombing Suspect; California Democratic Rep. Henry Waxman to Leave Congress After 4 Decades; NYC Mayor de Blasio Drops Appeal of Stop-and-Frisk Ruling; Former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg Tapped for U.N. Post; Protesters Demand Justice for Slain Transgender Woman Islan Nettles; Wage Hike for Federal Contractors to Exclude Disabled Workers; Report: Top GOP Advisers Helped Redskins Football Team with Bid to Keep Name; "NATO 3" Trial Continues amid Claims of Police Entrapment; West Virginia Official: Citizens Breathing Formaldehyde Due to Chemical Spill; Scarlett Johansson Leaves Oxfam Post After SodaStream Dispute; Migrating Monarch Butterfly Population in Mexico Drops to Record Low

E24. Monday, February 03, 2014

Feb 3, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/03 Headlines: Environmentalists Urge Protests After State Dept. Says Keystone XL Would Have Minimal Impact; Obama Issues Protections for Long-Term Jobless; Syrian Peace Talks Face 1-Week Pause; Activists: 150 Killed in Aleppo Bombings; Ex-Rebel Leads 1st Round of El Salvador Presidential Vote; Al Jazeera Cameraman Acquitted in Egypt; Ex-New Jersey Official Says Christie Knew of Bridge Closures; California Drought Threatens Water in Rural Areas; Undocumented Attorney Sworn In to California Bar; Obama Urged to Use Executive Powers to Reclassify Marijuana; Actor Philip Seymour Hoffman Dies of Apparent Overdose

E25. Tuesday, February 04, 2014

Feb 4, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/04 Headlines: Rallies Held Nationwide to Protest Keystone XL Oil Pipeline After State Dept. Report; Report: Cancer-Causing Pollutants from Alberta's Oil Sands Vastly Underestimated; Congress Urged to Raise Debt Ceiling or Risk Default; U.S. Internet Firms Release Data on Secret NSA Requests; Germany: Hacker Group Accuses Merkel Gov't of Illegally Aiding U.S. Spying; Al Qaeda Renounces Ties with Powerful Militant Group in Syria; Report: Afghan President Karzai in Secret Contact with Taliban on Peace Deal; Idaho: More Than 40 LGBT Activists Arrested Demanding Ban on Discrimination

E26. Wednesday, February 05, 2014

Feb 5, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/05 Headlines: Senate OKs Farm Bill With $8.7 Billion in Food Stamp Cuts; North Carolina: Up to 82,000 Tons of Coal Ash, 27 Million Gallons of Polluted Water Leaks Into River; Study: Obamacare Will Reduce Full-Time Jobs; Morgan Stanley to Pay $1.25 Billion for Toxic Securities; Report: U.S. Limits Pakistan Drone Strikes; Taliban Talks Delayed; British Spies Hacked Sites of Anonymous, LulzSec; Lithuania Orders Probe of CIA Torture; D.C. Council Votes to Decriminalize Marijuana; Rally Held to Urge Settlement in Central Park Five Case; New York Measure Would Pull Funding for Academic Boycott of Israel; U.S. Abortion Rate Hits 40-Year Low

E27. Thursday, February 06, 2014

Feb 6, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/06 Headlines: U.N. Says Syria Can Meet Chemical Weapons Deadline Despite Falling Behind; Report: Children Endure "Unspeakable Suffering" in Syria Conflict; 23 Killed in Baghdad Bombings; Israel OKs New Settlements, Demolishes Palestinian Homes; U.N. Chides Catholic Church on Child Sexual Abuse; El Salvador Orders Probe of 1981 Massacre; Doctors Still Advising Some Residents to Avoid West Virginia Water; 2 Schools Closed; Report: 2009 TransCanada Natural Gas Pipeline Rupture Kept from Public View; U.S. Drug Store Chain to Stop Tobacco Sales; LGBT Activists Stage Global Protests Against Russian Crackdown; Pussy Riot Members Honored at Brooklyn Concert

E28. Friday, February 07, 2014

Feb 7, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/07 Headlines: Report: High Levels of Toxic Metals Found in NC River After Coal Ash Spill; Syria: Evacuation of Civilians from Homs Begins After Ceasefire; Top U.S. Diplomat Caught on Recording Cursing the European Union over Ukraine; Senate Republicans Block Restoration of Jobless Benefits; Boehner: Immigration Reform Will Be "Difficult" Due to Lack of Trust in Obama; Report: Iraqi Forces Illegally Detaining, Torturing Women; Floods Kill 38 in Bolivia; Parts of Brazil See Worst Drought in 50 Years; Agriculture Secretary Warns of Impact of Climate Change on U.S. Farmers; Former SAC Capital Manager Convicted in Record Insider-Trading Scheme; Former NAACP Official Approved for Top Civil Rights Post; Activists Spotlight Plight of Bangladeshi Garment Workers During NY Fashion Week

E29. Monday, February 10, 2014

Feb 10, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/10 Headlines: Syria Peace Talks Resume in Geneva; Civilians Evacuated From Homs; Afghan Civilians Deaths Up 14% in 2013; 35% for Women, Children; Bangladesh Factory Owners Surrender over Deadly Fire; Report: Snowden Used Cheap Software to Take NSA Docs; U.S. Using NSA Metadata, Phone Tracking for Drone Strikes; Up to 100,000 Stage "Moral March" Against North Carolina GOP; Duke Energy Urged to Move Coal Ash Away from Water Sources After Spill; Justice Dept. Expands LGBT Rights in Federal Sites; U.S. Eases Immigration Rules for War Zone Refugees; Accused U.S. Servicemembers in Japan Evading Punishment for Sex Crimes; Beef Parts Recalled in U.S. over "Diseased and Unsound Animals"; NATO 3 Activists Found Not Guilty on Terror Charges; Anti-Drone Protesters Get 15 Days Behind Bars; Ex-Editor Leaving NYT to Launch Criminal Justice News Site; College Football Star Poised to Become NFL's First Open Gay Player

E30. Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Feb 11, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/11 Headlines: Anti-Drone Activist Missing in Pakistan; Kabul Records 1st Polio Case Since 2001; Suicide Attack Kills 2 NATO Contractors in Afghanistan; Mass Protests Erupt in Bosnia over Corruption, Unemployment; Report: NC Regulators Shielded Duke Energy from Coal Ash Lawsuits; Congressional Hearing Fails to Conclude if Water in West Virginia Is Safe After Spill; Healthcare Rule Delayed for Some Employers; Contractor Pleads Guilty in Fox News Leak Case; Video Shows U.S. Abduction of Terror Suspect from Tripoli Street; OWS Activist Cecily McMillan Faces Up to 7 Years in Prison for Alleged Assault of Cop; NJ Lawmakers Issue New Subpoenas in Christie Bridge Scandal; Barclays Bank Cuts Thousands of Jobs, Raises Bonuses; "Godfather of Multiculturalism" Stuart Hall Dies at 82

E31. Wednesday, February 12, 2014

Feb 12, 2014 · 60m

2014/02/12 Headlines: House GOP Drops Standoff over Debt Ceiling; Washington State Freezes Death Penalty; Holder Calls for Restoration of Felons' Voting Rights; Websites Stage Global Action Against NSA Surveillance; Appeals Court Rejects Halt to Guantánamo Force-Feeding, Allows Challenges to Prison Conditions; New Spill in West Virginia With Leak From Coal Slurry; Environmentalists: N.C. Trying to Avoid Scrutiny of Duke Energy Deal Following Toxic Leak; 1 Missing After Natural Gas Explosion at Pennsylvania Well; U.N. Envoy Calls on Russia, U.S. to Help Salvage Syrian Peace Talks; Syrian Forces Interrogate Males Evacuated from Homs; Thousands Mark Pro-Democracy Uprising Anniversary in Bahrain; Okinawa Residents Protest U.S. Base During Ambassador's Visit; Hollande: France, U.S. Have Resolved Spying Row; Obama Warns Firms on Iran Sanctions; Study Casts Doubt on Effectiveness of Mammograms; Florida Man Who Killed Unarmed Teen over Music Testifies at Murder Trial