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•Russia: 60+ Killed, 100+ Wounded In Concert Hall Attack; ISIS Claims Responsibility For Deadly Attack Near Moscow; Catherine, Princess Of Wales, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis Partial U.S. Govt Shutdown Avoided; U.S. Condemns Russia's Strikes On Ukrainian Power Grid. Aired 2-3a ET
•Russia: 60+ Killed, 100+ Wounded In Concert Hall Attack; Catherine, Princess of Wales, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis; Blinken: Israel Risks Further Isolation With Rafah Offensive; Russia Strikes Ukraine's Power Grid. Aired 1-2a ET
•ISIS Claims Responsibility For Attack Near Moscow; Trump Has Two Days Left To Secure $464 Million Bond; Princess Of Wales Reveals Cancer Diagnosis; Source: Steady Progress In Hostage Talks, But Gap Remain; Police: YouTuber's Child Abuse Rooted In Religious Extremism; 20 Million-Plus Face Winter Weather Threat From Montana To Maine. Aired 7-8p ET
•Russia: At Least 133 Killed, 100-Plus Injured In Terrorist Attack; DA Fani Willis On Trump Case: The Train Is Coming; A Shock: Princess Of Wales Reveals Cancer Diagnosis; Baltimore Battles Feds For Gun Data To Stop Violence; Game Out Your March Madness Picks. Aired 6- 7p ET
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•Moscow Terror Attack Kills At Least 133, Injures More Than 100; Fulton County District Attorney Vows To Push Georgia Subversion Case; Catherine, Princess Of Wales, Reveals Cancer Diagnosis; VP Harris Visits Parkland Shooting Site, Pushes New Gun Laws; Trump Has 2 Days Left To Secure $464 Million Bond As NY AG Takes First Steps To Seize Assets; One-On-One With Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D-TX). Aired 4-5p ET
•At Least 133 Killed, 100 Plus Injured In Concert Hall Attack In Russia; Catherine, Princess Of Wales, Diagnosed With Cancer; Trump Races To Secure $464 Million Bond Before Monday; Biden Signs Funding Bill To Avert Government Shutdown; Fulton County DA Fani Willis Speaks Out; Royal Biographer On Princess Kate's Cancer Diagnosis; White House Condemns Terror Attacks In Russia; Mega Millions Jackpot Rises To Estimated $1.1 Billion. Aired 3-4p ET
•Russia President Vladimir Putin Claims Suspects In Recent Moscow Terrorist Attack Attempted To Reach Ukraine Afterwards; Catherine, Princess Of Wales In U.K., Announces She Is Now In Early Stages Of Treatment Following Cancer Diagnosis; Donald Trump Leading President Biden In Michigan And Tied In Pennsylvania According To Recent Polls; Israeli Defense Minister To Travel To U.S. To Meet With U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin And U.S. Secretary Of State Antony Blinken Regarding Ongoing War In Gaza And Potential Israeli Invasion Of Rafah; 2024 NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament Already Features Multiple Upsets; Shohei Ohtani's Interpreter Fired After Ohtani's Lawyers Accuse Him Of Massive Theft Tied To Gambling Debts. Aired 2- 3pm ET
•Putin Expresses Deep Condolences Over "Barbaric Terrorist Act"; Biden Signs Funding Bill To Avert Government Shutdown; Russia: At Least 133 Killed, 100+ Injured In Concert Hall Attack; Trump Has 2 Days Left To Secure $464 Million Bond As NY AG Takes First Steps To Seize Assets; Mega Millions Jackpot Climbs To More Than $1B; $1.2 Trillion Budget Includes Additional Funding For Border. Aired 1-2p ET
•Russia: At Least 133 Killed, 100+ Injured In Concert Hall Attack; Putin Expresses Deep Condolences Over "Barbaric Terrorist Act"; Congress Averts Government Shutdown, Passes Funding Bill; NY AG Prepares To Seize Trump Properties If He Can't Post Bond; Catherine, Princess Of Wales, Diagnosed With Cancer. Aired 12-1p ET

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•Rep. Greene Files House Resolution After Saying She's "Done" With Speaker Johnson; Blinken Speaks After Meeting With Netanyahu, War Cabinet; House Passes Bill To Avoid Partial Govt. Shutdown. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•Now: House Votes On $1.2 Trillion Spending Package; Trump Says He Has Nearly $500M In Cash For NY Bond; Rep. Greene Files House Resolution After Saying She's "Done" With Speaker Johnson. Aired 11- 11:30a ET
•2024 U.S. Election; In Crucial Election States, CNN Poll Indicates Difficulties for Biden; Michigan's Third-Party Candidates Gaining Ground, According to CNN Poll; As Election Day Approaches, Trump Keeps Postponing His Trials; Blinken Meets with Netanyahu to Push for Ceasefire; Israel-Hamas War; Men's Tournament's Opening Round Saw Four Double-Digit Seeds Advance. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Trump Claims to Have Cash to Pay $464 Million Bond; Soon, House to Vote on $12 Trillion Government Spending Package; 400-Plus Migrants Arrested After El Paso Razor Wire Breach. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: House To Vote On Funding Bill As Midnight Deadline Looms; U.S. Resolution Calling For Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Fails; U.S. Condemns Russia, China For Vetoing Draft Resolution. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: Israel: 600+ Arrested, 140 Killed In Al- Shifa Operation; Thousands Flee Israeli Operations Around Al-Shifa Hospital; Massive Russian Attack Targets Ukraine's Energy System. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Haitians Grapple with Gang Violence; Mexico: Won't Accept People Deported from Texas; Members of India's Opposition AAP Detained by Police While Protesting Arrest of Arvind Kejriwal; India's Silicon Valley is Running Out of Water. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Hostage Talks to Resume Amid Gaza Crisis; Doctor: Conditions in Gaza are Apocalyptic, Horrific; Ukraine Reports Widespread Attacks on Energy System; Trump Faces Deadline to Pay Bond in New York. Aired 4:00-4:30a ET
•Diplomatic Efforts for a Ceasefire and Hostage Deal Continues as United States to Send a Resolution to the U.N. Security Council; Ukraine Now Experiencing Power Outages as Power Plants were Attacked by Russian Strikes; U.S. Envoy to Sudan - RSF Methods Deplorable After a CNN Report. Trump Needs to Bond Or Seize His Properties; DOJ, Other States Sues Apple for Illegally Controlling the Smartphone Market; CNN Grants Rare Access to the World's Largest Semiconductor Chipmaker. Aired 3-4a ET
•More than 600 Individuals Arrested at a Raid in Al Shifa Hospital; Police Struggles to Contain Daily Gun Violence in Haiti; Top Indian Opposition Leader Arrested as Elections Draws Near; Study: Global Fertility Rates To Plunge In Decades Ahead; Officials: "India's Silicon Valley" Is Running Out Of Water. Aired 2-2:45a ET
•Ceasefire-Hostage Release Talks Expected To Resume In Doha; Police Kill Gang Leader In Gunfight, Residents Fight Back; Strikes Targeted Ukraine's Defense Intelligence; Apple Sued In A Landmark iPhone Monopoly Lawsuit; Lawmakers Unveil $1.2 Trillion Spending Bill; WFP 25M+ in Sudan, South Sudan, Chad Face Food Insecurity; Indian Opposition Leader Arrested Ahead of Election; World Water Day; India's Silicon Valley is Runing Out of Water; Inside TSMC in Taiwan. Aired 1- 2a ET
•Israel: 600+ Arrested, 140 Killed in Al-Shifa Operation; Kyiv Reels from First Russian Strikes in Weeks; U.S. Sues Apple in Antitrust Case; Police Kill Gang Leader in Gunfight, Residents Fight Back; Indian Opposition Leader Arrested Ahead of Election; U.N. Report: 2B+ Do Not Have Safe Drinking Water. Aired 12-1a ET

•CNN INTERNATIONAL: CNN Goes Into Gang-Controlled Territory In Port-Au-Prince; Blinken: "Gaps Are Narrowing" In Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Talks; DOJ Files Historic Antitrust Suit Against Apple; Lawmakers Have A $1.2 Trillion Deal On The Table To Fund Government; Speaker Johnson Says He'll Invite Netanyahu To Address Congress; Sources: D.A. Willis Plans To Request Summer Trial Date For Trump; New York Attorney General Takes Initial Steps To Seize Trump Assets; E.U. Leaders Eye Russian Assets To Fund Ukraine's Defense. Aired 3-4p ET
•Appeals Court Weighs Legality Of Texas Border Law; Blinken: Ceasefire Talks & Hostage Release "Closer"; "Ghost Army" Honored For Helping Defeat Germany In WWII. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•DOJ Sues Apple, Alleging Antitrust Violations; Trump Faces Monday Deadline to Pay $464 Million Bond. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•2024 U.S. Election; Rubio Being Considered by Trump for Vice President Despite Prior Criticism; Man Uses Picture of Another Passenger's Ticket to Fly; GOP Nominee to Run NC Public Schools has Called for Violence Against Democrats; Shohei Ohtani's Longtime Interpreter Fired Theft and Gambling Claims. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Trump Asks Prosecutors to Help Foot $464 Million Bond; Lawmakers Have a $1.2 Trillion Deal on the Table to Fund Government; Sources Say, DOJ to Sue Apple in Blockbuster Anti-Trust Suit. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•Blinken in Egypt for Talks on Ceasefire-Hostage Deal; Biden Wrapping Up Campaign Tour of Key States; U.S. Justice Departments Sues Apple; Kenya's Haiti Plan Hits Snags; Haiti Plan on Hold; Russia Launches Heaviest Missile Attack on Kyiv; U.S. Lawmakers Unveil Funding Deal; Ohtani Interpreter Fired. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: IDF Presses On With Raid On Al-Shifa Hospital In Gaza; Blinken: Ceasefire-Hostage Release Deal "Getting Closer"; Ukraine: At Least 10 Injured In Missile Strike On Kyiv. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: At Least 10 Wounded After Missile Strike on Kyiv; Irish Prime Minister Steps Down Citing Personal and Political Reasons; Rising Inflation, Falling Currency Take Their Toll in Turkey; Ryanair CEO: Passengers Should Expect Fare Rises of 5-10 Percent; Shohei Ohtani Interpreter Fired for Alleged Theft. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Israel-Hamas War; Kenya's Plan to Send Large Police Force to Haiti on Hold; Trump Faces Monday Deadline for Bond in Civil Fraud Case; Appeals Court Hears Arguments on Texas Immigration Law; Medical Staff Tried to Access Catherine's Records; Al-Shifa Hospital in Gaza Still Surrounded by IDF. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Blinken Returns to Middle East as Ceasefire and Hostage Talks Between Israel and Hamas Reach Climax; Haiti's Agreement with Kenya to Deploy Police Officers in the Violent-torn Nation is Stalled; Turkey's Inflation Rose to 67 Percent as Lira Weakens; Zionist Organization Hopes for a Return of Israeli Settlements in Gaza; Japanese L.A. Dodgers Star Fires Interpreter After MLB Opener in Seoul; Depression and Anxiety Patients Now Rely on Ketamine Therapy. Aired 3-4a ET
•Blinken Returns To Middle East; Israel Top Court Delays Deportation of Palestinian Patients; Appeals Court Hears Arguments on Texas Immigration Law. New Docuseries Explores Abuse Allegations at Nickelodeon, Former Nickelodeon Producer Accused of Toxic Work Environment; Study Shows Finland is the Happiest Country in the World; U.S. Fell Out of the Top-20 Happy Country List to the 23rd Spot. Aired 2-3a ET
•Ceasefire Hostage Release Deal Getting Closer; Israeli Supreme Court Temporarily Halts Plan To Return Palestinian Hospital Patients To Gaza; Russian Missile Attack On Ukraine's Kharkiv Kills Five, Causes Fire; Appeals Court Seems Skeptical Of Texas' Argument For Immigration Law; An Israeli Settler Organization Eyes Move Into Gaza. Aired 1-2a ET
•Israel Approaches Ground Assault on Hamas Strongholds in Gaza; Texas Migrant Arrest Law Faces Legal Challenges; Oprah Endorses Weight Loss Drugs, Advocates Against Weight Shaming; Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar Resigns; Alleged Attempt to Access Princess Diana's Medical Records Investigated. Aired 12-1a ET

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•Netanyahu To Address GOP Senators In Closed-Door Meeting; Medical Records For Princess Of Wales Allegedly Breach; Today: Federal Reserve's Decision On Interest Rates. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•New Texas Immigration Law on Hold; House Holds Public Hearing in Biden Impeachment Probe; New York Attorney General Responds to Trump Motion. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•2024 U.S. Election; On a Trip to the West, Biden Claims Trump "Despises Latinos"; Trump Flaunts Relationship with Putin; Following Criticism, Trump Claims "Bloodbath" is a "Commonly Used Phrase"; Democrats are "Very opposed" to Jews, According to Trump; Federal Reserve Will Announce Rate Decision and Economic Predictions Today; New House Development in the U.S. Soars in February; Trump's Argument that He Cannot Afford $464 Bond Should Be Rejected by Appeals Court, According to New York Attorney General. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Soon, House Oversight Panel Holds Biden Impeachment Hearing; Appeals Court Puts Texas Law Allowing State and Local Police to Arrest Migrants Back on Hold; Trump Suggests He Would Back 15-Week Federal Abortion Ban. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: Soon: Netanyahu To Address U.S. Senate Republicans; IDF Pressing Ahead With Raid On Al-Shifa Hospital; RSF Militia Group In Sudan Forces Men And Boys To "Enlist Or Die". Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: IDF Pressing Ahead With Assault On Al-Shifa Hospital; WHO: Growing Number Of Infants On "Brink Of Death" In Gaza; Texas Immigration Law Put On Hold By Appeals Court; Report: Hospital Staffer Tried To View Kate's Private Records; RSF Forcibly Recruits Men And Children In Sudan Conflict; Argentina's Pres. Vows Reforms Amid Economic Uncertainty; Trump: Rejecting Claim Of Presidential Immunity Would Be The End Of Presidency As We Know It; Irish Prime Minister Stepping Down; Gene Therapy Treatment For Rare & Fatal Disease Costs $4.25M; U.N. Report: Every Heat Record Smashed In 2023; Winter Warming Damaging U.S. Crops. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Trump to Supreme Court: Rejecting Immunity Claim Would be the End of the Presidency as We Know It; Hong Kong Passes Second National Security Law; Argentina's President Vows Reforms Amid Economic Uncertainty; U.S. Defense Secretary: Support for Ukraine Remains Resolute. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Blinken: Gazans at Severe Levels of Acute Food Insecurity; Trump Criticized for Trafficking in Anti-Semitic Tropes; Biden Stumps in Battleground States Nevada, Arizona; Former General; Questions Over Catherine's Absence from Royal Duties; The Struggle in Haiti to End Gang Violence and Regain Stability. Aired 4- 4:30a ET
•Sudan Warns of Famine As Civil War Reaches First Year; Democrat, Republican Senatorial Bets All Eyes on the Senate Control in November Polls. Hong Kong's Second National Security Law Passes, But Reactions from Critics are Mixed; Royals Concerned over Recent Altered Photos. Aired 3-4a ET
•Hong Kong Passes New Security Law; Another Royal Photo Under Scrutiny; Israeli Officials To Visit U.S. To Discuss Rafah Operation; Haitian Airline to Resume Flights to Miami on Monday; RSF Forcibly Recruits Men and Children in Sudan Conflict; Getty Images Says Photo of Late Queen Taken by Catherine is "Enhanced"; Beyonce Reveals Inspiration for Upcoming Country Album; Robot Dog Debuts as Police Aide in Spain; Godzilla Becomes Tokyo Police Chief for a Day. Aired 2- 2:45a ET
•Netanyahu Agrees To Send Israeli Officials To Washington; U.S. Voters Cast Primary Ballots In Five States; Appeals Court Puts Controversial Texas Immigration Law Back On Hold; Retired Generals Testify On U.S. Withdrawal From Afghanistan; Hong Kong Passes Second National Security Law; U.N. Report: Every Heat Record Smashed in 2023; Report: Most of the World's Most Polluted Cities are in Asia; Javier Milei's First 100 Days; Royal Photo Controversy. Aired 1-2a ET
•Gaza Faces Man-Made Famine as International Aid is Blocked; Trump Dismisses Former VP Pence's Refusal to Endorse Him for Re- election; RSF Forces Accused of Forcibly Recruiting Men and Children in Sudan's Civil War; US Generals Blame State Department for Delay in Afghanistan Evacuation; Hong Kong Passes Sweeping New National Security Law, Sparking Fears of Increased Crackdown; Argentina Battles Rising Poverty Despite Slowing Inflation; Questions Over Catherine's Absence from Royal Duties. Aired 12-1a ET

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•Voters Head To Polls In High-Stakes GOP Ohio Senate Primary; First Of Six Officers Sentenced To 20 Years In Torture Case; State Dept: Up To 1,000 Americans In Haiti Asking For Help. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•Biden Campaigns in Battleground States; Talks Between Israel and Hamas Continue; Interview With Rep. Michael McCaul (R-TX); Congress Holds Hearing on Afghanistan Withdrawal; Peter Navarro Heads to Jail. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•Violent Gang Uprising Fuels Humanitarian Crisis; House Hearing on Biden Admin's Afghanistan Withdrawal; Agreement to Finance Remainder of the Government Announced by Leaders of the White House and Congress; Kate Middleton Seen in Public After Manipulated Photo Flap; Prior to Rate Decision, Fed Will Begin Two-Day Meeting Today; Before Tonight's Drawing, Mega Millions Jackpot Close to $900M. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Trump Says He'll Have to Mortgage or Sell Great Assets to Pay Bond; Secretary Austin Says 315,000 Russian Troops Killed or Wounded in Ukraine; State Department Says Up to 1,000 Americans in Haiti Asking for Help. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: Israel: 50 "Terrorists" Killed At Al-Shifa Hospital In Gaza; Blinken: 100 Percent Of Gaza At "Severe Levels Of Acute Food Insecurity"; U.S. Lawmakers Race Against Clock To Avoid Government Shutdown. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: Netanyahu And Biden Hold First Phone Call In A Month; Qatar: This Round Of Ceasefire-Hostage Talks Has Ended; Report: Famine Imminent In Northern Gaza Between Now & May; Biden Heads To Key Western Swing States; Hong Kong Passes Second National Security Law; At Least 10 Dead As Violence Explodes In Port-Au-Prince; Bank Of Japan Raises Rates For First Time In 17 Years; Report: 99 Of World's 100 Most Polluted Cities Are In Asia; Palestinian Patients Told To Leave Israeli Hospitals; A Look Inside Notre Dame's Historic Restoration. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Supreme Court Indefinitely Blocks Texas Immigration Law; Bank of Japan Raises Rates for First Time in 17 Years; China's Richest Man Loses Billions in Nationalist Boycott; Inside Notre Dame's Restoration; Theories Circulate Amid Scheduled Breaks from Public Royal Duties. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: IDF Launches Operation at Gaza's Largest Hospital; U.N. Says Famine Imminent in Northern Gaza; At Least 10 Dead as Violence Explodes in Port-au-Prince; Trump Struggling to Come Up with $464 Million Bond; For Many, Life in Russian-Occupied Crimea Carries Risk. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Gaza Residents Experiencing Famine As it May Become Imminent; Russian President Finally Mentions Alexei Navalny's Name in His Post- Election Press Conference Weeks After his Death; Japan Increases Interest Rate for the First Time in 17 Years; Royal Rumor Mill Circulating Ahead of the Princess of Wales' Public Appearance on Easter Sunday. Aired 3-4a ET
•Report: Famine In Northern Gaza Between Now And May; Israeli Delegation In Doha For Ceasefire-Hostage Talks; Netanyahu And Biden Hold First Phone Call In A Month; Putin Officially Secures Another Six Years in Power; Putin Confirms Discussions Over Navalny Prisoner Exchange; Putin Warns Russia-NATO Conflict One Step Away From WWIII; Bank of Japan Raises Rates for the First Time in 17 Years. Aired 2-3a ET
•Gaza Headed Towards Famine Amid Israeli Aid Curbs; Crimea Marks 10 Years Since Russian Annexation; Ten Killed In Port-Au-Prince Suburb As Tensions Rise In Haiti; Trump Has Been Unable To Get Bond For $464 Million Judgment, Some Palestinian Patients In East Jerusalem Hospitals Will Be Sent Back To Gaza By Israel; Israeli Officials Expected in U.S. to Discuss Rafah Offensive; Palestinian Patients Told to Leave Israeli Hospitals; Putin Officially Secures Another Six Years in Power; Cuban President: Government Ready for Dialogue with Protesters; China's Richest Man Loses Billions in Nationalist Boycott; Prince & Princess of Wales Seen in Public Near Home; Inside Notre Dame's Restoration. Aired 1-2a ET
•Famine in Northern Gaza "Imminent"; Machete-Wielding Militias Battle Gangs in Port-au-Prince; First Phone Conversation Between Netanyahu and Biden in a Month; Putin Formally Confirms Six-Year Tenure; Putin Blasts America for Claiming the Election Wasn't Fair or Free; Turkey and China Saluting Putin on His Victory; Donald Trump Doesn't Have the Cash to Pay $464M Bond; CNN Goes Inside One of Last Functioning Trauma Centers; Palestinian Patients Told to Leave Israeli Hospitals; Bank of Japan Raises Rates for First Time in 17 Years. Aired 12-1a ET

•CNN International: Lawyers: Trump Can't Make $464 Million Bond In Civil Fraud Case; Trump Warns Of "Bloodbath" For Auto Industry, Country If He Losses The Presidential Election; Biden And Netanyahu Speak For First Time In Weeks; Israeli Troops Surround Largest Hospital In Northern Gaza; Today: Supreme Court Deadline On Controversial Texas Law; Haitian Police: At Least 10 Killed In Residential Area Of Port-Au-Prince. Aired 3-3:45p ET
•Co-Authors Of House TikTok Bill Sound Alarm Over National Security Risk As Election Approaches; Trump Warns Of "Bloodbath" For Auto Industry, Country If He Loses Presidential Election; Studies: No Brain Injuries Found In "Havana Syndrome" Victims. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•Lawyers: Trump Can't Make $464 Million Bond In Civil Fraud Case; IDF: Senior Hamas Leader Killed In Al-Shifa Operation; Putin Breaks His Tradition, Calls Navalny By Name. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•First Flight of Americans Fleeing the Chaos in Haiti Landed in Miami; Police Stations in Haiti Vulnerable to Gang Violence; Militants in Port-au-Prince Fight Gangs with Machetes; Social Media Posts Heated Lemon and Musk Interview; March Madness Featuring 68 Men's Basketball Teams. Aired 10:30-11a ET
•Trump Praises Jan. 6 Criminals as Unbelievable Patriots; C.J. Rice is Freed After More Than a Dozen Years in Prison; Biden and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu to Speak Today as Rift Deepens. Aired 10-10:30a ET
•CNN International: Gangs & Militias Vie For Control In Haiti; Borrell: Israel Using Starvation As Weapon Of War; Putin Declared Winner In Russian Presidential Election. Aired 11a-12p ET
•CNN International: Putin Extends One Man-Rule in Russia; Haitians Shelter in School to Flee Rising Gang Violence; Democrats Express Outrage Over Latest Trump Comments; China and Taiwan Prepare for another Possible Trump Presidency; Officials: Record Breaking Heat in Rio De Janeiro. Aired 8-9a ET
•CNN International: Protesters Around the World Denounce Putin, Russian Election; Putin Expected to Maintain Grip on Power in Russian Election; W.H.O. Chief Gravely Concerned About Israel's Rafah Plan. Aired 4:30-5a ET
•CNN International: Putin Expected to Maintain Grip on Power in Russian Election; Putin Confirms Discussions Over Navalny Prison Exchange; Fallout from Trump's Controversial Comments in Ohio; Biden- Netanyahu Rift Grows; Biden Calls for Ceasefire; Yulia Navalnaya Votes at Russian Embassy in Germany. Aired 4-4:30a ET
•Putin to Serve Another Six Years in Office After the Controversial Elections; Republicans Defend Trump's Rhetorics on the Campaign Trail; Israeli PM Fires Back U.S. Democratic Senator's Comments on Holding the Elections; Andre Gordon Wanted in Two States for Various Charges; United States Aware of Niger's Severed Military Agreement; Manchester Boots out Liverpool in a Heated F.A. Cup Rivalry Match for a Semis Spot. Aired 3-4a ET
•Acts of Defiance During Russia's Election as Putin Wins; IDF Raided Al-Shifa Hospital; Peace and Hostage Negotiations to Continue Between Hamas and Israel in Doha, Qatar; Netanyahu Criticizes Schumer's Remarks on Israel Elections; Israel to Push with Miliary Action in Rafah; The Biden Campaign Raised $155 Million in Cash for the 2024 Elections; Three Ballistic Missiles Fired by North Korea, Fall Outside Japan's Territory; U.S. "Aware" Of Niger's Plan To End Military Agreement; Haitians Shelter In School To Flee Rising Gang Violence; Volcano Erupts For 4th Time: No Major Infrastructure Damage. Aired 2-2:45a ET
•Putin To Cement His Grip On Power Until 2030; Netanyahu Calls Hamas Demands "Outlandish", Dueling Messages From Trump And Biden; Russian Elections; Protesters Around the World Denounce Putin; U.S. Aware of Niger's Plan to End Military Agreement; Volcano Erupts for Fourth Time, No Major Infrastructure Damage; Sand Dune Built to Protect Homes Washed Away in 24 Hours. Aired 1-2a ET
•Protestors Denounce Putin, Russian Election; Hostage & Ceasefire Talks Expected to Resume; Haitians Shelter in School to Flee Rising Gang Violence; Officials Say No Major Infrastructure Damage So Far. Aired 12-12:45a ET

•Russians Headed to the Polls on Final Day of Voting; Navalnaya Calls for Defiance at the Polls Sunday; Trump Rallies in Ohio, Warns of "Bloodbath" if He Loses; Poll Finds Some Black Voters Shifting Towards Trump; Rift Appears to be Growing Between Biden and Netanyahu; DeSantis Enacts Tougher Laws on Undocumented Migrants; Vice President Courts Voters on Marijuana Reform. Aired 5-6a ET
•At a Rally in Ohio, If He Loses Presidential Race, Donald Trump Threatens a "Bloodbath"; Biden Expanding Campaign Trips in Crucial States; Last Day of Voting, Russians Proceed to the Polls; Ukraine Requests Residents of Seized Territories Abstain from Voting; Ukraine Shot Down 14 Russian Drones Over Odessa Overnight; Ukraine Fired 36 Drones Over Russia; Suspect in a Triple Homicide Case Apprehended; Growing Crisis in Haiti; Protesters Outside Netanyahu's Home Call for Elections; UNICEF: Container Stolen in Port-au-Prince Included Supplies for Maternity and Newborn Care; Protests in Israel Ahead of Ceasefire Talks; Discord Between Netanyahu and Biden Seems to be Widening; In the last 24 Hours, At Least 63 People Have Died, Says Gaza Health Ministry; Relief Supplies Sent Into Gaza by Jordan, Germany, and U.S.; Niger Military Junta Ends Agreement with U.S.; As Modi Runs For a Third Term, Voting in India Will Start on April 19; Volcano Erupts Again in Iceland. Aired 4-5a ET
•Humanitarian Aid On Way To Haiti; Final Day Of Voting In Russia's Election; Niger Breaks Off Military Agreement With U.S. Aired 3-4a ET
•Putin Breaks With Tradition By Saying Navalny's Name; Gang Violence, Humanitarian Situation Worsening In Haiti; Ginsburg Family Rips Plan To Give RBG Award To Rupert Murdoch And Elon Musk; Israeli Leader: Sen. Schumer's Comments Totally Inappropriate; Delays Dwindle Prosecutor's Hopes To Try Trump Before Elections. Aired 7-8p ET
•Putin Calls For Russian Unity After Presidential Election; Yulia Navalnaya Calls Putin A Murderer After Voting In Russian Election; Biden Speaks About Gaza Ceasefire During White House St. Patrick's Day Event; Trump Warns Of Bloodbath If He Loses Election; FOX News Sued By Family Of Slain Ukrainian Journalist; Ginsburg Family Rips Plant To Give RBG Award To Rupert Murdoch And Elon Musk. Aired 6- 7p ET
•After Presidential Elections In Russia Closed, Putin Speaks; Navalny's Widow Cast Ballot In Berlin; Zelensky Calls Russia Election a Sham; Schumer's Call For Israel Election Inappropriate, Says Netanyahu; Rafah Offensive To Push Through; Shooting Incidents Reported In Washington, D.C. And Pennsylvania; President Biden Celebrates St. Patrick's Day At The White House. Aired 5-6p ET
•Putin Leads In Russia's Presidential Election; Alexei Navalny's Widow Casts Ballot Remotely In Russian Election; Gun Violence Hits Several Cities Across The U.S. This Holiday Weekend; Biden Campaign Raises $53 Million In February; Trump Doubles Down On Dark Rhetoric At Ohio Rally; Pence Not Supporting Trump; Netanyahu Hits Schumer, Putin Speaks. Aired 4-5p ET
•Last Polls Close After Three-Day Russian Presidential Election; Biden Campaign Raises $53 Million In February; Days' Long Manhunt Ends For Suspect Accused Of Killing New Mexico State Police Officer. Aired 3-4p ET
•Putin Expected To Maintain Grip On Power Following Russian Election; Alexey Navalny's Widow Casts Ballot Remotely In Russian Election; Schiff Partly Blames DOJ For Waiting To Charge Trump; Judge Rules Fulton County DA Fani Willis Can Stay On Case; Israeli Leader: Sen. Schumer's Comments "Totally Inappropriate"; Gun Violence Hits Several Cities Across The U.S. This Holiday Weekend; Biden's Campaign Raises $53 Million In February. Aired 2-3p ET

•Israel To Attend Next Cease-Fire Talks; Biden Backs Schumer's Criticism Of Netanyahu; Judge Delays Trump's Hush Money Trial; Chaos In Haiti; More Boeing Woes; Some Russian Voters Stage Defiant Acts Of Protest; Russia Claims Airstrike Killed Nearly 300 Ukrainian Troops; Royals Can't Escape Photo Controversy; Sports News. Aired 5-6a ET
•Palestinian Gunman Fired On Civilians Waiting For Aid; Israel To Attend Next Cease-Fire Talks; Some Russian Voters Stage Defiant Acts Of Protest; Russia Kills 20, Wounds 73 In Attack On Odessa; Former V.P. Pence Will Not Back Trump; China Braces For Second Trump Presidency; Chaos In Haiti; Donations To Texas Migrant Bus Program Seem Irregular; Royals Can't Escape Photo Controversy; Rare Horizontal Vortex Tornado In Ohio. Aired 4-5a ET
•Palestinian Gunman Fired on Civilians Waiting for Aid; Irish PM Say U.S. Weapons in Gaza Not Used in Self-Defense; Some Russian Voters Stage Defiant Acts of Protest; Chaos in Haiti. Aired 3-3:30a ET
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•State Department Arranging Evacuation Flight From Haiti For U.S. Citizens; Pennsylvania Triple Homicide Suspect Now In Custody In New Jersey; White House Deflects On Question About Netanyahu's Political Future; Judge Rules Fani Willis Can Stay On Georgia Election Case; Russian Voters Cast Ballots In Presidential Elections; United Airlines Plane Found Missing A Panel After Landing; Conspiracy Theory Leaves Arizona County With $200K Problem. Aired 7-8p ET
•Officials: Pennsylvania Triple Homicide Suspect Now In Custody In New Jersey; Tonight: Trump Stumps In Ohio After Pence Refuses To Endorse; State Dept. Arranging Evacuation Flight For U.S. Citizens; Rep. Marc Molinaro (R-NY) Discusses About Co-Sponsoring A Bill Protecting Access To IVF And Getting Support In The House; Russian Voters Cast Ballots In Presidential Election. Aired 6-7p ET
•PA Triple Shooting Suspect Barricaded Inside NJ Home; Trump Stumps In Ohio After Pence Refuses To Endorse Him; Setbacks For Prosecutors Trying Trump; Barricaded PA Triple Shooting Suspect Now In Custody In NJ; Russian Media: 29 Russian Polling Stations See Acts Of Civil Disobedience; Gallop Poll: 70% Think Marijuana Use Should Be Legal; Kate Middleton Searched On Google More Than Trump, Biden. Aired 5-6p ET
•Police And Suspect At A Standoff In Trenton, New Jersey; Official: PA Shooting Suspect Barricaded In Home In Trenton, NJ; Tonight, Trump Stumps In Ohio After Pence Refuses To Endorse; Judge Rules Fani Willis Can Stay On Trump GA Election Case; Delays In Multiple Trump Cases Raise Chances He May Not Face Criminal Trial Before Election; WH Deflects On Question About Netanyahu's Political Future; Source: Ceasefire Talks Expected To Resume Monday In Doha. Aired 4-5p ET
•Pennsylvania Triple Shooting Suspect Barricaded Inside New Jersey Home. Aired 3-4p ET
•Armed Suspect Who Reportedly Killed Three People And Committed Carjacking In Pennsylvania Now Barricaded In Residence In Trenton, New Jersey; Bucks County, Pennsylvania, District Attorney And Falls Township, Pennsylvania, Police Chief Hold Press Conference On Crimes And Current Situation Of Armed Suspect; Trenton, New Jersey Building Where Armed Suspect Is Barricaded Was Evacuated Of Residents By Law Enforcement; Law Enforcement Experts Discuss Efforts Likely Being Made To Negotiate With Armed Suspect Barricaded In New Jersey Residence. Aired 2-3p ET
•Official: Pennsylvania Shooting Suspect Barricaded With Hostages In New Jersey; Tornado Ravage Parts Of Ohio And Indiana; Official: PA Shooting Suspect Barricaded With Hostages In NJ; State Department Arranging Evacuation Flight For U.S. Citizens; Soon: Police To Give Update On Deadly PA Shooting, NJ Hostage Situation. Aired 1-2p ET
•Deadly Shooting Prompts Shelter-In-Place Order For Philly Suburb; Manhunt Underway In Philly Suburb following Shooting Spree; Pence Says Cannot In Good Conscience Endorse Trump; Manhunt Underway In Philly Suburb Following Shooting Spree; Russians Head To The Polls On Day 2 Of 2024 Presidential Election; Biden Praises Schumer Speech Critical Of Netanyahu. Aired 12-1p ET

•CNN INTERNATIONAL: Judge: D.A. Willis May Remain On Trump Case If Wade Withdraws; Netanyahu Approves Plans For "Action" In Rafah; Polls Open In Moscow For Presidential Election; Ukraine Combat Medics Avoid Russian Drones By Operating At Night. Aired 3-4p ET
•Deadly Tornadoes Tear Across Several States Overnight; Netanyahu Approves "Plans For Action" In Rafah, Gaza; WSJ: co*ckpit Seat Mistake May Have Caused Boeing 787 Dreamliner To Suddenly Plunge. Aired 11:30a-12p ET
•Judge Rules D.A. Fani Willis Can Stay On Trump Election Case; Supreme Court: Public Officials Can Block Social Media Followers; Judge: Wade Must Withdraw For D.A. Willis To Stay On Trump Case. Aired 11-11:30a ET
•D.A. Fani Willis Can Continue On Trump Election Lawsuit, Judge Rules; Waiting For D.A. Willis' Response To Judge's Decision; At Least 3 Dead As Tornadoes Rip Through Several States; Voting Underway In Russia, Putin Poised To Earn Fifth Term; After Proposing Netanyahu To Step Down, Schumer Under Criticism. Aired 10:30-11a ET