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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 5 days 17 hours 42 minutes
CNN Student News - 10/19/16
Today's topics include a possible discovery in Giza's Great Pyramid, a mystery concerning frogs in Peru, and the efforts of a U.S. doctor to fight heroin abuse.
CNN Student News - 10/18/16
A significant battle begins in Iraq, China takes a step forward in its space program, and a U.S. community reels from the effects of a national heroin epidemic.
CNN Student News - 10/17/16
After a recap of headlines from Yemen, Iraq and Australia, we're kicking off a new series examining America's heroin epidemic and how it's being addressed.
CNN Student News - 10/14/16
Today, we're exploring possible vulnerabilities in U.S. voting security, and we're visiting an Asian country in mourning following the death of a revered ruler.
CNN Student News - 10/13/16
A state of emergency is declared in Ethiopia, an oil inferno casts a cloud over an Iraqi town, and researchers tout the potential pros of bacteria-coated crops.
CNN Student News - 10/12/16
Samsung recalls a flagship smartphone, Haitians begin rebuilding after a devastating hurricane, and experts discuss the public's appetite for a Mars mission.
CNN Student News - 10/11/16
Featured today: An apparent attack on a U.S. warship, some historical perspective on Sunni and Shia Muslims, a Character Study, and a secret library in Syria.
CNN Student News - 10/10/16
Today's show recaps Hurricane Matthew's impact on the U.S. and Haiti and brings you some highlights of last night's U.S. presidential debate.
CNN Student News - 10/07/16
Hurricane Matthew nears the U.S. Southeast, China poses a potential challenge for the next U.S. leader, and a Colorado facility converts food waste into energy.
CNN Student News - 10/06/16
Hurricane Matthew barrels toward the Bahamas and the U.S., we bring you clips from the U.S. vice presidential debate, and global tech teams reach for the moon.