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Exchange, joining me today is kayla tausche. Coming to you live from washington, d. C. Where the world bank and imf are holding their spring meetings. Wilfred frost is on the ground in paris ahead of the French Election this weekend. Well get to him in a bit. Its nice to have you. Obviously weve chosen our music play list accordingly. Its nice to have you in my new city. Its Throwback Thursday, which is why you may recognize this song from several years ago. A special girl power edition of Worldwide Exchange. Throwing back to a few months ago when we worked in the same city. I will quiz you on...

Fourteen days until americans pick the next president. Cnn is geared up to bring you the most comprehensive coverage of these final two weeks of the campaign. Our correspondents are in the most critical battleground states across the country as president obama and mitt romney try to win over those few remaining undecided voters who could very well sway this expected very, very close election. We have both of these president ial campaigns live this hour. You see joe biden, democratic Vice President ial nominee. Hes also the Vice President of the United States. Hes speaking right now in dayton, ...

With a distinct voice any longtime New Yorker can recognize, Chuck Scarborough is a local legend and news veteran marking his 50th anniversary reporting for the...

CNN’s new documentary series, United States of Scandal, hosted by Jake Tapper, debuted on Sunday with two episodes. One detailed the extramarital affair of former Republican South Carolina Gov. Mark Sanford and the other involved former Democratic Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich’s scheme to sell the Senate seat that would be vacated by Barack Obama. However, only Sanford got the party label.

The earliest primary and caucus states don’t yield very many delegates, but they get a huge amount of publicity, which is why the presidential campaigns put so much effort into them. The media know this, too, so their editorial decisions take on magnified importance when it comes to events such as Tuesday’s New Hampshire primary.