CNN 2012-04-30

You are spot out, this is CNN Student News, thanks to the students in Michigan for getting things started for today, now let's get to the headlines. Thank you for that welcome, and thank you, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Rhode Island, Connecticut and New

面试英语口语脱口而出 第11期:规章制度

1.Can I ask you what the office rules are? 你能告诉我一些办公室制度吗？ 2.Is it from 9:00 to 12:00 in the morning and 1:00 to 5:00 in the afternoon? 工作时间是上午9点到12点，下午1点到5点，对吗？ 3.Do I have to wear e

AP 2012-01-24

1. Jon Huntsman said he'll quit the presidential race Monday and endorse fellow Republican Mitt Romney. Huntsman is expected to make the announcement at an event in South Carolina. 2. The captain of the cruise liner that ran aground off Italy has bee

AP 2012-01-26

1. Front-runner Mitt Romney defended his business record. During the Republican debate in South Carolina, Romney under pressure from his Republican opponents also said he might release his tax records this spring. 2. Divers have used explosives to bl

AP 2012-03-28

1. After a win in Louisiana, Rick Santorum is vowing to continue his campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. That despite a big gap in the race for delegates. An Associated Press tally shows Mitt Romney has accumulated more than twice as

AP 2012-04-29

1. Agricultural officials in California are assuring consumers the food supply is safe after discovering a cow with BSE, commonly known as mad cow disease. Officials say the cow developed the disease through a natural mutation and not from eating inf

AP 2012-02-28

1. A gunman has killed two American military advisors inside a heavily guarded government building in Kabul. This comes as violent protests continue across Afghanistan over the burning of the Muslim holy book at a US base. 2. It's a day full of campa

AP 2012-03-24

1. Mitt Romney won the Illinois Republican presidential primary by a wide margin over Rick Santorum. In his victory speech, Romney emphasized his willingness to work with Democrats if elected. 2. French Police raided a home in Toulouse, and cornered

AP 2012-01-03

1. North Korea declares Kim Jong Un supreme leader. The announcement was made at a memorial service for the younger Kim's father, the late North Korean president Kim Jong Il. 2. Iran is holding a ten-day military exercise in international waters. Tha

AP 2012-01-07

1. It's on the New Hampshire for the Republican presidential candidates. The latest tallies of Mitt Romney topping Rick Santorum by just 8 votes, it's the closest Iowa caucuses result ever. 2. President Obama goes to Ohio Wednesday to make his case a

CNN 2012-05-06

From the CNN news in mid Atlanta, Georgia. It is Thursday. I am Karl Azuz and this is CNN student news. First up today, we have more for you on President Obama's surprise trip to Afghanistan. Afghan forces are expected to fully take over their countr

CNN 2012-05-20

First up, we are looking at four wild fires that are burning in parts of Arizona. These things are getting bigger. We reported on the story earlier in the week. As of Wednesday afternoon, no deaths have been reported in connection with these wild fir

White House rules out new gun control laws

WASHINGTON, July 26 (Xinhua) -- White House Spokesman Jay Carney on Thursday ruled out new gun control laws, saying U.S. President Barack Obama will focus on other measures to reduce gun violence. Speaking at a regular briefing, Carney said Obama sup

Romney Wins Illinois Republican Primary

Republican presidential frontrunner Mitt Romney has registered a convincing win in Tuesday's Illinois primary, enlarging his lead in the race for the party's nomination. U.S. news services say Romney won about 55 percent of the vote to nearly 30 perc

Obama Meeting With Labor Leaders on US 'Fiscal Cliff'

U.S. labor leaders met with President Barack Obama on Tuesday, calling on him to reject deep cuts in pensions and health care for the elderly as he works to resolve crucial government financial issues by the end of the year. Newly re-elected, Obama i

Obama Comforts Families of Shooting Victims, Survivors

President Barack Obama on Sunday comforted the families of the 12 people killed and 58 wounded in Thursday's mass shooting at a movie theater in Aurora, Colorado. In the city traumatized by a tragedy that has also shaken the nation, Mr. Obama visited

US Economy Grew Faster in Late 2011

The U.S. economy, the world's largest, grew at its fastest pace in a year-and-a-half in late 2011, but questions remain whether the advance will continue in coming months. The U.S. government said Friday the country's national economic output increas

White House denies agreement on one-on-one talks with Iran

White House denies agreement on one-on-one talks with Iran WASHINGTON, Oct. 20 (Xinhua) -- The White House on Saturday denied a press report saying the United States and Iran had agreed for the first time to have one-on-one talks over the latter's co

Obama Leads Romney in Hypothetical Matchup

A new poll indicates U.S. President Barack Obama would beat Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney in a hypothetical election matchup. The ABC News-Washington Post survey shows President Obama ahead 51 percent to 45 percent among registered

Americans Oppose Health Care Law But Like Provisions

A poll indicates that most Americans oppose President Barack Obama's health care reform even though they strongly support most of its provisions. The Reuters-Ipsos poll was conducted last week. The Supreme Court is expected to hand down its ruling on