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North Korea sanctions expanded. Syria peace talks to resume. Capturing an Islamic State operative. Controversy over new biopic.

North Korea sanctions expanded. Syria peace talks to resume. Capturing an Islamic State operative. Controversy over new biopic.

GOP leaders react to raucous candidate debate; jobs report improves econ outlook; stock market rallies.

LIVE at 1205 UTC, Replayed at 1305 and 1405 UTC International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

LIVE at 1205 UTC, Replayed at 1305 and 1405 UTC International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

What Republican Party leaders think of the tone of Thursday's Republican debate; which U.S. industries are seeing the most job growth in the latest U.S. employment report; why Wall Street's stock market rally may not be as healthy as it seems.

What Republican Party leaders think of the nasty tone of Thursday's debate between Donald Trump and his rivals; which U.S. industries are seeing the most job growth in the latest U.S. employment report and which are not; why Wall Street's stock market rally may not be as healthy as it seems.

Moderator Fred Barnes, Executive Editor of The Weekly Standard, Linda Feldmann, the White House & Chief Political Correspondent for The Christian Science Monitor, and Michael Williams, Contributor to CBS Radio discuss the Super Tuesday aftermath, the UN sanctions against North Korea, Lebanon’s Hezbollah declared as terrorist group by Saudi Arabia, and the UK’s EU referendum.

Prominent Washington correspondents discuss topics making headlines around the world.

Prominent Washington correspondents discuss topics making headlines around the world.