TNT News

TNT News is an 24-Hour News channel owned by WTNYCorporation. It started broadcasting on March 1st 2017 as Worldnet. Firstly channel broadcasted International newscasts from major international TV stations, reduced to 30-60 minutes. SInce June 4th, the channel focuses on Rolling news and current affairs programming and broadcasts 17 hours of live programming (6am ET-11pm ET) with the rest of the schedule filled with Channel NewsAsia simulcast. The channel features a 2-band on-screen ticker, with news headlines on the upper band and S&P 500 stocks on the lower band. On June 12th, the channel was renamed to TNT News and introduced new programming

Current programming

 * News NOW AM (Daily 6-7am ET)
 * First Look Americas (Daily 7-9am ET)
 * Business America (Weekdays 9-10am ET and 4-5pm ET; business news)
 * Sunday Politics with Ryan Sorba (sundays 9am-10am ET; weekly political talk show simulcasted with The National Television)
 * Austen Tassletine Reports (Weekdays 10-11am ET)
 * News NOW (Weekdays 11am-12pm ET, 1:30pm-4pm ET, 5pm-6pm ET, Saturdays 9am-5pm ET, Sundays 10am-5pm ET)
 * Agenda with Peter Stuart (Weekdays 12pm-1pm ET)
 * The Lunchtime NEWS (Weekdays 1pm-1:30pm ET)
 * Business Weekly with Lauren Lyster (Saturdays 5pm-6pm ET)
 * Behind the Facts: Robb Hanrahan (Sundays 5pm-6pm ET)
 * SportScene (Daily 7:30pm ET; sports news)
 * From Washington with Steve Bartelstein (Weekdays 6pm-6:30pm ET; political news)
 * From Washington with Larry Kane (Weekends 6pm-6:30pm ET)
 * TEN: The Evening News (Daily 6:30pm ET; Simulcast from The National Television)
 * News NOW Prime with Dana King (Weekdays 7pm-7:30pm ET; Newscast which includes stories that weren't mentioned on TEN: The Evening News)
 * News NOW Weekend with Ameera David (Weekends 7pm-7:30pm)
 * The World Tonight: EARLY EDITION (Daily 8pm ET; News)
 * 24 Minutes with Paula Zahn (Weekdays 8:30pm ET; nightly interview with newsmaker)
 * The Firth Factor with Charles Firth (Saturdays 8:30pm ET)
 * Spotlight with Rick Amato (Sundays 8:30pm ET; roundtable discussion show)
 * Political Link with David Shuster (Weekdays 9pm-10pm ET; political talk show)
 * Bill Dod LIVE (Weekends 9pm-10m ET; political talk show)
 * The World Tonight (Daily 10pm-10:45pm ET; channel's flagship show)
 * The Lights (Daily 10:45pm-11pm ET; Nightly sports highlights show)

Anchors

 * Robert Santos - Weekdays on News Now AM
 * Richard Ransom - Chief anchor, weekdays on The World Tonight; TEN: The Evening News fill-in anchor
 * Scott Thompson - Anchor and Managing editor of TEN: The Evening News (Weekdays)
 * Lauren Lyster - Weekdays on Business America (9am ET)
 * Brenda Blackmon - Weekend anchor of TEN: The Evening News
 * Maggie Poteau - Weekdays on First Look Americas
 * Mark McEwen - Weekdays on First Look Americas
 * Steve Bartelstein - Weekdays on From Washington
 * Huw Williams - Weekends on From Washington
 * Laura Evans - Weekends on News Now AM and First Look Americas
 * Michele Marsh - News NOW (11am-12pm ET) Weekday anchor and TLN: The Lunchtime News anchor
 * Thalia Assuras - News NOW (2pm-4pm ET, 5pm-6pm ET) Weekday anchor
 * Erin Ade - Business America (4pm ET) anchor
 * Dana King - News NOW Prime weekday anchor; TEN: The Evening News fill-in anchor
 * Giselle Fernández - News NOW weekend anchor (9am-1pm Saturdays; 10am-1pm Sundays); TEN: The Evening News fill-in anchor
 * E. D. Hill - News NOW weekend anchor (1pm-5pm Saturdays and Sundays)
 * Tim Lewis - Sportscene and The Lights weekday anchor
 * Brett Haber - Sportscene and The Lights weekend anchor

Other staff

 * Kathi Belich - Chief correspondent
 * Erin Logan - Chief National Correspondent
 * Lindsey Hess - Business reporter
 * Brendan Cullerton - Chief Washington Correspondent
 * Jordan Abuddayyeh - White House correspondent
 * Emily Pritchard - Los Angeles reporter
 * Larry Blunt - Philadelphia reporter
 * Tonya Foster - Cleveland reporter
 * Mike Raita - Sports correspondent
 * Linda Mays - Chicago reporter

WTNYCorporation News Exchange members

 * Dubai TV (UAE)
 * M6 (France)
 * RTL (Germany)
 * ANT1 (Greece and Cyprus)
 * Telecinco (Spain)
 * LA7, Sky TG24 (Italy)
 * Polsat (Poland)
 * SIC (Portugal)
 * MetroTV (Indonesia)
 * NTV (Russia)
 * Pink (Serbia)
 * Hayat (Bosnia)
 * Pop TV (Slovenia)
 * TV4 (Sweden)
 * TV2 (Denmark)
 * TV2 (Norway)
 * MTV (Finland)
 * LNK (Lithuania)
 * TV3 (Estonia)
 * LNT (Latvia)
 * RTL KLUB (Hungary)
 * One News (Malta)
 * ITN (Sri Lanka)
 * VTV (Vietnam)
 * TV3 (Malaysia)
 * NTV (Turkey)
 * RTL NIEUWS (Holland)
 * TBS (Japan)
 * SBS (Korea)
 * TVBS (Taiwan)
 * TVB (Hong Kong)
 * RTL (Croatia)
 * Sitel (Macedonia)
 * ABS CBN (Philippines)
 * Thai News Agency MCOT (Thailand)
 * Ary News (Pakistan)
 * NDTV News (India)
 * Latina (Peru)
 * Caracol (Colombia)
 * Televen (Venezuela)
 * Azteca (Mexico)
 * Azteca Guate (Guatemala)
 * Canal 12 (El Salvador)
 * Azteca (Honduras)
 * Band (Brazil)
 * Telefe (Argentina)
 * Mega (Chile)
 * RTL TVI, VTM (Belgium)
 * KTN (Kenya)
 * ANN7 (South Africa)
 * Channels TV (Nigeria)
 * Sky News (United Kingdom)
 * CTV (Canada)
 * Seven Network (Australia)
 * Mediacorp (Singapore)
 * STV (Belarus)
 * 1+1 (Ukraine)
 * Rustavi 2 (Georgia)
 * Rudaw (Kurdistan)
 * Nova (Czech Republic)
 * Markiza (Slovakia)
 * Newshub (New Zealand)