Historical clue formulations

• What's going on — 2026-06-19
• Word made up of the four main compass points — 2025-11-03
• Anchors provide this — 2025-08-17
• None of it is good, in an aphorism — 2023-08-12
• ___ crawl — 2023-04-20
• It's broken by hounds — 2022-10-01
• The "-spel" of "gospel," etymologically — 2022-09-21
• "Any ___?" — 2022-02-18
• What breaks as it first comes out — 2021-10-15
• "What's the ___?" — 2021-06-19
• None of it is good, as the saying goes — 2021-01-28
• What's happening — 2021-01-07
• The latest — 2020-12-07
• 6:00 broadcast — 2020-07-12
• What just happened? — 2020-05-25
• Contents of a Facebook feed — 2019-11-05
• It can be old or breaking — 2019-09-08
• The first "N" of CNN — 2019-03-11
• Update, say — 2018-03-18
• Google heading — 2017-11-30
• With 30-Down, brief article in a paper — 2017-06-19
• Part of a Facebook feed — 2016-12-28
• "___ to me" — 2016-03-20
• What's going on — 2015-12-26
• ___ flash — 2014-12-23
• Word that's only coincidentally made up of the four main compass points — 2014-08-04
• The latest — 2014-07-23
• "That's ___ to me" — 2013-05-30
• Skinny — 2011-10-23
• The latest — 2011-10-11
• What literally comes from the north, east, west and south? — 2011-09-05
• 6:30 p.m. broadcast — 2009-08-17
• The first "N" of CNN — 2008-09-29
• Part of CNN — 2008-09-02
• Google heading — 2007-08-30
• Scoop — 2007-03-01
• Intelligence — 2006-12-23
• What's going on — 2006-04-22
• Intelligence — 2005-12-31
• Front page fill — 2005-08-01
• Latest — 2005-05-21
• NPR staple — 2004-11-18
• Wire material — 2004-10-10
• Word — 2004-04-09
• The latest — 2004-04-07
• On-the-hour radio offering — 2003-07-21
• Intelligence — 2003-07-05
• Six o'clock broadcast — 2002-11-18
• Kind of conference — 2002-10-14
• Part of CNN — 2002-07-22