A Jersey shore man rescues a woman and her dogs from a capsized kayak. We hear more from Mike Gavin.

Looking to beat the heat? Why not try a cruise? Nathan Diller from USA Today explores the best way to find a deal.

Group-chat seems to be the bane of everyone's existence. Julie Jargon from the Wall Street Journal has some tips on how to make things more bearable.

Senate GOP draws battle lines with over DOGE cuts. Ramsey Touchberry from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Iran weighs retaliation for U.S. strikes, US asks China to stop Iran from closing Strait of Hormuz, and man dives into pond to save dog from alligator.

Why "good enough" is ruining your life, fire departments turn to AI to detect wildfires faster, and people are lining up to snuggle the world's largest rodents.

Israel vows to hold Iran's leader accountable for "war crimes" after Iranian missile slams into hospital, Appeals court lets Trump keep control of California National Guard troops in L.A., what's the going rate for kids' allowances in 2025.

Most of us aren't done with work when we get home. We hear the story from Gordon Deal.

Is inflation just lying in wait or are we in the clear? Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance brings us the latest.

June is Men's mental health month. Dr. Daniel Singley joined America's First News to discuss postpartum in dads.

ICE raids are hurting big brands. Laura Cooper from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Israel attacks Iranian nuclear sites, missile damages Israeli hospital, ICE raids have sent Latino shoppers into hiding and big brands are hurting, and more of us are putting in extra hours after the workday.

Say goodbye to the office snacks. Julie Zauzmer Weil from the Washington Post has the story.

20-somethings are mastering the half treble and puff stitch. Ann Marie Alcantara from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Greg McBride from Bankrate joined America's First News with a look at what could happen with interest rates.

White House calls for Iran to 'surrender' as he weighs military action, Brad Lander, NYC comptroller and mayoral candidate, arrested by ICE agents, and 20-somethings are taking up grandma's favorite hobbies.

Dashia Milden from CNET helps us protect ourselves better online.

Returned items have become big business for resellers. Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today gives us a look.

On today's Mike Drop, does it count as an applause if everyone claps only once.

Some senators aren't happy with the discipline being asked by Senate Majority Leader John Thune. David Sivak from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Trump signals escalation in Israel-Iran conflict as he leaves G7 summit early, Minnesota shooting suspect targeted four lawmakers' homes, and returned items become discounted treasures.

Say goodbye to free shipping. Liz Young from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Aditi Shrikant from MarketWatch breaks down how not to lash out at a former boss.

Business Expert Parag Amin joined America's First News with a look at how business owners can protect themselves from unrest in cities.

Man suspected of shooting 2 Minnesota lawmakers is in custody after surrendering to police, Iran renews missile attacks on Israel, and eating this fatty snack every day can help you sleep better.