A look at "Alligator Alcatraz," what is "ChatGPT Psychosis," and Cracker Barrel fans mourn the loss of that old-timey feeling.

Best Of - Young graduates are facing an employment crisis, build your own stoop culture, and Fourth of July facts you didn't know.

Trump's megabill heads to final vote after Republican divisions nearly derail it, what will gas prices be like for drivers this Fourth of July, and get ready for the $80 popcorn bucket.

Clare Ansberry from the Wall Street Journal explains why success means something different for younger Americans.

On today's Mike Drop, Dom Savino wants us to be on the look out for Scooby Doo.

Republican members of Congress are unhappy with changes made by the Senate to the "big, beautiful bill." Mychael Schnell from The Hill takes us behind the headline.

Senate passes megabill House GOP fumes over changes, Jury in Diddy's sex trafficking trial to resume deliberations after reaching partial verdict, and the best places to celebrate 4th of July in 2025.

Republicans' effort to pass megabill stretches overnight, suspected shooter in Idaho ambush of firefighters identified, and when is it a good time to sell or trade in your car.

A Texas mailman adopted a sworn enemy. We hear the story from Gordon Deal.

It's the elephant in the room that no one wants to talk about. Brent Schrotenboer from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

Robots are trying to navigate the mean streets of America. Heather Haddon from the Wall Street Journal explains what is going on.

Legislative gridlock causes senators to flee. Amy DeLaura from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Suspect found dead in Idaho shooting that killed two firefighters, legislative gridlock causes senators to flee Capitol Hill and run for governor, and the fiery secret to a longer life might be hiding in your spice rack.

Can scary headlines make us sick, 29-year-old boss shares the 'controversial' rules she sets for her employees, and young Americans cut back.

Senators remain divided on Iran strikes after Trump administration briefing, the rollback of transgender rights is gaining steam, and summer cooling hacks that can slash your electric bill.

On today's Mike Drop, we say a quick goodbye to Dicky and Mike has some words for the New York Mets.

Where are oil and gas prices headed after attacks on Iran? John Tamny from RealClearMarkets gives us a look.

Economist Peter Morici joined America's First News to explain why investors shouldn't bet against America.

President Trump says US and Iranian officials will talk next week as ceasefire holds, Judge orders Abrego Garcia released, and signs of a toxic manager.

Fragile ceasefire holding, Trump envoy says peace talks with Iran promising, Senate Republicans juggle Iran and tax cuts in monumental week, and these are the best and cheapest states for seniors living alone.

Gordon Deal has some tips on how to stay safe in the summer heat.

On today's Mike Drop, either learn to cut brownies properly or you are out of the will.

Young graduates are entering into an employment crisis. Career Strategist Julie Bauke brings us the latest.

Healthcare to undocumented immigrants may be coming to an end. Joseph Walker from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Israel and Iran accept ceasefire plan, Supreme Court allows Trump administration to swiftly deport migrants to third countries, and here are some surprising ways to stay safe in the heat.