Blood test could help identify troops suffering from PTSD, how hackers could break into a smart city, and the funniest football coach of all-time.

Cliff Saunders of KTRH radio in Houston gives an update on the flooding in Texas from Tropical Storm Imelda.

Joe Flint from the Wall Street Journal dives in to the new bidding wars over the streaming rights of popular TV shows.

John Bennett of Roll Call talks about new polling data that brings Trump closer to major Democratic candidates.

Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance discusses why the General Motors strike is unlikely to bring back labor unions.

U.S. building coalition after Saudi oil attack, Imelda overwhelms Texas with' incredibly dangerous' flooding, and Kansas Man moves into dog shelter to help dog get adopted.

Iran approved Saudi oil attacks, Trump administration revokes California's authority to set auto mileage standards, and what should your children be drinking.

How should the U.S. respond to escalating tensions with Iran, House panel grills former Trump Campaign Manager, and Tennessee students help classmate bullied for wearing same clothes.

What would another interest rate cut by the Fed mean for our finances? Greg McBride from Bankrate joins us to explain.

Why does President Trump see a strong U.S. dollar as a negative? Kate Davidson from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss.

How will the global oil markets handle the attacks on Saudi Arabia? Dan Eberhart from Canary LLC gives us a look.

White House downplays retaliating against Iran, New York prosecutors subpoena eight years of Trump tax returns, and U.S. gas prices expected to rise after Saudi Arabia attack.

Will Democrats be able to end the Trump tax cuts without a backlash? Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal has the latest.

With the latest string of bad news, is there a future for the Boy Scouts? Samantha Schmidt from the Washington Post has the story.

Brianna Abbott from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the mystery surrounding the lung ailments being attributed to vaping.

Iran rejects U.S. accusations over Saudi oil-facility attacks, United Auto Workers go on strike, and is there a future for the Boy Scouts.

Kids of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates get a taste of the trail, résumés are starting to look like Instagram, and where to find aliens around the world.

2020 Democratic candidates hit the debate stage, EPA rolls back Obama-era regulations on clean water, and these are the worst tippers in America.

Guy Taylor from the Washington Times breaks down how the firing of John Bolton will affect diplomacy in the Trump White House.

Nancy Armour from USA Today discusses the impact of the Antonio Brown saga on a landmark season for the NFL.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal talks about how, without new leadership, Trump's political views and style will endure following the end of his term.

Supreme Court authorizes Trump to deny asylum to Central Americans, government to heavily regulate vaping, and why buying a new car is more expensive than ever.

Are electric cars close to becoming a reality for the majority of Americans? Peter Morici from the University of Maryland says no.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains why the GOP needs to release a climate plan.

Will the upcoming 2020 election have a negative effect on getting a bipartisan healthcare bill passed? Kimberly Leonard from the Washington Examiner has the story.