The Hill's Rebecca Kheel explains the challenges that President Trump faces ahead of the Korean peace talks.

Can we trust that public spaces are safe from attack? Gordon Deal and security expert Lou Palumbo discuss.

Forensic Psychologist Dr. John Huber gives us a look inside the mind of a mass shooter.

Driver plows van into Toronto pedestrians, authorities catch Waffle House suspect, and police give 84-year-old man ride to hospital to visit sick wife.

Overtime has taken the place of hiring more workers. Lauren Weber from the Wall Street Journal says some companies are not happy.

Congressman Devin Nunes has been on the rise in Washington. Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

No-frills phones are slowly gaining some more modern updates. The Wall Street Journal's David Pierce explains to Gordon Deal why he is all for them.

Will airlines continue their stellar safety record? Elizabeth Weise from USA Today gives us a look.

Nashville man who stopped Waffle House shooter says he's not a hero, why the romaine lettuce E. coli outbreak affects mostly women, and people are not prepared for this retirement expense.

Putting out a yearbook after the Parkland shooting, distracted driving deaths are on the rise, and big sleep is having its moment.

Is Apple really better about privacy? USA Today's Jefferson Graham took a look.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains how disability is putting a strain on the economy.

Graham Allison from the Harvard Kennedy School talks with Gordon Deal about how President Trump can win with North Korea.

How Trump can win big in North Korea, two Florida deputies killed in apparent ambush at restaurant, and man donates kidney to high school classmate.

What caused the deadly engine failure on Southwest Flight 1380, a blackout hits all of Puerto Rico, and how accountants party after Tax Day.

Gordon Deal talks with Missouri Representative Vicky Hartzler about why it's essential to pass a farm bill.

Indiana Representative Jim Banks joins us with a look at how we move forward in Syria.

Jonathan Cheng from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the secret meeting between CIA Director Mike Pompeo and North Korea's Kim Jong Un.

Former First Lady Barbara Bush dies, CIA Director Mike Pompeo met North Korea's Kim Jong Un, and why more money leads to more stress.

The Wall Street Journal's Doug Belkin and Gordon Deal have a look at how families are trying to get around soaring college costs.

Companies are doing their best to take advantage of the new tax code. Richard Rubin from Wall Street Journal has the story.

Bridget Bowman from RollCall breaks down how tariffs are complicating upcoming senate races.

South Carolina deadly prison fight sparked by contraband cellphones, Trump touts "successful hit" in Syria, and is caffeine good for your heart.

Beth Teitell from the Boston Globe and Gordon Deal chat about why we are all tired and who trying to profit.

Will Democrats steal the seat from a retiring Paul Ryan? David Byler from the Weekly Standard has the story.