President Biden hits crunch time on vaccinations, Team USA newcomers who benefited from the delay of the Olympics, and the rookie crawfish cooks who are not ready for primetime.

Bipartisan group of Senators reaches agreement on infrastructure proposal, why expiring vaccines are suddenly a big problem, and how to combat the urge to overspend on summer travel.

Employers are getting desperate and increasing incentives for prospective employees. Nelson D. Schwartz from the New York Times has the latest.

Brett Samuels from The Hill and Gordon Deal discuss why the President's trip to Europe could interfere with the push for certain parts of his domestic agenda.

President Biden heads overseas to restore alliances and push democracy. Ken Thomas from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

President Biden warns Russia against 'harmful activities' at start of first official trip, Senators push for infrastructure plan that avoids tax hikes, and 12-year-old graduates high school and college in same week.

Amazon is moving forward with a little-advertised program call Sidewalk. Geoffrey Fowler from the Washington Post explains why you should opt-out.

Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal joined Gordon Deal this morning with a look at how Democrat Jon Tester survives in red-state Montana.

A new report points to numerous intelligence failures that happened during the Capitol insurrection. Rebecca Beitsch from The Hill breaks down the findings.

President Biden ends infrastructure talks with Senate GOP group, new report highlights severe intelligence failures on Jan. 6, and a herd of wild elephants wandering across China captivates millions.

Morgan Chalfant from The Hill and Gordon Deal discuss President Biden's goal of having 70 percent of the U.S. adult population get at least one dose of vaccine by July 4th.

Supply shortages are stalling an economy on the rebound. Dave Boyer from the Washington Times has the story.

Pharmaceutical Expert Dean Fanelli joined us this morning with a look at the first new Alzheimer's drug in nearly two decades.

U.S. retrieves millions in ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers, FDA approves first new Alzheimer's drug in nearly two decades, and Wisconsin father sets new pushup world record to raise money for family of fallen first responders.
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Jessica Menton from USA Today explains why lower-income Americans feel left behind.

Meridith McGraw from POLITICO and Gordon Deal discuss why Republicans fear former President Trump will lead to a 'lost generation' of talent.

What would a better US immigration system look like? Matthew Brown from USA Today joined us with a look.

At least 3 dead, 6 injured in Florida graduation party shooting, what would a better US immigration system look like, and California woman's wallet returned 46 years after she lost it.

Daycares are struggling to keep workers, tips to make your offer stand out in a competitive seller's market, and electric bikers and cyclists compete for trail space.

President Biden signals flexibility on taxes for infrastructure, child care has a retention problem, and Amazon deliveryman runs into burning home.

Despite a tight job market in many areas, certain states are still having a hard time filling jobs. Eric Morath from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Ransomware attacks are becoming a goldmine for criminals. Tech Analyst Rob Enderle breaks down where the software is coming from and if there is anything businesses can do to stop it.

Shawn Zeller from CQ Roll Call joined Gordon Deal this morning with a look at how Republicans have finally made it to the negotiating table.

Netanyahu rivals agree to form new government to oust Israeli leader, ransomware business achieves critical mass, and man's stolen wallet gets returned 20 years after it went missing.

Tawnell Hobbs from the Wall Street Journal explains why new laws could derail the progress being made when it comes to teaching about the Tulsa Race Massacre and other elements of Black history.