The Wall Street Journal's Cameron McWhirter joins Gordon to discuss how Nashville residents are worried that Music City is growing too fast.

The Wall Street Journal's Christina Rogers joins Gordon to discuss why you might want to ignore your desire for a bigger vehicle and settle for a more compact one-- that is if you plan on parking it.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Arian Campo-Flores joins Gordon to discuss why Florida's Senate candidates think the Puerto Rican vote is key to win the election.

Listen as USA Today's Ledyard King joins Gordon to discuss how a group in Virginia is trying to hear each other's political views rather than rebuke them like the majority of a polarized America.

President Trump defends family-separation policy, White House wants a "Space Force," and compulsive video-game playing could be mental health problem.

Can therapy apps help as suicide rates are on rise? Gordon Deal talks with the Arizona Republic's Ken Alltucker with the latest.

The Wall Street Journal's Alicia A. Caldwell takes us inside a Texas Walmart that has been repurposed as a shelter for migrant boys.

With growing scrutiny over Scott Pruitt, the EPA's press office has gone on the offensive. Paul Farhi from the Washington Post has the story.

Trump policy of separating families threatens immigration talks, a look inside a former Texas Walmart, now a shelter for migrant boys, and World Cup fans celebrating in Mexico City may have caused artificial earthquake.

The tough battle of fighting shipments of fentanyl, Olympic gold medalist Shannon Miller, and promoting safe summer driving habits.

Lee Hotz from The Wall Street Journal explains how lighting may help astronauts sleep better in space.

Joe Flint from The Wall Street Journal details some challenges that AT&T may face in the recent merger.

Erin Kelly of USA Today breaks down the watchdog report for us.

Listen as The National Journal's Josh Kraushaar joins Gordon in this extended interview to discuss how closed-minded Republicans and Democrats are infecting America's political state.

DOJ report says former FBI director James Comey went rogue when handling Clinton email probe, thousands nationwide protest family separations at border, and this common habit is making your kids act like monsters.

Are you feeling relieved after paying off your credit-card debt? Maybe you shouldn't. MarketWatch's Maria Lamagna joins Jennifer Kushinka to explain how there is still a downside to Americans paying off their credit-card debt.

What came first? The chicken or the egg? What about your health? The Wall Street Journal's Ellen Byron joins Jennifer Kushinka to discuss whether or not eggs are healthy for you.

Listen as The Wall Street Journal's Andrew Jeong joins Gordon to discuss how South Korea is simultaneously building up its military while also preparing for peace.

U.S. seeks 'major disarmament' of North Korea, Fed raises interest rates, and what is the deal with eggs.

Julie Jargon from The Wall Street Journal tells us that IHOP's recent marketing stunt revealed mass confusion over its real name.

Olympic gold medalist Shannon Miller joins us to discuss her journey.

Travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore gives us gift ideas that get you to spend time with dad.

GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak breaks down what the summit has accomplished for both sides.

The House is set to debate on two competing immigration bills, AT&T beats the U.S. in an antitrust fight, and Olympic gold medalist Shannon Miller on her fight against cancer.

Jack Kim, Singapore Bureau Chief at Reuters, joins us live from Singapore to discuss President Trump and Kim Jong Un's meeting.