Zach Wichter from USA Today gives us a look into the hidden airport facility that helps your pets travel the world safely.

How deep could the Fed's rate cut be this week? Stephen Kates from Bankrate takes us behind the headline.

The right has thrown "cancel culture" into overdrive. Allison Pohle from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Tyler Robinson charged with murder in shooting of Charlie Kirk, FBI Director Kash Patel clashes with skeptical Democrats at contentious Senate hearing, and ways a government shutdown could affect your money.

On today's Mike Drop, a diver decided to try out his new scuba gear by robbing a Disney Springs restaurant. 

Where does Congress stand in the Trump Presidency? Louise Radnofsky from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

President Trump's path to greater executive authority is in the hands of the Supreme Court. Zach Schonfeld from The Hill has the latest.

New cars are at record high prices so does it make sense to spend money to your old car going. We hear the story from Peter Grieve of Money.com.

Israel begins ground offensive in Gaza City, Trump advisers prepare to target left-leaning groups after Kirk shooting, and scientists find even more reasons to hate daylight saving time.

It's never a good idea to buy a home because of FOMO. Veronica Dagher from the Wall Street Journal explains.  

BrieAnna Frank from USA Today joined America's First News with a look at the renewed focus on the balance between free speech and safety.

If the Supreme Court rules in the president's favor it could be a huge step in depowering Congress. Greg Ip from the Wall Street Journal has the story.  

Investigators learn more about suspect in Charlie Kirk shooting, tariff case could give Trump massive new fiscal powers, and how to find a reliable auto shop, according to the Better Business Bureau.

America enters a new age of political violence, why some students are spiraling right now, and cheerful music could help people get over car sickness.

America enters a new age of political violence, student shot after mistaken ID mishap with officer during Naval Academy lockdown, and paying kids to stay off their phones.

Gordon Deal gives us a look at some of the dogs that risked their lives to help the victims of 9/11.

Many are getting priced out of American exceptionalism. We hear the story from Elizabeth O'Brien of Barron's. 

Houses of worship are a rare bright spot as construction continues to drag. Harriet Torry from the Wall Street Journal explains. 

Susan Tompor from the Detroit Free Press explains why you should think twice before posting those back-to-school photos.

Conservative activist Charlie Kirk assassinated at Utah university, 2 students wounded in shooting at High School in Colorado, powerful quotes remembering 9/11 on the 24th anniversary. 

Taco Bell is working its way up the food chain. Heather Haddon from the Wall Street Journal has the story. 

Fast food used to be a cheap meal option. Why has that changed? Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today gives us a look.

The Health Secretary could be causing trouble for the GOP during the upcoming midterms. Sabrina Siddiqui from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Family Law Attorney Jennifer Hargrave joined America's First News with a look at the problems being seen with equal custody laws.

Judge blocks Trump from removing Fed Governor Lisa Cook, GOP, Democratic leaders look to de-escalate shutdown standoff, and GM patents a technology that would tell older drivers when to give up the car keys.