Massive effort to clear Baltimore bridge collapse is an 'incredibly complex job,' US says it warned Russia about threat before ISIS concert shooting in Moscow, and Pirates' Pitcher to donate $100 to charity for every strikeout this season.

Men charged in Moscow attack, America has a 'trapped in place' economy, and If you're joining a Mega Millions lottery pool, here's how to avoid legal issues.

Impeachment resolution passes House, Islamic State vows revenge against the United States, and Apple's new streaming service launches.

Ben Wolfgang from the Washington Times explores what could happen next after the death of ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi.

House to vote on a road map for its impeachment inquiry, California wildfires drives more evacuations, and heroic dog wounded in al-Baghdadi raid.

Islamic State leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi died in U.S. raid, former Michigan Congressman John Conyers dies at 90, and North Carolina man wins $200G lottery prize on way to last chemotherapy treatment.

The Islamic State's latest attack is undercutting a possible peace deal with the Taliban. Guy Taylor from the Washington Times has the story.

Americans killed in Syria ISIS attack, wall impasse frustrates many newly elected House Democrats, and outpouring of generosity for TSA workers.

The war against terror isn't over. Listen as the Washington Times' Carlo Munoz tells Gordon that although Osama Bin Laden has been dead for years and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi's "caliphate" in the Middle East has crumbled, the global jihadist threat continues to boil as extremists retreat underground to plot terror strikes around the world.

President Trump signals opposition to bipartisan health-care deal, Islamic State's 'caliphate' dissolves, but ideology spread, and year-end tax-savings tips.

What's next for ISIS now that Raqqa is under U.S. control. Jim Michaels from USA Today has a look.

Maria Abi Habib from the Wall Street Journal joined us with the latest on the operations against Islamic State.

Maria Abi-Habib from the Wall Street Journal explains how Iran is poised to gain as ISIS falls.

Offensive to drive ISIS from Raqqa 'capital' in Syria begins, Jeff Sessions offered to resign amid tension with Donald Trump, and gifts to really help out new grads.

Lt. Col Scott Mann explains how the Manchester attack is part of a disturbing pattern for terrorists.

Jim Michaels from USA Today breaks down how Iraqi forces are turning the tables on ISIS militants.

36 ISIS fighters killed by US 'mother of all bombs,' North Korean official blames Trump for region's 'vicious cycle' and why marathons can be dangerous for the elderly who aren't even running.

Islamic State drones are causing havoc for Iraqi forces. Ben Kesling from The Wall Street Journal joined us live from Mosul, Iraq.

How a U.S. team uses guerrilla marketing to deter potential ISIS recruits, a look at text-based therapy and why TV writers obsess over Chicago.

Anton Troianovksy, Live from Berlin, updates us on the Berlin truck crash investigation and the backlash against German Chancellor Angela Merkel.

Tour Bus, truck crash in California, killing 13, Pentagon demands return of cash bonuses paid to California soldiers for going to war a decade ago and hundreds in R.I. turn out for parade to defend wearing yoga pants.

How the Islamic State became a major world threat, using technology to block negativity and Major League Baseball's champagne overload.

USA Today's Jim Michaels has a look at how the Islamic State became a major threat in Iraq.

Iraq forces begin battle to dislodge ISIS from Mosul, Donald Trump steps up claims of a 'rigged' election and doctors start to de-prescribe prescriptions.

Hillary Clinton officially becomes first woman to win major party presidential nomination, spy agency consensus grows that DNC hack originated from Russia and is the unemployment rate "artificial?