Senators remain divided on Iran strikes after Trump administration briefing, the rollback of transgender rights is gaining steam, and summer cooling hacks that can slash your electric bill.

The inside story of Trump's return to power, did McDonald's price itself out of a market it dominated for decades, and the best and worst states for Military retirees in 2025.

Supreme Court puzzles over Trump's decree to limit birthright citizenship, Russia and Ukraine to hold first direct peace talks in over three years, and what's the best temperature to set your thermostat this summer.

USA Today's Madeline Mitchell goes over how tariffs will impact parents' purchasing options for the upcoming summer season.

Best of - Why President Biden stinks at being Trumpy, how to be safe outdoors in extreme heat, and 2-year-old golden retriever steals the show at parents' wedding.

Despite inflation and high gas prices, summer vacation has come back stronger than ever. Josh Zumbrun from the Wall Street Journal explains.

Gordon Deal gets employment advice from career strategist Julie Bauke on how workers can get a raise at their job this summer.

Sarah Chaney Cambon from the Wall Street Journal talks about summer businesses closing for the season because of a lack of employees.

Clinical Forensic Psychologist Dr. John Huber breaks down how extreme heat can affect your mental health.

USA Today's Charisse Jones offers some advice on how to be more cost-efficient during back-to-school shopping

Census case judge rejects Trump plan to switch legal team, the political legacy of Ross Perot, and don't make these 3 mistakes when you turn on your air conditioning.

Will fining parents be a deterrent to bullying, influx of women in Congress gives spouses club a makeover, and how to save money on your summer vacation.

USA Today's Zlati Meyer issues warnings about the dangers of improperly cooking burgers, and explains how to avoid food illnesses.

Head of Global Energy Analysis at Oil Price Information Service Tom Kloza breaks down these rising gas prices for us.

Student-debt forgiveness is a great, until the IRS comes calling, politicians bank on famous names, and restaurants compete to have this summer's coolest and wackiest drinks.

The summer movie battle is starting to heat up. Erich Schwartzel from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

An overall decline in Movie Theater attendance this summer has put theater chains in a weak position. The Wall Street Journal's Erich Schwartzel explains.

Can coral get cancer, rise above your awful commute, and what not to do for summer travel.

Short on Backers, GOP Delays Vote on Health Bill, U.S. Warns Syria Over Chemical Weapons, and 6 gorgeous beach towns where you can actually afford to buy a home.

What happened to civil discourse, how to thrive when a robot comes for your job, and don't fall for these scams this summer.

Washington honors nation's war dead with tears, prayers and parades, Texas Lawmaker Threatens to Shoot Colleague after reporting protesters to ICE, and the worst sunscreens to use on your kids.

Psychiatrist Reba Peoples discusses a different seasonal depression.

Jeanenne Tornatore from Orbitz.com joined us with a look at this summers hottest travel destinations.