A look at Gordon Sondland's mixed bag impeachment hearing, break down of the latest Democratic debate, and which college graduates make the most.

10 shot, four killed at family gathering in Fresno, California, what could we expect from this week's impeachment hearings, a 9-year-old is collecting bottles to help pay kid's cleft lip and cleft palate repairs.

Will the lack of negativity in the Democratic campaign help President Trump? Emily Larsen from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Will young voters push Democrats to victory in 2020? Joey Garrison from USA Today gives us a look.

Will open hearings rally the electorate behind impeachment? S.A. Miller from the Washington Times has the story.

Justice Department turns Russia probe into criminal investigation, Democrats defend private interviews in impeachment probe, and American vending machines are getting healthier.

Pete Buttigieg is rising in the polls. Maureen Groppe from USA Today gives us a look at how he is drawing on his mayoral record to cast himself as a tech-oriented pragmatist.

Maryland Rep. Elijah Cummings has died, President Trump, Democrats fight over Syria, and are you prepared for the next recession.

2020 Democrats slam the President over Syria, Trump's bid to end 'forever wars' undercut by Saudi troop deployment, and avoid these expensive mistakes when talking to your teen about college.

Trump slams impeachment probe as hoax as Democrats seek White House documents, former Dallas Officer sentenced to 10 years, and America's middle class can't afford its cars.

Schiff says the whistleblower is expected to testify soon, how 2020 Democrats plans to tax the ultra-rich could work, and how coffee became America's favorite hot beverage.

Democrats and Republicans are living on two different planets. Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal joins us to elaborate.

James Pindell from the Boston Globe explains why and how the 2020 Democrat race is about Iowa only Iowa.

David Siders from POLITICO breaks down why Joe Biden's rivals are planning around his big collapse.

Climate change has become a central issue for most of the 2020 Democratic candidates. Ben Geman from Axios explains why it may be hard to get any action through Washington.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains why leaving the middle might not work for the 2020 Democratic candidates.

Hurricane Dorian lashes Florida, fire blocked escape for 34 on boat off Southern California coast, and Bahamas woman shelters nearly 100 dogs in her home during Hurricane Dorian.

Katie Glueck of the NY Times confirms Joe Biden is indeed leading the way in national polling for the Democratic Presidential nomination (slightly ahead of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren), but that state polling is widely varied.

Hurricane Dorian possibly growing to Category 4, how Democrats are blowing it on climate change, and most in-demand job in every American state.

The Hill's Amie Parnes warns that Joe Biden needs to focus more on younger voters, a demographic that hugely helped elect Barack Obama when Biden was his Vice President.

WSJ's Natalie Andrews compares Nancy Pelosi's current term as House Speaker versus her first time there a decade ago, analyzing what she is doing differently this time around and detailing her goals for the future.

Chelsea Jane from the Washington Post explains why Democrats seem to be backing off Medicare-for-all.

Even though this time of summer is usually less hectic for presidential candidates, POLITICO's David Siders notes how they still have plenty of campaigning to do, as well as plenty of mistakes to avoid.

Biden, Harris weather attacks in combative debate, 66 people sent for medical attention after ExxonMobil refinery explosion in Texas, and how do Federal Reserve interest rate changes affect your finances.

Centrists and progressives battle at the second Democratic debate, Trump says he likes Kim Jung Un as North Korea tests more missiles, and baby "sharks" for Shark Week.