Ben Kamisar from The Hill explains why the GOP hopes for a crowded Democratic primary field.

The Hill's Reid Wilson and Gordon Deal discuss the battle between Democrats for top campaign operatives ahead of the 2020 election.

Will the GOP be able to get a straight message out of Washington going into midterm elections? David Drucker from the Washington Examiner has the story.

With the start of primary season more and more people are worried about our election systems. Dan Boylan from the Washington Times and Gordon Deal discuss.

Trolls were dolling out their misinformation way before the 2016 election. Rob Barry from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Senate Republicans are hoping President Trump can give them a boost in the mid-term elections. Caitlin Huey-Burns from RealClearPolitics explains.

Erin Kelly from USA Today has a look at the plans to keep elections secure.

James Antle III from the Washington Examiner joins us with a look ahead to the 2018 races.

President warns North Korea, Texas shooter escaped from mental hospital, and there are too many coffee shops.

Janet Hook from the Wall Street Journal explains why Democrats are keeping a nervous eye on Virginia.

A military failure kept guns in the hands of the Texas gunman, Democrats eyeing tight Virginia Governor's race, and how to help victims of Sutherland Springs.

Josh Meyer from POLITICO has a look at Twitter's urge to delete data during the 2016 campaign.

Anton Troianovski from the Wall Street Journal has a break down of the German election.

After a snap election U.K. faces political uncertainty. Jason Douglas from the Wall Street Journal has the latest.

Jason Karaian of Quartz.com joins us live from London this morning with reaction to the stunning defeat of PM Theresa May's Conservative Party in the UK General Election.

U.S. charges contractor with leaking NSA document, attack makes security focus of U.K. election and common financial struggles faced by people over 60.

What effect will health care have on the midterm elections? Reid Epstein from the Wall Street Journal has a look.

President Trump readies plan to build border wall, Keystone and Dakota pipelines get new life and how to talk to your boss when you're afraid of getting fired.

Obama urges unity in farewell speech, Jeff Sessions rejects charges he holds racist views and states with the cheapest public college tuition.

President Obama has had to revise his post-presidency plans. Gregory Korte from USA Today has the story.

Repeal or replace? That is the question facing many Republicans when it comes to Obamacare. Stephanie Armour form the Wall Street Journal has the story.

33 bodies recovered in Oakland warehouse fire, Dakota Pipeline halted as Obama administration denies permit and how presidents stay fit.

How does Donald Trump's win affect Hispanic outreach? The Wall Street Journal's Laura Meckler has a look.

Will pollsters adjust their methods after missing on this past election, new warnings about overuse of antibiotics and college football is a convoluted mess.

Donald Trump's maybe looking to Mitt Romney for his Secretary of State, Nancy Pelosi's leadership role is being challenged and which TSA will travelers get this holiday season.