Hurricane Maria takes out all power in Puerto Rico, GOP health bill could get vote next week, and the best IT jobs in the nation.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal explains why President Trump can antagonize his own party and not lose his base.

More than 80 arrested as riot police break up St. Louis protest, Trump disarms his party's hardliners, and young voters are baffled by mail-in ballots.

North Korea fires missile over Japan, GOP throws a fit over Trump, Dems DACA discussions, and Americans are terrible at managing money.

The cost of cleaning up Harvey will bring new test of governance for Trump and the GOP. Mike DeBonis from the Washington Post has the story.

President Trump is making a habit out of reprimanding his own party. The Wall Street Journal's Kristina Peterson has the story.

President Trump and Florida Senator Marco Rubio did not hold back during the Republican Primary. However, their relationship has drastically improved since Trump took office. USA Today Washington Correspondent Ledge King joins us with more.

How will the GOP handle tax reform? Alexis Simendinger from RealClearPolitics explains.

Tim Alberta from POLITICO has a look at what happens to the Republican party with out Reince Priebus.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains why the GOP hopes tax reform can unite the party.

GOP push to pass health-care law faces new setback, Donald Trump sustains support in counties that backed him, and baseball tackles how to build team chemistry.

POLITICO Healthcare reporter Sarah Karlin Smith joins us with a look at the Senate Republicans' revised healthcare bill, and outlines the impacts it may have if passed in both houses.

New Senate Health Bill aims to Bridge GOP Gaps, but Resistance Remains, Trump Defends His Son and Plays down Differences with French Leader, and five work from home jobs that can pay over $100,000.

Why is the GOP having a hard time finding candidates to fight vulnerable Democrats? Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal has more.

Donald Trump Jr's meeting with Russian lawyer raises some eyebrows, GOP scrambles to recruit Senate candidates, and these four-legged mammals are stealing your jobs.

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.

GOP senators lay out demands on healthcare bill, dozens missing after tourist boat sinks in Colombia, and how T.J. Maxx is bucking the crisis in retailing.

GOP holds off Democrats in Georgia, Airports try a new way to track foreigners, and Americans' saving habits improve, slightly.

American detainee released by North Korea has died, split Senate GOP plans health-care vote, and is it time to jump into bitcoin.

Will the unity last after the shooting at a congressional baseball practice, Donald Trump aims to narrow Obama's Cuba directives, and a touching Father's Day gift.

GOP lawmakers targeted in shooting, an investigation into President Trump obstructed justice is opened, and the lies your financial advisor tells you.

The opioid crisis is complicating the GOP's health-law push. Sharon Nunn from the Wall Street Journal explains.

Opioid crisis complicates GOP's health-law push, the latest on the Bill Cosby trial, and new help for home buyers burdened by student debt.

Despite increasing developments in the Russia-Trump scandal, GOP leaders continue to stick behind the President. Politico's Elena Schor has more.

Scott Fredricks from News Talk 730 KYYA joined us with reaction to the Greg Gianforte win in Montana.