The all-boys high school producing GOP bigwigs, how the American dream has changed, and extreme lawn care.

Richard Rubin of The Wall Street Journal takes a look at the issues Senate has with Tax Reform 2.0.

Michelle Ye Hee Lee of The Washington Post explains why Democratic challengers in competitive House races are posting strong fundraising numbers for the midterm elections.

Listen as the Wall Street Journal's Kristina Peterson tells Mike Gavin how Heritage Action for America, a political sister of the Heritage Foundation, aims to help conservative lawmakers.

House GOP postpones vote on immigration bill, SCOTUS allows states to collect sales taxes on more online transactions, and ABC plans spinoff of 'Roseanne' without Roseanne.

Could President Trump and the Republican party be heading towards a standoff over family separations at the border? The Washington Examiner's Gabby Morongiello gives Gordon the answer.

GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak breaks down what the summit has accomplished for both sides.

House GOP leaders scramble to find a compromise on immigration, U.S. struggles to stop smuggling of mail-order opioids, and shattering El Capitan's speed record.

President Trump is considering a little used power that allows to him to propose new spending cuts. James W. Antle from the Washington Examiner has the latest.

Rachael Bade from POLITICO explain why the GOP sees hope in California.

GOP primary candidates are rushing to embrace President Trump. Janet Hook from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

GOP primaries embrace the President, New York Attorney General resigns after abuse allegations, and record low unemployment doesn't mean teens will find summer jobs.

Midterm GOP candidates are turning special counsel Robert Mueller into public enemy number one. Jordain Carney from The Hill has the story.

Josh Kraushaar from National Journal talks with Gordon Deal about what impact Paul Ryan's departure could have on the GOP.

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

The Supreme Court is taking a look at gerrymandering. Richard Wolf from USA Today has the story.

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.

Will President Trump and the GOP's relationship survive a battle over tariffs? Jordain Carney from The Hill has the latest.

Austin, Texas on edge after a string of package bombings, Republicans find no collusion with Russia, and where perfection could earn you $1 million a year for life.

Republicans advise President Trump not to go through with tariffs, Florida lawmakers approve gun-control bill, and anonymous woman to donate up to $50 million of $559 million Powerball winnings to charities.

Texas is a testing ground for a Democratic surge this year. The National Journal's Zach Cohen has the story.

Joshua Jamerson from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look at an effort to make sure the GOP stays on top in Trump country.

Florida state Senate votes against arming most classroom teachers, some in GOP unhappy with tariff changes, and what's wrong with American workers.

Even With Steve Bannon Sidelined, GOP Is Split in Senate Primary Fights.

President Trump weekend tweetstorm responds to Mueller indictment, GOP is split in senate primary fights, and Six-Year-Old Writes To NASA To '"Make Pluto A Planet Again."