Trump says summit with North Korea's Kim could be called off, bank deregulation bill clears Congress, and how to get banned from Amazon.

An EpiPen shortage is forcing desperate families to scramble. Roni Caryn Rabin from the New York Times and Gordon Deal discuss some options.

Is it time to do away with armed undercover air marshals on flights? Bart Jansen from USA Today has the story.

Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has a look at the dwindling numbers of U.S. terror recruits.

Bosses are starting to put their foot down when it comes to cells phones .The Wall Street Journal's John Simons and Gordon Deal discuss.

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

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance has a look at how Democrats are handling the Trump tax cuts before the midterm elections.

President Trump calls some criminal illegal immigrants "animals," White House still plans on talks with North Korea, and a quarter of Americans spend all day inside.

Gordon Deal and the Wall Street Journal's Andrew Beaton discuss how sports leagues are gearing up for the future of betting.

Why aren't investors partying over the stock market? Jonathan Clements from HumbleDollar has the story.

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.

North Korea says it won't be backed into a corner on nukes, deadly blast in Southern California medical building investigated as intentional, and what's it cost to fill up your car.

The Supreme Court struck down a ban on sports betting. Richard Wolf from USA Today has the latest.

The Wall Street Journal's Rebecca Ballhaus joins us with a look into Michael Cohen's attempts to make money off his relationship with President Trump.

Geoff Freeman from the American Gaming Association and Gordon Deal discuss what the Supreme Court decision means for the gaming industry.

Ruth Eglash from the Washington Post has a look at the complications surrounding the opening of the U.S embassy in Jerusalem.

Scores killed as Palestinians protest U.S. embassy opening, Supreme Court ruling for New Jersey opens door to sports betting, and ways you can appeal for more college financial aid.

Rick Newman of Yahoo! Finance says that if you're not sure what you think of the Trump tax cuts, it's time to make up your mind.

Corinne Ramey from The Wall Street Journal tells us about a panel called the Arbitration Committee that handles the disputes of Wikipedia editors

Jim Michaels from USA Today joins us to discuss why Singapore was agreed upon for President Trump and Kim Jong Un's historic summit

U.S. embassy in Jerusalem opens, Trump extends help to sanctioned tech company ZTE, and where the travel deals are this summer.

How one New York City principal is trying to transform a school, Apple hits back at apps that are snooping on you, and Mother's Day traditions around the world.

Trump says he will meet North Korea's Kim Jong Un on June 12 in Singapore, release of thousands of Russia-linked Facebook ads shows how propaganda sharpened, and mother hails Florida officer for saving baby.

North Korea frees three U.S. citizens, Israel strikes Iranian targets in Syria, and Alexa can now help you pick a credit card.