The Wall Street Journal's Dustin Volz says 2020 campaigns remain vulnerable to Russian hackers.

Iran definitely responsible for attack on tankers, 2020 campaigns remain vulnerable as signs of Russian hackers re-emerge, and homeless dad receives Father's Day special makeover.

Sri Lanka Easter bombing kills hundreds, the United States will try to force Iranian oil exports to zero, and the art of being single.

Trump vows to release FISA docs on Mueller report, are there too many presidential candidates, and a man in St Louis who should be ashamed of himself.

What can we expect now that Robert Mueller's report has concluded? Bart Jansen from USA Today gives us a look.

Mueller doesn't find Trump campaign conspired with Russia, Democrats press on with their probes, and 4 in 5 Americans stressed out from poor office communication.

Robert Mueller's probe has had dire consequences to some of the witnesses being interviewed. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has the latest.

Carlo Munoz from the Washington Times gives us a look at the changing missions for America's special operations forces.

President Trump and Democrats prepare for a shutdown, Russians took aim at black voters to boost Trump, and winter travel deals.

How Russian trolls inflamed the NFL's anthem controversy, how you can turn big lotto dreams into everyday wins, and the world of extreme haunts.

Jacqueline Thomsen from The Hill explains why experts are worried about vulnerabilities in our election systems.

What happens to congressional investigations if Democrats regain control of the House or the Senate? Eric Felten from The Weekly Standard explains.

President Trump wants to pull out of Russia nuclear deal, Saudi alliance could be in jeopardy, and a look at the Red Sox World Series team.

New Russian hacking targeted anti-Trump republican groups, Santa Fe High students return to site of deadly Texas shooting with more security, and can math figure out how bad the Cleveland Browns are?

New York Congressman Chris Collins arrested on insider-trading charges, U.S. to impose new sanctions on Russia over nerve-agent attack in U.K., and exercise is good for body and mind.

At least 40 shot and four killed in a night of Chicago gun violence, President Trump defends son's meeting with Russian lawyer, and MillerCoors helps celebrate loyal fan's 100th birthday.

U.S. intelligence officials warn of 'pervasive' Russian efforts to disrupt 2018 elections, Trump administration aims to freeze fuel standards, and and a cat and chicken become fast friends.

Plane crashes in Mexico with no deaths, Facebook pulls fake accounts that mimic Russian tactics ahead of election, and five financial forecast the refuse to play themselves out.

Jamie McIntyre of The Washington Examiner takes a look at how Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is continuing to reshape the U.S. military despite increasingly being the odd man out.

President Trump touches off new Russia controversy, FBI director says Russian influence efforts are very active, and open office plans are as bad as you thought.

Listen as Real Clear Politics' Caitlin Huey Burns tells Mike Gavin how it is unclear if the heat President Trump faces from his Republican party after his dealings with Putin will last.

Listen as the Washington Examiner's Emily Jashinsky informs Gordon on just what President Trump may have been thinking when he was friendly with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

Listen as Republican U.S. Congressman Jim Banks from Indiana tells Gordon how President Trump needs to be harsher in his dealings with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

President Trump withdraws U.S. from Iran accord, Trump lawyer received $500,000 from firm linked to Russian oligarch, and malls fill empty stores with latest fitness fads.

Dan Boylan from the Washington Times talks with Jennifer Kushinka about why we may never know what Special Counsel Robert Mueller finds out about President Trump.