Five months into his administration, President Trump is growing less favorable among some of his supporters. Janet Hook of the Wall Street Journal details the reasons why.

Jeff Sessions calls Russian collusion allegation a detestable lie, North Korea frees an American in a coma, and how one phone call could save you on auto insurance.

Democrat's are still hammering the health care message. Roll Call's Simone Pathe has the story.

Jeff Sessions's testimony to keep Russia probe in focus, a look at the future of U.K. politics, and Connecticut boy saves grandfather's life twice.

Olivier Knox from Yahoo! News explains his most important takeaways from former FBI Director James Comey's testimony in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Washington Times columnist and Republican consultant Matt Mackowiak breaks down the most important takeaways from former FBI Director James Comey's testimony to the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Former FBI Director Comey says White House lied about him and FBI, Trump laywer says Trump never asked Comey for loyalty, and why old-timey jobs are hot again.

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.

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

Former FBI director Robert Mueller named special counsel for Russia probe, how will Wall Street react to Russia investigation, and the riddle of Steve Kerr's back pain.

A new report says Trump asked Comey to drop Flynn investigation, Trump prepares for first overseas trip as President, and overlooked LinkedIn features to find a better paying job.

President Trump may have shared intelligence secrets with Russians, cyberattack linked to North Korea, and police officer donating kidney to 8-year-old boy.

Oren Dorell from USA Today breaks down why a mysterious rash of Russian deaths cast suspicion on Vladimir Putin.

GOP bill hung up on pre-existing conditions, Hillary Clinton points to Comey, Russia, sexism for loss, and NYC man honoring friend by flushing his ashes down ballpark toilets.

Nathan Hodge from The Wall Street Journal joins us from Moscow to recap this week's meetings between Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and Russian officials.

USA Today's Jim Michaels tells us why Trump and Putin have "broken up," even before they really got together.

U.S. Officials fault Moscow on Syria ahead of Tillerson visit, China's nuclear envoy in South Korea amid talk of Trump action against North Korea, and Boating Season is here and you know what that means: Time to light your socks on fire

Daniel Lippman from Politico looks at what's next for the House Intelligence Committee after Devin Nunes recused himself from its investigation into Russia's meddling in the 2016 presidential race.

James Marson from the Wall Street Journal joins us from Moscow to discuss the effects of the U.S. airstrikes in Syria on relations with Russia.

Dozens of U.S. missiles hit air base in Syria, Senate Republicans go 'nuclear' to pave the way for Gorsuch confirmation to Supreme Court and places you can actually afford to buy your first house.

Democrats have votes to block Neil Gorsuch, Russia names suspect in St. Petersburg blast and UNC takes home a national championship.

Senate panel probes Russian election meddling, companies leverage Trump's tweets for their own good and the best and worst states to retire.

Senators expand Russia investigation, Police unions are supporting President Trump's law and order agenda and parents are worrying about the wrong thing.

FBI Director James Comey came before the House Intelligence Committee yesterday. Patrick Tucker from Defense One has a look.

FBI Director Comey confirms probe of Trump-Russia links, Neil Gorsuch makes his case and don't be tempted by tax audits being down.