USA Today's John Fritze is interviewed by Gordon Deal on how the Supreme Court is viewed after Roe v. Wade's decision was changed.

46 migrants have been found dead inside a semi-truck in San Antonio, abortion opponents consider how far to press, and pilot shortage driving airline reliability woes this summer.

Abortion ruling poses fresh midterm challenges for Democrats, Republicans, G-7 nears agreement on exploring new sanction capping Russian oil price, and man loses USB flash drive with data on entire city's residents after night out.

School shooter drills can be traumatic, but do they work, adults sleep better together than alone, and goats with big appetites are front-line workers in fire prevention.

Senate passes bipartisan gun bill funding red-flag laws, mental health programs, Trump Justice Officials cite pressure from him to overturn 2020, and here are 10 items you'll want to have in your carry-on.

Economist Peter Morici talks to Gordon Deal about how to manage the working from home rebellion.

David Jackson from USA Today goes over how the Senate's gun deal does not solve Congress's issue on solving the rise in gun violence.

Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher delivers expert advice on what not to do during a bear market.

The Hill's Rachel Frazin explains why Congress is planning to deny President Biden's gas tax holiday.

Uvalde school-district Police Chief Pete Arredondo is put on leave, President Biden calls on Congress to approve a 3-month gas tax holiday, and exposure to any light during sleep linked to obesity.

Inflation does more damage to how Americans go about their day. Russ Wiles from the Arizona Republic shares more on inflation's impact on the U.S. economy.

The Hill's Tobias Burns explains the Federal Government's difficult battle against decreasing the inflation rate.

Gordon Deal interviews Wall Street Journal's Julie Bykowicz about the recent decline in construction because of a lack of workers.

With President Joe Biden ushering in a day where there is no tax on gas, USA Today's Joey Garrison discusses how much money Americans will save.

State officials recall pressure from Former President Trump, allies on 2020 election result, Senate begins debate of bipartisan gun control bill, and teacher twirls out of school after 50 years of teaching.

Sabrina Escobar from Barrons magazine is interviewed by Jennifer Kushinka about how a major problem is happening in the economy, but it is not being focused on because of the increase in weddings.

There will no longer come a time when passwords will be used to unlock accounts and technology devices. Wall Street Journal's Dalvin Brown describes Apple's methods on how to unlock any device without creating a personal code.

To explain the lake drought crisis on the United States' west coast, Wall Street Journal's Jim Carlton discusses the issue.

Gordon Deal asks questions about inflation to Wall Street Journal's Greg Ip about its impact on the United States.

Uvalde parents, community members call for chief's resignation at emotional school board meeting, President Biden says he is near decision on backing federal gasoline-tax holiday, and Nobel sold for Ukrainian kids shatters record at $103.5 million.

Mental health challenges are being cited as a main issue many are leaving college behind. Megan Leonhardt from Fortune has the story.

Josh Mitchell from Wall Street Journal breaks down what it takes to call it a recession.

Heat wave to shift east after posing dangerous conditions in the Plains, what is a recession and are we in one, and he's a 'proud dad' to 3 million people.

Witnesses lay out how VP Pence resisted pressure to block 2020 election results, Dow closes below 30000 as post-fed rally reverses, and how to recognize warnings signs of heat related illness.

With financial pressures mounting up against American citizens along with summer beginning, the debate over whether to travel or not is worth thinking about. Leslie Albrecht from MarketWatch weighs out the pros and cons of both sides regarding the decision to take a trip.