President Trump continues attack on minority female congresswomen, House blocks bid to impeach the President, and Russians now own all your old photos.

What party has the biggest challenge when it comes to the President's "go back" tweets? The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib gives us a look.

Jefferson Graham from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss what it takes to make money as social media "influencer."

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains how President Trump's tweets have further split the immigration debate.

House passes resolution condemning Trump tweets as racist, MS-13 gang members indicted after 'medieval-style' killing spree, and new clues on why women's Alzheimer's risk differs from men's.

White House chief of staff Mick Mulvaney has built himself a right-wing empire. Lisa Rein from the Washington Post has the story.

James Pindell from the Boston Globe gives us a look at events this summer that could shrink the Democratic presidential primary field.

Immigration Attorney Harry DeMell and Gordon Deal discuss what happens to someone who is caught in an ICE raid.

President Trump doubles down as lawmakers blast his 'racist' attacks, three events this summer that could shrink the Democratic presidential primary field, and the most and least stressed cities in America.

President Trump goes on a racially charged tirade, Barry weakens to a tropical depression, and don't make these 6 common mistakes and do Amazon Prime Day right.

How to protect civil discourse in the workplace, how long can the U.S. Women keep going, and 11-year-old helps officer tie his shoelaces during Fourth of July parade.

Census case judge rejects Trump plan to switch legal team, the political legacy of Ross Perot, and don't make these 3 mistakes when you turn on your air conditioning.

Politically connected Jeffrey Epstein indicted on federal sex-trafficking charges, rule requiring drug prices in TV ads blocked, and Ohio dog located four years after it went missing.

Detention centers designed for children are going unused as others reach capacity. Alicia Caldwell from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Jess Bravin from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the reasons behind the President's push to get the citizenship question on the census.

Soccer analyst Glenn Crooks and soccer fanatic Gordon Deal take a look at the legacy of the U.S. Women's World Cup team.

Have budget hawks like the Freedom Caucus become complacent? James Varney from the Washington Times asks where has all the outrage gone?

California tallies damage from quakes, Trump officials defend border conditions, and police pay for alleged shoplifter's stolen groceries instead of arresting her.

Does free college work, the secrets to not working on your summer vacation, and food safety tips.

Tim Alberta from POLITICO breaks down the frenzied 2020 Democratic race thus far, as they search for a candidate for the 2020 presidential election.

Tech Analyst Rob Enderle forecasts technological advancements in the next 15 years and predicts what will be the most impactful things.

The Hill's Ellen Mitchell talks about the pressure the White House is facing in trying to cement Trump's top pick for the Pentagon.

Hilary Potkewitz of the Wall St Journal draws the connection between college athletes and the jobs that will best suit them based off of their sport.

Hilary Potkewitz of the Wall St Journal draws the connection between college athletes and the jobs that will best suit them based off of their sport.

North Korea says US 'hell-bent on hostile acts,' strongest earthquake to hit Southern California in 20 years rattles region, and MAD Magazine to stop publishing new content.