President Trump imposes sanctions on Iran's Supreme Leader, almost 300 migrant children removed from Texas facility described as appalling, and Michigan man brought back to life after being electrocuted at work.

2020 Democratic hopefuls are targetting the south. Deborah Barfield Berry from USA Today has the story.

Beto O'Rourke has said he'll decide on a 2020 presidential bid by the end of the month. The Wall Street Journal's Reid Epstein says that, if the one-time underdog politician does run, he'd be in an unusual position: front-runner.

Senate passes landmark criminal-justice overhaul bill, Mike Flynn sentencing unexpectedly delayed, and Central Texas girl's inoperable brain tumor disappears.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance gives us a look at why a Texas business owner loves the Trump tariffs.

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?

Alicia Caldwell from the Wall Street Journal takes us inside a Texas detention facility for immigrant families.

Kim Olson, candidate to be Texas Commissioner of Agriculture, reacts to the announcement. For more information, visit votekimolson.org

The Wall Street Journal's Alicia A. Caldwell takes us inside a Texas Walmart that has been repurposed as a shelter for migrant boys.

Special Counsel Robert Mueller raises possibility of Trump subpoena, Texas sues Trump administration to end 'Dreamers' program, and tick, mosquito-borne infections surge in United States.

Another explosion injures two in Austin, Texas, Trump steps up attacks on Mueller investigation, and the secret to making $115 an hour in the gig economy.

Austin, Texas on edge after a string of package bombings, Republicans find no collusion with Russia, and where perfection could earn you $1 million a year for life.

Texas is a testing ground for a Democratic surge this year. The National Journal's Zach Cohen has the story.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal explains how Democrats may be a threat to themselves.

House passes stopgap spending bill to avert shutdown, these red-state democrats think legal marijuana can help them win, and Texas middle school students drive school bus to safety after driver has medical emergency.

The Wall Street Journal's Ian Lovett says you may start seeing more guns in church.

President Trump presses China on North Korea, Vice President visits Texas shooting survivors and here's exactly how much your Instagram posts are worth.

President warns North Korea, Texas shooter escaped from mental hospital, and there are too many coffee shops.

Are mass shootings becoming commonplace in America? Psychologist Dr. John Huber joins us with a look.

A military failure kept guns in the hands of the Texas gunman, Democrats eyeing tight Virginia Governor's race, and how to help victims of Sutherland Springs.

Terror expert Alex del Carmen joined us this morning with analysis of the mass shooting at a Texas church.

At least 26 dead in South Texas church shooting, GOP demands could sink tax-bill, and man hailed a hero for chasing Texas church gunman after massacre.

U.S. urges strong U.N. response to North Korea, Texas residents still stranded, and when is it OK to play hooky with your children.

Laura Kelly from the Washington Times breaks down how Harvey leaves massive public health problems in its wake.

Chemical plant outside Houston explodes, a look at Thursday morning in Houston, and Gloria Gaynor rewrites hit song to support storm victims.