Iowa has become the Hollywood of politics, the unlikely survival of USA Gymnastics, and it may be hot, but I can still check Twitter.

Israel blocks visit by Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib, President Trump's tariff shell game, and Iowa draws starstruck political tourists from around the world.

Dow sheds 800 in biggest drop of the year, Jeffrey Epstein autopsy report finds broken bones in neck, and the right job can help you pay down your student loans.

U.S. retreats on Chinese tariff threats, gun-control advocates hope latest shootings push tougher laws, and you can Kondo your refrigerator.

Trump administration to deny green cards to legal immigrants, there were irregularities at federal jail where Jeffrey Epstein died, and spas draw more men as wellness becomes male routine.

Epstein's death sparks probe, fire at a Pennsylvania day care center kills five, and more people are job-hopping.

Why facial recognition tech is coming to schools and summer camps, how to know what the best colleges really are, and the heroes and heartwarming stories that emerged from the tragedies in El Paso and Dayton.

McConnell says Senators will discuss background checks, the financial mistake millennials are ignoring and coffee could be causing your migraines.

President Trump visits mass shooting victims while protesters demand action, how small dollars could be a big deal for Republican political candidates, and why college rankings shouldn't always be taken at face value.

The FBI probes the motives of last weekend's mass shooters, the potential pitfalls for presidential candidates during the dog days of summer and the new trend in steak: old beef.

The death toll from the weekend's mass shootings rises while President Trump vows action, the science behind why so many parents leave their kids behind in hot cars and the questions you need to ask your bank before trusting it with your personal data.

The nation reels from two mass shootings in one weekend, warning signs for a possible economic slowdown and the Army soldier hailed as a hero in El Paso.

Wealthy parents transfer guardianship of their teens to get college aid, how college football powerhouses are taking on the future of attendance, and how did YouTube become the most popular music streaming site.

President Trump threatens new Chinese tariffs, North Korea increases pressure with latest missile launches, and here are the cars and trucks most likely to get stolen in the U.S.

Biden, Harris weather attacks in combative debate, 66 people sent for medical attention after ExxonMobil refinery explosion in Texas, and how do Federal Reserve interest rate changes affect your finances.

Centrists and progressives battle at the second Democratic debate, Trump says he likes Kim Jung Un as North Korea tests more missiles, and baby "sharks" for Shark Week.

Capital One reports data breach affecting 100 Million, President Trump continues attacks on black leaders, and the future of the contact lens.

The President continues attack on Baltimore, Macomb County is Michigan's political promised land in 2020, and the parents who ruin youth sports.

Veterans Affairs are using life stories to improve care, the human toll of the MLB trade deadline, and pair born at same hospital, on same day, get married 23 years later.

House approves debt-ceiling bill, Senate panel urges more work to prevent election attacks, and four problems with canceling student debt.

Robert Mueller defends investigation as thorough and fair, Puerto Rico's Governor to resign after weeks of public outcry, and New York state bed and breakfast offers 'cow cuddling' stress relief.

Robert Mueller to testify at hearings today, what does Boris Johnson's election mean for Brexit, and pregnant mom saves drowning boy while teaching toddler to float.

White House and Congress reach deal on spending, prescription opioid overdoses drop, and 'meth-gators' aren't real.

Trump administration continues attacks on freshman minority congresswomen, Mayors have a tough road to the White House, and what you can thank NASA for.

Apollo 11 moon landing celebrated as step towards winning the Cold War, is New York prepared for a scooter "invasion," and we chat with home improvement expert Bob Vila.