CNBC's Kelli Grant explains how cut into those ballooning college costs.

Dr. Brandon Brock from Cerebrum Health Center explains the latest study looking into chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE.

The GOP landed a split decision on health care yesterday. Kimberly Leonard from the Washington Examiner breaks down whats next.

Is a meaningful health care change on its way? Roger Abramson from Ameriflex has a look at yesterday's votes.

Josh Mitchell from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how colleges are reining in tuition costs.

What is behind Baltimore's rising murder rate? The Wall Street Journal's Scott Calvert has a look.

Ledyard King from USA Today joined us with a look at Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

Democrats are trying to relaunch their brand. Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

The Wall Street Journal's Tawnell Hobbs explains the problem schools are facing when collecting lunch money debts.

How do you prevent thefts at events like the Tour de France? Joshua Robinson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Reid Wilson from This Hill has a look at what how politics is dividing the country.

Tech Analyst Rob Enderle breaks down how tech might be able help when it comes to North Korea.

Would you exercise more if you were paid to go to the gym? The Wall Street Journal's Ben Leubsdorf spoke with This Morning's Gordon Deal.

Lack of bipartisanship support and unpopularity among many Americans are some of the notable similarities between Obamacare and the current GOP health bill proposal. The Wall Street Journal's Naftali Bendavid discusses why Obamacare passed as the GOP health bill failed.

Downtown Detroit, in spite of a documented history of riots and filings of bankruptcy, is making a resurgence among millennials, as the rest of the inner city continues to shrink. Wall Street Journal Politics and Data reporter Dante Chinni has more.

Politico's John Bresnahan joins us to break down how the latest health care bill collapse impacts Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and the rest of the GOP agenda moving forward.

The Red Cross is facing a critical blood shortage. Cliff Numark from American Red Cross explains.

Anahad O'Connor from the New York Times explains the harmful side effect or more intense workouts.

Do swing voters care about Russia? Dan Boylan from the Washington Times has a look.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains why the GOP hopes tax reform can unite the party.

Jonathan O'Connell from the Washington Post has a look at the problems that come with relocating businesses.

Housecleaning companies are taking aim at household pests. Ellen Byron from the Wall Street Journal explains.

The Washington Examiner's Joseph Lawler has a look at big tax questions facing the Big Six.

Bacon madness is pushing up the price of Pork Belly's. Benjamin Parkin from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Want to make $3,000 a day without lifting a finger? Leslie Albrecht from MarketWatch has the story.