On today's Mike Drop, Mike talks about his favorite subjects.

Daniel De Vise from USA Today joined America's First News with a look at the money saving habits that just won't die.

President Trump has angered his MAGA base with some his latest decisions. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has the story.

When is a tax cut not really a cut? Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance has the story.

A nasty Texas primary campaign is worrying some in the GOP. Elizabeth Findell from the Wall Street Journal.

What is happening to the Democratic party during Trump 2.0. Mike Lillis from The Hill gives a look.

How are businesses handling the unpredictability of tariffs? Trade Attorney Michelle Schulz joined us with a look.

You're not saving enough for your kids' college. Venessa Wong from Marketwatch has the story.

Looking for a new career? Gordon Deal explains what to look out for so you don't get scammed.

Economist Peter Morici joined America's First News to have an honest conversation about tariffs.

On today's Mike Drop, have we reached the apex of tipping?

Eric Niiler from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how the terrain in Texas aided the flooding disaster.

Who will win on messaging when it comes to the 'big, beautiful bill.' Riley Beggin from USA Today has the story.

Hero dad left heartbreaking goodbye voicemails to kids before dying in Texas floods. Gordon Deal has the story.

Callie Cox from Ritholtz Wealth Management breaks down the stock market's dangerous AI bet.

Sean Rima from KTSA Radio in San Antonio joined Gordon Deal with a look at the impact of the devastating and deadly Texas floods.

What happened to the office dress code? Callum Borchers from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

Looking to help out the victims of the floods in Texas? Gordon Deal outlines how.

Upcoming D.C. exits by Thom Tillis and Don Bacon highlight the growing tribalism in Washington. Daniela Altimari from Roll Call has the story.

Greg Ip from the Wall Street Journal explains why the President's pressure on the Fed is usually seen only in emerging markets that have weak central banks.

The Wall Street Journal's Veronica Dagher explains how homeowners are struggling right now.

Axios' Russell Contreras goes over the organization of ICE and what they are capable of doing.

Fans of the Cracker Barrel are in mourning after the restaurant loses the its Old Timey Western decor. This Morning's Gordon Deal explains why this is.

Clare Ansberry from the Wall Street Journal explains why success means something different for younger Americans.

On today's Mike Drop, Dom Savino wants us to be on the look out for Scooby Doo.