Who is that lurking around your office computer? Sarah Krouse from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the new ways your boss is spying on you.

How will Robert Mueller's upcoming testimony be interpreted by each party? Bart Jansen from USA Today gives us a look.

How will Congress deal with Robert Mueller's upcoming testimony? Devlin Barrett from the Washington Post has the story.

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

Mayors don't have the best luck running for president. The Wall Street Journal's John McCormick has the story.

Stephen-Gruber-Miller from the Des Moines Register explains why there is a growing call for some Democrats running for the 2020 nomination to drop out of the race.

Outside of the Capital, the "Squad's" popularity is growing, but Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal says inside Congress things are not so rosy.

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.

On "This Weekend" Gordon chats with home improvement expert Bob Vila on his decades of success.

Lawmakers who live in early primary states are being sought out by the 2020 presidential candidates. Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Clinical Forensic Psychologist Dr. John Huber breaks down how extreme heat can affect your mental health.

Reid Wilson from The Hill explains how shifts in population are setting up election fights in key battleground states.

The never-ending heatwave, President Trump says the Navy shot down an Iranian drone, and cities where your Social Security check will easily cover housing costs.

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.

Eric Schwartzel of the Wall St Journal lays out the current state of the streaming service market, which is in as exciting of a time as ever, demanding as much money and profits as some blockbuster movies.

After his near-stunning upset in the Texas Senate race last year, Is Beto O'Rourke already down and out of the 2020 Presidential election? WSJ's Tarini Parti details why O'Rourke is in trouble, and what he can do going forward to salvage his chances.