The Wall Street Journal's Dustin Volz says 2020 campaigns remain vulnerable to Russian hackers.

MarketWatch's Catey Hill takes a look at why well-educated people spend more money on booze.

The U.S. Women's soccer team doesn't care about your feelings. Nancy Armour from USA Today has the story.

Greg Ip from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss why the Fed needs to be the adult in the room.

Iran definitely responsible for attack on tankers, 2020 campaigns remain vulnerable as signs of Russian hackers re-emerge, and homeless dad receives Father's Day special makeover.

Reverse-mortgages are starting to backfire, Civil War tourism is dropping, and everywhere dads can get free food and deals on Father's Day.

U.S. says Tehran is to blame for attacks on fuel tankers, some in the GOP break on climate change, and California infant to break World Record of youngest person to visit all 50 states.

House panel votes to hold William Barr and Wilbur Ross in contempt, Trump says FBI director is wrong on opposition research, and best part-time jobs to pay the bills.

President Trump and Joe Biden cross Iowa, Jon Stewart lashes out at hearing on 9/11 responders bill, and the snake that plays dead.

House Democrats, DOJ reach deal on Mueller probe evidence, David Ortiz in Boston to receive care for gunshot wound, and An old Brooklyn church seeks new muscle to save a tradition.

President Trump claims huge Mexico win, others say nothing has changed, Democrats storm Iowa, and the Raptors are one win away from ending the Warriors' dynasty.

Toronto Raptors fans are everywhere, more Americans are living solo, and at work, everyone is talking about you.

Scott McCartney from the Wall Street Journal goes behind the scenes of the effort to fix the troubled Boeing 737 MAX.

Laine Higgins from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the long and arduous journey of finding the right coach for the St. Louis Blues.

Plagiarism has infected the 2020 Democratic nominees policy material. Natasha Korecki from POLITICO has the story.

President Trump slams opponents of his Mexico tariffs, the ways America's 'toxic' problems are crippling millennials, and Auburn gymnast Sam Cerio walks down the aisle after overcoming severe knee injuries.

Vulnerable Republicans move to the middle in 2019, world leaders gather to commemorate 75th anniversary of D-Day landings, and this is the age when it officially becomes too embarrassing to live with your parents.

Senate Republicans threaten to block Trump on Mexico tariffs, deputy at Parkland school shooting is arrested, and red and white meats are equally bad for cholesterol, study finds.

Mike Lupica from The Sports Reporters podcast and Gordon Deal discuss why the Warriors can never be counted out.

Holly Otterbein from POLITICO breaks down the voting block that is keeping Bernie Sanders from the top of the ticket.

Chip Cutter from the Wall Street Journal has a look at how government buildings are reacting to the Virginia Beach shooting.

House passes $19.1 billion disaster-aid package, Mexico warns of retaliation for U.S. tariffs, and where is the limit when it comes to coffee.

Megan Greenwell from the New York Times breaks down some office etiquette the handbook doesn't cover.

Vipal Monga from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss why Toronto Raptor fans are everywhere.

Who pays when it comes to Presidents using Air Force One for election campaigning? USA Today's David Jackson has the story.