Why Wednesday, August 28 is so important to many presidential candidates, grocery store featured in 'Stranger Things' has become a tourist attraction, and how to stop wasting fruits and vegetables.

White House could propose tax cuts before 2020 election, Bernie Sanders releases $16 trillion 'Green New Deal' plan, and any exercise even housework lowers your risk of dying young.

POLITICO's Gabby Orr explains how President Trump's reelection campaign is trying to win back suburban women who went blue during the 2018 elections.

How is Cape Cod coping with a rise in shark sightings and its first fatal attack since 1936? Kate Taylor from the New York Times talks with Gordon Deal.

Trump administration flips on tax cuts, White House now in favor of background checks, and budget mistakes you're probably making.

What can we expect at the pump this Labor Day? Tom Kloza from Oil Price Information Service and Gordon Deal discuss.

Chelsea Jane from the Washington Post explains why Democrats seem to be backing off Medicare-for-all.

President Trump weighs options on the economy, where are gas prices headed for Labor Day, and vaping for the first time can damage blood vessels.

U.S. attorney general shakes up prison bureau after Epstein death, White House makes a contingency plan for a recession, and Ohio boy makes big donation to St. Jude after winning $15,000 at county fair.

We all need to learn to live on camera. Tech Analyst Rob Enderle has the story.

Author Dr. Timothy Winegard explains to Gordon what has become the deadliest predator in human history.

Will investigators ever unlock the motives behind mass shootings? Jorge Ortiz from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss.

White House offers reassurances amid recession fears, the mystery of mass shooting motives, and US Army soldier gets first haircut in 15 years to join military.

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.

Two branches of the government are fighting with each other with third stuck watching from the sideline. The New York Times' Nicholas Fandos and Gordon Deal discuss what the lasting consequences could be.

Abha Bhattarai from the Washington Post says the business of outfitting children in bulletproof school gear is booming.

President Trump's lack of a primary challenger has given him a leg up leading into the 2020 election. The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib has the story.

Will there be meaningful change when it comes to gun-control? Ledyard King from USA Today gives us a look.

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

Recent mass shooting may cause the Supreme Court to sidestep cases seeking to expand Second Amendment rights. Richard Wolf from USA Today explains.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains why President Trump has based his entire trade policy toward China on three falsehoods.

After a deadly summer will the Supreme Court rule on firearms cases? Melissa Quinn from the Washington Examiner has the story.

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.