Georgia Supreme Court denies Trump motion to block election-interference investigation, baby and sister still missing after Pennsylvania flash flooding, and a sailor and his dog found after months stranded in the Pacific.

Supreme Court strikes down Affirmative Action in college admissions, how to tighten the screws on a suddenly vulnerable Putin, and people hire phone bots to torture telemarketers.

Supreme Court rejects GOP call for unchecked power for state legislatures in US elections, House Republicans think Democrats' abortion rights strategy could backfire, and New Jersey is the last holdout.

Search intensifies for Titanic sub with only hours of oxygen left, House censures longtime Donald Trump foe Adam Schiff, and family stunned after its missing pet tortoise turns up 2 years after disappearance.

Why complaints from the left and right on the debt ceiling talks point to progress, Supreme Court further erodes EPA's power, and ways to commemorate Memorial Day.

Supreme Court skeptical on Biden's student debt forgiveness, will companies bring down prices to help lower inflation, and how to donate to charity while shopping.

Supreme Court rejects Lindsey Graham's bid to avoid Georgia grand jury testimony, suspect in hammer attack on Paul Pelosi had list of targets, and Missouri second-grader's lost birthday balloons float 500 miles to Tennessee.

President Biden calls for dropping filibuster rules to pass abortion rights into law, markets post worst first half of a year in decades, and how the iPhone changed us.

46 migrants have been found dead inside a semi-truck in San Antonio, abortion opponents consider how far to press, and pilot shortage driving airline reliability woes this summer.

Abortion ruling poses fresh midterm challenges for Democrats, Republicans, G-7 nears agreement on exploring new sanction capping Russian oil price, and man loses USB flash drive with data on entire city's residents after night out.

Senate passes bipartisan gun bill funding red-flag laws, mental health programs, Trump Justice Officials cite pressure from him to overturn 2020, and here are 10 items you'll want to have in your carry-on.

Armed man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's home, House passes Democrats' gun measures, and credit card perks that can help you fight inflation.

Supreme Court Justices are defending the bench from all the partisan rhetoric. Alex Swoyer from the Washington Times joined us with the latest.

Mourners gather as funerals begin for Uvalde school killings, Supreme Court blocks Texas social-media law, and the sports fans who root for the referees.

Abortion-rights bill backed by Democrats fails in Senate, Inflation slipped in April, and Rhode Island waitress surprised with $810 tip on $48.17 bill.

Democrats claim political lifeline in wake of Supreme Court abortion leak, Fed lifts interest rates by half point, and how to manage higher interest rates.

Reid Wilson from The Hill breaks down what the political fallout of the leaked Roe V. Wade draft opinion could be.

Matt Mackowiak, GOP Consultant, joined us with a look at how the Roe V. Wade leak could affect the GOP.

Egypt strikes Islamic State targets in Libya, suspected Copenhagen gunman is killed and the White House's plan to kill the password.

Leaked draft of Supreme Court opinion indicates Roe v. Wade may be overturned, how does money affect your mental health, and DoorDasher saves Massachusetts woman's life while delivering pizza.

Ketanji Brown Jackson confirmed as first black woman on Supreme Court, Ukraine calls for more arms, and how to choose the best seat on a plane.

Supreme Court justices are taking a hands on approach when it comes to defending against allegations of partisanship. Alex Swoyer from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline.

President Biden pledges to nominate black woman to Supreme Court, six law enforcement officers shot in major US cities in less than 48 hours, and a jerk-free guide to snow blowing.

What's next for SCOTUS after the Stephen Breyer retirement? Alain Sanders, Political Science Professor from St. Peters University in New Jersey explains.

The Supreme Court is back in session with a rash of controversial issues to deal with. John Fritze from USA Today joined Gordon Deal to discuss.