On today's Mike Drop, a Titanic fan's heart is still going on.

Former VP Mike Pence has joined the 2024 presidential race, but will he be able to reset his image? Maureen Groppe from USA Today gives us a look.

Destination weddings are on the rise, but guests want to know if it's ok to cheap out on the gift. We get some advice from Charles Passy of MarketWatch.

Despite sitting out the last few years, Americans are taking to the skies again. Business Advisor Carl Gould has the story.

Wildfire smoke blankets sky, political world braces for possible federal indictment of Trump, and cancer doctors rethink aggressive treatments.

Looking to put others to shame a British man has completed 51 triathlons in 51 days. Gordon explains his mission.

Despite the rise in temperatures, why is half the office dressed for winter? Find out on today's Mike Drop.

Are the GOP candidates for or against Trump. Cami Mondeaux from the Washington Examiner explains why it's hard to nail down.

Why are Americans holding off on getting married? Daniel De Vise from The Hill takes us behind the headline.

Canadian wildfire smoke shrouds skies From Midwest to New York, GOP 2024 hopefuls try to position themselves both for and against Trump, and stay hydrated in the summer heat with these smart tips.

Canadian wildfire smoke shrouds skies From Midwest to New York, GOP 2024 hopefuls try to position themselves both for and against Trump, and stay hydrated in the summer heat with these smart tips.

Worried about a hot summer blowing up your energy bill? Gordon has tips to avoid any surprises.

On today's Mike Drop, dive bombing birds and a big swing and a miss when it comes to cheating with ChatGPT.

Dave Boyer from the Washington Times gives us a look into what we can expect from the debt deal.

Why are people being protective of their gas stoves? Nick Penzenstadler from USA Today looks into how the controversy got started.

Why are people being protective of their gas stoves? Nick Penzenstadler from USA Today looks into how the controversy got started.

Ukraine dam supplying water to Crimea, nuclear plant is breached, unleashing floods, will anything come from the Comer investigation into Joe Biden, and Baltimore couple, both nurses, save a man's life mid-flight.

Gen Z has renamed being lazy, it's now called bed-rotting.

A new hotel in Edinburgh, Scotland has become the butt of jokes for locals. Gordon Deal has the story.

How do you handle your new coworker, the boss's kid? We get tips from Callum Borchers of the Wall Street Journal.

Victoria Guida from POLITICO joins us with a look at how the debt ceiling could cause problems for President Biden.

Fighter jets chase small plane in Washington area before it crashes in Virginia, how parents can help- and hurt- their new grads as they begin their careers, and best money moves to make this June.

How dangerous could artificial intelligence be to humans if left unchecked? Plus, how to prepay for your retirement and the die-hards that are still mailing newspaper clippings to their family and friends.

If you don't already own a home, the next few years (maybe even decades) are going to be tough for buyers. James Rodriguez of Insider talks about why with Gordon Deal

Rachel Wolfe of the Wall Street Journal explains why everyone you know is looking for a tip these days.