Tulsa police officer charged in Terence Crutcher's death, Yahoo says 500 million user accounts were hacked and Orioles present David Ortiz with dugout phone he destroyed.

Public officials aren't the only ones who have to show medical records. Maria Lamagna from MarketWatch has more.

North Carolina has become a key battleground state this election season. Daniel Lippman from POLITICO has the story.

Alan Cullison from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the problem experts have explaining "lone wolf" attacks.

State of emergency called after second night of unrest in Charlotte, Hillary Clinton leads Donald Trump by 6 points in latest poll and why your fitness tracker is probably useless.

Time is running out for criminal justice reform. Ben Geman from National Journal has the story.

Ben Casselman from FiveThirtyEight.com gives us a closer look at the fuzzy math behind the candidate's tax plans.

The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib explains why Hillary Clinton's going to need the vote of suburban women.

Protest erupts after police kill black man in North Carolina, U.S. officials say Russian aircraft believed to hit Syria convoy and how smoking permanently damages your DNA.

Lt. Col. Scott Mann talks about how we should combat extremists.

Terrorism Expert Robert Caltabiano explains how authorities caught Ahmed Rahami.

Psychologist Dr. Bart Rossi analyzes the psychological make-up of a terrorist.

Security expert Paul Viollis discusses what to make of the bombings from over the weekend.

Manhunt Snares New York City Bomb Suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami, National security moves to the top of 2016 campaign and Why not taking a lucrative layoff package is brain-dead stupid.

CNBC's Kelli Grant talks about how you might already be too late to get the best deal on your holiday airfare.

WSJ's Laura Landro joins the show to talk about the new steps that hospitals are taking to fight the spread of MRSA.

With the candidates moving further from discussing policies and closer to belittling each other, James Pindell from The Boston Globe talks about how the candidates forgot about us..

Wall Street Journal reporter Bob Davis discusses the political backlash that is occurring around the nation.

Explosions at the New Jersey shore, New York City and a New Jersey train station, Islamic State claims that Minnesota mall attacker was a soldier and the election that forgot the voters.

Looking for a new crop of NFL stars, a look at blood cancer awareness and why are college football games so long.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains why America's incomes are stalling.

Many swing states lag behind in income gains. Janet Adamy from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

David Graham from The Atlantic explains why a Clinton presidency isn't so inevitable anymore.

Trump bullish as poll numbers rise, Hillary Clinton returns to campaigning and how your Facebook account can slowly destroy your finances.

Hillary Clinton is healthy enough to return to the campaign trail, Colin Powell blasts Trump and Clinton and The most underrated jobs in America.