President Trump back in campaign mode in Iowa, police officer stabbed at Bishop International Airport in Flint, Mich, and two boys raise money for their little brother diagnosed with cancer.

Americans' are getting better at saving. Greg McBride from Bankrate has more.

Gordon Deal chats with Dr. Keri Donaldson from Prescient Medicine about the opioid crisis.

The Wall Street Journal's Laura Meckler has a look at a new program to track foreigners.

Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the likelihood of a tax overhaul.

GOP holds off Democrats in Georgia, Airports try a new way to track foreigners, and Americans' saving habits improve, slightly.

American detainee released by North Korea has died, split Senate GOP plans health-care vote, and is it time to jump into bitcoin.

Branding and Marketing Expert Dave Sutton has a look at what Amazon might do with Whole Foods.

Rural America is having trouble joining the modern economy. The Wall Street Journal's Jennifer Levitz has the story.

What may be in the Senate's health bill? Stephanie Armour from the Wall Street Journal has a look.

Andrea Noble from the Washington Times explains why Robert Mueller faces 'unique hurdles' if he seeks charges against Trump.

Another car attack in London, President Trump's lawyer denies he Is under investigation, and tourists flock to Death Valley as temperatures swell into triple digits.

The drug crisis is devastating all groups of Americans, how to protect yourself from skin cancer, and what's dad worth this year.

Who is to blame for the labor shortage that has cropped up in recent years? Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance has a look.

Lydia Wheeler from The Hill explains how the Supreme Court might handle the fate of President Trump's travel ban.

Tim Carney from the Washington Examiner breaks down why we shouldn't blame incivility for attempted murder.

What could have caused James Hodgkinson's radical behavior? We get a profile from POLITICO's Lorraine Woellet.

Will the unity last after the shooting at a congressional baseball practice, Donald Trump aims to narrow Obama's Cuba directives, and a touching Father's Day gift.

GOP lawmakers targeted in shooting, an investigation into President Trump obstructed justice is opened, and the lies your financial advisor tells you.

Executive Coach Andrew Wittman explains the right way to take a leave of absence.

Arian-Campo-Flores from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how Kentucky is handling health-care.

Paul Singer from USA Today has a look at the aftermath of the Jeff Sessions testimony.

Jeff Sessions calls Russian collusion allegation a detestable lie, North Korea frees an American in a coma, and how one phone call could save you on auto insurance.

The opioid crisis is complicating the GOP's health-law push. Sharon Nunn from the Wall Street Journal explains.

Attorney Joseph Marrone breaks down the latest from the trial of Bill Cosby.