Therapist and author Adam Russo has a look at what the new SAT "adversity score" means for students.

Don't expect a new crop of must-see-tv this fall. Joe Flint from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Richard Wolf from USA Today explains why the Supreme Court will be ruling on cases its heard before.

Are there too many 2020 democratic candidates? James Pindell from the Boston Globe and Gordon Deal discuss.

Trump, Saudi Arabia warn Iran against Middle East conflict, why the large Democrat field may not be a good thing, and Atlanta college graduation speaker pledges to pay off students' debt.

What makes some risk their lives for others, a college course for first-time managers, and ice cream treats that will get you carded.

Will Game of Thrones' ending satisfy its rabid fan base? The Wall Street Journal's John Jurgensen and Gordon Deal discuss.

Dan Horn from Cincinnati Enquirer has a look at what could happen if Roe v. Wade is overturned.

Who is paying for the tariffs on China? Greg Ip from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

President Trump tells aides he does not want U.S. war with Iran, Flynn told Mueller that people tied to Trump and Congress tried to obstruct probe, and how Amazon and Walmart's next-day shipping could bust your budget.

Improv is being used as a way to take techies away from their screens. Sara Castellanos from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Experts say Alabama could lose Supreme Court fight, Trump to propose plan to make U.S. immigration more merit-based, and where to retire comfortably on $40,000 a year.

Ruth Simon from the Wall Street Journal explains why small businesses are falling behind in this tight labor market.

Another Democrat enters the 2020 race. Edward Isaac-Dovere from The Atlantic has the story.

Will Hispanics vote for or reject Trump in 2020? Rafael Bernal from The Hill gives us a look.

Alabama Senate approves abortion ban, Trump continues trade fight with China, and what helps prevent dementia.

Mike Lupica from The Sports Reporters podcast and Gordon Deal discuss the NBA playoffs.

Should schools change how they teach students to deal with shooters? Tawnell Hobbs from the Wall Street Journal has the latest.

Will President Trump's go-it-alone approach coast him? The Washington Post's Damian Paletta has the story.

University of Maryland's Peter Morici explains why the United States should walk away from trading with China.

Stocks post their worst day in months, President Trump's go-it-alone approach, and the bounce of the ball that sent "The Process" packing.

Chip Cutter from the Wall Street Journal explains how a college course at Wharton is preparing first-time managers.

Should private guards be used more in schools? USA Today's Erin Richards has a look at what experts are saying.

Video games are helping people with disabilities make connections. Ed Baig from USA Today has the story.

China defiant toward U.S. on trade, more people are in the path of natural disasters, and how video games are helping people with disabilities.