Biden administration to resume border wall construction, jockeying for House Speaker has begun, and fallen hiker with mangled legs rescued by off-duty Air Force hero.

Justice Department sues Texas over razor-wire buoys, the accommodations being made for President Biden's age, and nearly half of U.S. adults have at least one unused gift card.

President Biden expects to meet lawmakers Tuesday for debt talks, migrant crossings drop at U.S.-Mexico border after Title 42 expiry, and mom of 9 graduates from medical school.

Debt ceiling meeting gets postponed, legal challenges threaten President Biden's border plan, and these are the worst drinks for your health.

Texas mass shooting suspect arrested, President Biden to send 1,500 troops to Mexican border, and best money moves to make this May.

Search underway for Americans kidnapped in Mexico border town, what the U.S. needs to do to hold China accountable, and Chik-fil-A sends customer care package after her dog dies.

President Biden visits border wall, work can finally resume in Congress, and how to exercise during a work trip and stay fit while traveling.

After spending a day shadowing Border Patrol agents along the US-Mexico border near McAllen, Texas, Rick Jervis from USA Today joins us to share his observations.

Vaccine mandates are being handed down across the country, U.S. combat role in Iraq to end this year, and back-to-school shopping will be more expensive and more challenging this year.

President Biden kicks off stimulus tour, southern border crisis might sink White House immigration plan, and why you don't want to post a selfie with your vaccine card.

Elizabeth Findell from The Wall Street Journal explains how the Trump administration's efforts to build a southern border wall have been stalled by Texas landowners refusing to cede their property.

Detailing some of the aftermath effects of the El Paso shooting, WSJ's Alicia Caldwell describes how a lot of Mexican and US citizens along the border now have new fears and concerns to deal with.

Detention centers designed for children are going unused as others reach capacity. Alicia Caldwell from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

WikiLeaks founder to face hacking-related charges in the U.S., White House wanted to release immigrants into sanctuary cities to punish Democrats, and why you should fill up on gas on Monday mornings.

John Fritze from USA Today explores what the President's "tougher direction" on immigration could look like.

Attorney General Barr says Mueller report can be released within a week, request for Trump tax returns is being reviewed, and why pump prices are going up.

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigns, FBI investigating string of fires at Louisiana black churches, and we hate social media, but just can't quit it.

President Trump backs off threat to shut down the border, previewing the March jobs report, and even the Mets' home stadium is mocking them.

Rep. Clay Higgins (R-La.) joins Gordon Deal and explains how he thinks we should respond to the crisis on the Mexican border.

House tax-writing committee requests President Trump's tax returns, why measles is on the rise, and an easy money makeover.

Ethiopian Airlines jet crashes en route to Nairobi, President Trump to request $8.6 billion for border wall in 2020 budget, and daylight saving time isn't the only reason your body clock feels messed up.

Homeland Chief defends declaration of border emergency, Alex Trebek announces pancreatic cancer diagnosis, and Taco Bell to the rescue.

U.S., North Korea trade blame for failed summit, Senate weighs blocking Trump's border emergency, and catch-up sleep on the weekend may increase waistline.

President Trump confident he will prevail against lawsuits over emergency declaration, the Dems most likely to win the 2020 presidential nomination, and how to cut heart disease risk by 25%.

GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak explains why President Trump's emergency declaration is on stronger legal footing than you might think.