White House downplays retaliating against Iran, New York prosecutors subpoena eight years of Trump tax returns, and U.S. gas prices expected to rise after Saudi Arabia attack.

Will Democrats be able to end the Trump tax cuts without a backlash? Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal has the latest.

With the latest string of bad news, is there a future for the Boy Scouts? Samantha Schmidt from the Washington Post has the story.

Brianna Abbott from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the mystery surrounding the lung ailments being attributed to vaping.

Iran rejects U.S. accusations over Saudi oil-facility attacks, United Auto Workers go on strike, and is there a future for the Boy Scouts.

Kids of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates get a taste of the trail, résumés are starting to look like Instagram, and where to find aliens around the world.

2020 Democratic candidates hit the debate stage, EPA rolls back Obama-era regulations on clean water, and these are the worst tippers in America.

Guy Taylor from the Washington Times breaks down how the firing of John Bolton will affect diplomacy in the Trump White House.

Nancy Armour from USA Today discusses the impact of the Antonio Brown saga on a landmark season for the NFL.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal talks about how, without new leadership, Trump's political views and style will endure following the end of his term.

Supreme Court authorizes Trump to deny asylum to Central Americans, government to heavily regulate vaping, and why buying a new car is more expensive than ever.

Are electric cars close to becoming a reality for the majority of Americans? Peter Morici from the University of Maryland says no.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains why the GOP needs to release a climate plan.

Will the upcoming 2020 election have a negative effect on getting a bipartisan healthcare bill passed? Kimberly Leonard from the Washington Examiner has the story.

9/11 remembrances set across US, Congress and Trump risk seeing bipartisan victories on healthcare cost bills slip out of reach this fall, and your expense report is a window into your soul.

David Siders from POLITICO breaks down why Joe Biden's rivals are planning around his big collapse.

Christal Hayes from USA Today takes a look at what Congress will take up first as they head back from break.

The Wall Street Journal's Michael C. Bender shares stories with Gordon Deal about being on the road with President Trump's diehards.

Toxic trolls are thriving in an online world where mass shooters are worshipped. Georgia Wells from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

U.S. military to ramp up Afghanistan operations, why Biden's rivals are planning around his big collapse, and 1 to 2 naps a week may help keep your heart healthy.

White House scraps Taliban peace talks, what do the sluggish August jobs numbers mean for the economy, and the legal gray zone of Marijuana at the airport.

How to prepare your home and finances for a hurricane, new startups take aim at pampered pets, and from the Bahamas to the Carolinas, lots of people pitched in to help with Dorian.

Kelly Golden from our affiliate WSC in Charleston, South Carolina joins Gordon Deal this morning with an update on the damage caused by Hurricane Dorian.

The aftermath of Dorian in Charleston, South Carolina, crew members of doomed diving boat tried to save passengers, and meat-eaters rejoice, study claims vegans have higher stroke risk.

The Wall Street Journal's Ruth Simon breaks down how the U.S.-China trade war is beginning to impact the globe.