President Biden says no change to U.S. "strategic ambiguity" on Taiwan, how to avoid summer employment scams, and exactly when to book a hotel to get the best deal.

Speculation over whether President Biden will run again heats up, military plane carrying 39 tons of baby formula arrives in U.S, and these 5 used cars' trade-in values are skyrocketing.

Going back to the office was harder than expected, what if we have been breathing wrong all along, and officials warn of spike in romance scams as summer approaches.

Mass murder suspect returns to court as grand jury probes rampage, Oklahoma lawmakers pass near-total abortion ban, and how you can get the house you want.

Supply chain issues are hitting graduations and students could be grabbing their diplomas in street clothes. Lindsay Ellis from the Wall Street Journal brings us the latest.

David Siders from POLITICO joined Gordon Deal with a look at Tuesday's elections.

American's spending is making the Fed's job much harder. Megan Cassella from Barron's has the story.

President Biden invokes the Defense Production Act to increase baby-formula supply, Dow slides more than 1,100 points, and Waitress at Pennsylvania Applebee's saves choking boy.

President Biden denounces racist conspiracy theories after Buffalo mass shooting, UFO video footage reviewed during Congressional hearing, and Texas restaurant owner giving out free formula.

Emma Goldberg from the New York Times explains why your boss needs to know if you're happy.

The year 2000 could hold some insights into the current economy. Neil Irwin from Axios takes us behind the headline.

Kate Ackley from CQ RollCall joined Gordon Deal this morning with a look at the 3 House members on the reelection hotseat.

Buffalo suspected gunman was kicked out of Tops store the night before rampage, Sweden joins Finland in seeking NATO membership, and Virginia dad, a veteran, graduates from college alongside his daughter.

Weekend wraps with shootings across the country, soaring food prices worry lawmakers, and self-care businesses see surge in customers.

Americans are stuck in an age of scarcity, subsidies for sports venues back in vogue despite low returns, and the hybrid workplace needs to work for everybody.

White House moves to curb baby formula shortage, President Biden's focus on inflation underscores political challenge, and things to know about Friday the 13th.

Abortion-rights bill backed by Democrats fails in Senate, Inflation slipped in April, and Rhode Island waitress surprised with $810 tip on $48.17 bill.

Ice cream companies are in a race to make America gag. Katie Deighton from the Wall Street Journal brings us the latest.

Conservative states are enacting their own abortion laws that might go against GOP messaging. Emily Brooks from The Hill has the story.

When will we be able to find the goods we need? Heather Long from the Washington Post has the latest about how gloomy Americans are about the economy.

House approves Ukraine aid package but no deal in Senate, gas prices surge to another high, and police officer delivers premature baby after thinking he's responding to overdose emergency.

Escaped Alabama inmate and corrections officer caught, abortion challenges corporate America's political activism, and mystery man rains cash on N.J. mall shoppers, yells Happy Mother's Day.

Scientists are studying blood tests for patients with dementia. Ken Alltucker of USA Today shares the story.

Aaron Zitner from Wall Street Journal breaks down the two parties discussing the power of abortion issue.

Rather than skipping payments during the Biden administration's student-loan freeze, a small but committed percentage of borrowers chose to keep paying anyway. Julia Carpenter from Wall Street Journal has the details.