Should Joe Biden's cancer have been caught earlier, a look at the hole in the ozone layer, and the movie subscription service that's basically a cult.

What the "Big Beautiful Bill" could mean for your money, Trump administration blocks Harvard from enrolling foreign students, and food prices are rising, except for these Memorial Day barbecue staples.

On today's Mike Drop, what it takes to get two Eagles haters to side with Philly.

The reality of Trump's tariffs is starting to hit consumers. Melissa Repko from CNBC gives us a look.

Some MAGA stars are falling out of favor when they start presenting facts. Brett Samuels from The Hill takes us behind the headline.

What happens when you share your name with a culture-war target? Krystal Hur from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Trump agenda bill clears critical hurdle as GOP leaders push ahead to full House vote, two Israeli embassy staffers killed in shooting near Jewish Museum in Washington, and record-setting travel is expected Memorial Day weekend.

Konrad Putzier from the Wall Street Journal joined Gordon Deal with a look at why America's college towns are beginning to bust.

Dems are gearing up for their 2028 Presidential push. Elena Schneider from POLITICO gives us a look.

The GOP tax plan doesn't do anything to cut the deficit. Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Trump-Putin call yields no breakthrough on Ukraine cease-fire, Supreme Court allows Trump to strip legal status from Venezuelan migrants, and hero fisherman uses drone to rescue teen from rip current.

With friends like these, who needs enemies? Julie Jargon from the Wall Street Journal explains.

On today's Mike Drop, your new excuse to eat fast food.

Public transportation is a long way from its golden age. Sean Salai from the Washington Times has the story.

Small businesses are being rocked by the Trump tariffs. Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance highlights the struggles.

Former President Joe Biden diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer, Trump tax bill passes key panel to advance in US Congress, and carbs can help you live longer a new study suggests.

Young men are leading a religious resurgence, can AI info stand up in divorce court, and a woman sells home to travel full-time in truck after dad's unexpected death.

Supreme Court puzzles over Trump's decree to limit birthright citizenship, Russia and Ukraine to hold first direct peace talks in over three years, and what's the best temperature to set your thermostat this summer.

On today's Mike Drop, sorry the rotisserie chicken needs to be in your checked bag.

Vacation planning can be difficult, but for families with autistic children, the process can become a struggle. Nathan Diller from USA Today has some guidance.

Hannah Ziegler from the Washington Post explains why eating at McDonalds just doesn't make sense in this economy.

Ashley Oliver from the Washington Examiner joined America's First News with a look into what 'process' are illegal immigrants due.

RFK Jr. says people should not take medical advice from him, defends HHS cuts, Trump heads to UAE as it hopes to advance AI ambitions, and man leaps into floodwaters and carries two women to safety.

How much is too much to pay for ice. Eric Niiler from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

President Trump is letting the world know he is open for business. Annie Linskey from the Wall Street Journal has the story.