President Biden hits crunch time on vaccinations, Team USA newcomers who benefited from the delay of the Olympics, and the rookie crawfish cooks who are not ready for primetime.

Bipartisan group of Senators reaches agreement on infrastructure proposal, why expiring vaccines are suddenly a big problem, and how to combat the urge to overspend on summer travel.

President Biden warns Russia against 'harmful activities' at start of first official trip, Senators push for infrastructure plan that avoids tax hikes, and 12-year-old graduates high school and college in same week.

Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal joined Gordon Deal this morning with a look at how Democrat Jon Tester survives in red-state Montana.

A new report points to numerous intelligence failures that happened during the Capitol insurrection. Rebecca Beitsch from The Hill breaks down the findings.

President Biden ends infrastructure talks with Senate GOP group, new report highlights severe intelligence failures on Jan. 6, and a herd of wild elephants wandering across China captivates millions.

At least 3 dead, 6 injured in Florida graduation party shooting, what would a better US immigration system look like, and California woman's wallet returned 46 years after she lost it.

Daycares are struggling to keep workers, tips to make your offer stand out in a competitive seller's market, and electric bikers and cyclists compete for trail space.

President Biden signals flexibility on taxes for infrastructure, child care has a retention problem, and Amazon deliveryman runs into burning home.

Netanyahu rivals agree to form new government to oust Israeli leader, ransomware business achieves critical mass, and man's stolen wallet gets returned 20 years after it went missing.

U.S. says ransomware attack on meatpacker JBS likely from Russia, President Biden meets with Tulsa massacre survivors, and ways exercise helps fight aging.

Miami-Dade police find SUV used in mass shooting submerged in canal, President Biden says democracy 'in peril' in speech honoring fallen troops, and Belgian Abbey reopens brewery after two centuries.

San Jose Shooter was previously questioned by law enforcement over hatred of workplace, despite push by Capitol police, Senate Republicans poised to filibuster bill to create January 6 commission, and one cup a day of this nutritious food reduces the risk of heart disease.

At least eight killed in San Jose shooting, President Biden calls for an intelligence report on origins of the pandemic, and Washington man finds 2.2-carat diamond for engagement ring at Arkansas state park.

George Floyd's family meets with President Biden amid policing overhaul fight, half of U.S. adults are fully inoculated, and what happened when a drug dealer was given a second chance.

New York to drop remote learning in the fall, New Jersey drops mask mandate, suspicious package with white powder sent to Sen. Rand Paul's Kentucky home, and is the nationwide rush to buy face masks finally over.

Israel, Hamas cease-fire begins after 11 days of conflict, underpaid workers are putting their foot down, and Kentucky tattoo artists cover hate-filled tattoos for free.

Julia Manchester from The Hill breaks down the GOP governors facing challenges from within their own party.

House backs creation of commission on Jan. 6 Capitol riot, Israel and Hamas near cease-fire, and afternoons are the new rush hour in the suburbs.

Gaza deaths mount as Israel says Hamas leaders are its target, House to vote on independent panel to probe Jan. 6 attack, and why the internet is mad at Taco Bell.

U.S. to increase vaccine exports amid global pressure, states move to lift mask requirements, and new study reveals one major side effect of exercising more.

Brands are wading into uncharted waters as Americans become more divided. Sara Fischer from Axios takes us behind the headline.

Israel pounds Gaza as fighting enters second week, 4 police officers shot in Birmingham, Alabama, during search warrant execution, and used-car prices surpassed $25,000 for the first time.

Protecting our pipelines from cyber-attack, how you can help young adults suffering from depression, and tiny pools are big in cramped New York.

Colonial pipeline restarts operations after cyberattack, Liz Cheney ousted from House Republican leadership, and tips to save money on that long-overdue vacation.