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What happens when reporters go from covering the story to being the story? James Antle from the Washington Examiner has the story. 

Security Expert Doron Kempel joined America's First News with a look into the security at the White House Correspondents' Dinner.

What was it like during the chaos at the White House Correspondents' Dinner, Iranian foreign minister heads to Russia, and man risks his life to save dog from icy river in dramatic rescue.

Iran war puts military packages in limbo, strict water use rules sweep the nation ahead of summer, and how Lionel Messi became Miami’s billion-dollar economic engine.

Want your teen to learn about financial literacy? Starting next year, they may be able to at their high school. Beth Pinsker from MarketWatch has the story.

You should think twice before you toss your tech in the trash. Dashia Milden from CNET explains why.

With 2028 on the horizon, some Democrats are flipping their perspectives on key issues. Holly Otterbein from Axios explains.

Why are Republicans increasingly worried about a redistricting backlash? Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal has the details.

Israel and Lebanon extend ceasefire while Trump issues ‘shoot and kill’ order in Strait of Hormuz, U.S. soldier charged with using classified information to bet on Maduro’s ouster, and how just a couple minutes of meditation can help when you're stressed.

Iran tightens grip on Strait of Hormuz, Virginia judge blocks redistricting referendum, and where the stock market goes from here.

U.S., Iran delay talks, Virginia voters narrowly approve measure to boost Democrats in Midterms, and bigger tax refunds aren’t changing how people buy new cars.

Not everything at the supermarket is getting more expensive. Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

It turns out that every generation has a reason to complain. Joe Pinsker from the Wall Street Journal has the story. 

Why has President Trump changed his approach to the press? Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times gives us a look. 

US positive on Iran deal but talks still uncertain as ceasefire end nears, grocery prices rise, but these staples are getting cheaper, and 6,500 volunteers build beds for kids who don’t have one of their own.

Hospice nurses can help us to stop fearing death. Juliet La Sala from the Washington Times has the story.

Why are men so obsessed with their sperm health? Sara Ashley O'Brien from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

The Navy is on a dangerous mine-hunting mission. Paul McCleary from POLITICO joined America's First News to explain.

Oil prices jumped and stock futures fell on renewed Iran conflict, Louisiana gunman fatally shoots eight children, seven of his own, and hero Oklahoma principal Kirk Moore crowned prom king.

What the dying can teach us, how am I supposed to have fun without going broke, and the joy of meat raffles.

A 10-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon goes into effect, Former Virginia Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax kills wife, self in apparent murder-suicide, and how spring can boost your gas mileage.

Senate rejects 4th attempt to curb Trump's war powers in Iran, Live Nation illegally monopolized concerts and ticketing, jury finds, and how much do you spend on supplements.

Are American's open to flirting with electronic vehicles again? The Wall Street Journal's Christopher Otts joined us with a look.

Gas prices are doing a number on gig workers. Dan Frosch from the Wall Street Journal has the story. 

Is the GOP growing uncomfortable with Trump's rhetoric. Alex Bolton from The Hill takes us behind the headline.