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A pizza shop owner is doing what he can to help the hungry. Gordon Deal has the story.

Army Secretary resigns after months of friction with Hegseth, rescuers saved some 80 people in Grand Canyon floods, and A principal saved 900 students before his school was washed away in Nepal.

Where have all the workers gone? Arian Campo-Flores from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

A history of addiction is shaping federal recovery policy. Gabrielle M. Etzel from the Washington Examiner takes us behind the headline.

U.S. military strikes Iranian targets in first military action in a month, Rescue efforts intensify after Nepal-Tibet flooding as deaths climb past 900, and you can now Venmo your kid's college tuition.

Why are there so many food-safety scares this summer, AI is supercharging hacks of everyday utilities, and the Harry Styles superfans spending thousands to see him 15 times in a row.

The war with Iran has reached the six-month mark, is there an off ramp? Karen E. Young, Columbia University, joined America's First News to take us behind the headline.

FAA found LaGuardia air-traffic controllers left work early before deadly collision, people from more than 30 countries are missing after the flash floods in Nepal and China, and why do boards keep giving misbehaving CEOs second chances.

CIA Director John Ratcliffe warned Russia not to attack NATO during secretive trip, More than 1,300 missing after deadly floodwaters wipe out villages on Nepal-China border, and why I told my chatbot to stop kissing up to me.

The key to a perfect resume could be adding a little cringe. Jamie Waters from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline. 

What could the political fallout of the tariffs on Canada be for Republicans? Daniel Desrochers from Politico gives us a look.

Dolly Parton, prolific songwriter, beloved cultural icon, dies at 80, Canada hits back at U.S. with tariffs, and hardest-working states in America.

Kate Wood from NerdWallet joined America's First News with some tips on buying a home before selling your old one.

Medora Lee from USA Today breaks down how the US government's spending problem could be killing your American dream.

ICE's detention crackdown is overloading the courts and causing chaos across the country. Kyle Cheney from POLITICO has the story.

No one wins in a trade war with Canada, is the US government's spending problem killing your American dream, and most of Gen Z is now afraid AI will steal their jobs.

Trump lashes out after US-Canada talks devolve into trade war, fast-moving wildfire amid shifting winds threatens Reno, and how to save big money on a move.

Americans are destroying license-plate cameras as surveillance backlash grows, where is AI squeezing the labor market, and the growing popularity of clothing-swaps.

What's the future of Trump's tariffs? Alex Durante, the Tax Foundation, takes us behind the headline.

Dr. Eric Dearing, Professor at Boston College, joined America's First News with a closer look into the role Artificial Intelligence in schools.

With the U.S. debt topping $40 Trillion is there any relief in sight? Matt Grossman from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Jonathan Erdman from The Weather Channel breaks down what is behind the latest heat dome scorching parts of the country.

US says it will impose toughest sanctions in history on Iran, 8 dead after charter plane crash in western Alaska, and what's behind the latest heat dome.

US debt crosses $40 trillion threshold after doubling under Trump and Biden, the role of AI in schools, and 1 in 6 adults plagued by loneliness as researchers reveal lasting impact of COVID pandemic.

On today's Mike Drop, pour one out for Columbia House.