In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the agreement between the U.S. and China to sharply, but temporarily, reduce the amount of tariffs on each other's goods and whether President Trump's move to cap the price of medicine will survive challenges.

"White Flag" creator Jonny McCoy discusses his free app that brings together ordinary people who are dealing with mental health problems. McCoy says he has heard from users that his app is literally saving peoples' lives.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the Trump Administration's efforts to negotiate new trade deals with global partners and the election of the first American Pope.

Reactions to the new American Pope and what it means for American politics and a Church split among conservatives and liberals.

Dr. Susan Reynolds, Interim Director of Catholic Studies at Emory's Candler School of Theology discusses the potential timeline for the Papal Conclave and whether the film "Conclave" is an accurate representation of the process.

TSA Chief of Staff Adam Stahl explains the ins and outs of the new policy regarding government IDs when traveling by air, including what will happen if you try to fly without the proper identification.

Georgia Democratic Senator Jon Ossoff shares his plans to help Georgia public servants buy homes in the communities they serve, and shares thoughts on his re-election campaign with the news that Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp will not seek to challenge Ossoff in 2026.

Cybersecurity expert Rick Hudson discusses the latest ransomware attack targeting Cobb County.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at President Trump's latest announcements, including his thoughts on due process and his desire to re-open an infamous prison.

Taking a deep look at the tariff struggle between Beijing and Washington and the latest developments from the Chinese government and a big US automaker.

Zach Wichter, writer of the weekly 'Cruising Altitude' column at USA Today, looks at why each airport has its own set of security protocols and how you can prepare before your summer vacation.

Kennesaw State University Professor Kerwin Swint discusses the new administration's triumphs and setbacks and predicts what the next steps are for the Trump team.

ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers discusses how the man on the street and the halls of power have handled the new Trump Administration.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses Donald Trump's achievements so far in his second term and recent approval ratings that have been noteworthy.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the latest developments with President Trump's close associates, including the controversial Secretary of Defense and leader of DOGE.

AJC Political Reporter Greg Bluestein discusses the fledgling 2026 governor's race and how Jason Carter's decision impacts the Democratic field.

Bishop Joel Konzen of the Atlanta Archdiocese discusses who the Church will look for in a new leader and whether American Catholics are gaining cachet in the global Catholic community.

The priest and author reflects on the pontificate of Pope Francis, who died on Monday.

Dr. Susan Reynolds, Interim Director of Catholic Studies at the Candler School of Divinity at Emory University, discusses the sometimes-controversial legacy of Pope Francis, who passed away on Monday.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the latest Signal chat leak involving the Secretary of Defense and whether the outrage will be enough to cost him his job.

The Holy Father has passed away, one day after celebrating Easter.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the latest developments in the Abrego Garcia deportation case and the President's comments on the Chairman of the Federal Reserve.

WSB's Jonathan O'Brien speaks with Retired Navy Lieutenant Commander Brian O'Malley, who's attempting to become the first person over the age of 60 from Georgia to scale Mount Everest and the charity he's hoping to benefit.

Atlanta immigration attorney Charles Kuck explains his lawsuit against the Federal government and why he is taking on this challenge.

Steve Roberts, Chief Political Analyst for ABC Radio looks at whether the public at large is losing faith in the president's handling of the economy.