In-Depth with Atlanta's Morning News

WSB's Ashley Frasca, the "General Schwartzkopf" of the WSB Care-A-Thon, hops on the mic to explain what your donations to this year's fundraiser will do and what previous donations have already accomplished.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes discusses the 2003 letter Donald Trump allegedly sent to Jeffrey Epstein and what the president's new medical diagnosis means for his health.

Marietta City Schools Chief Operations Officer Mike Santoro talks to WSB's Veronica Waters about the school board's vote to install new vape detection devices in each middle and high school restroom in the school district.

ABC's Patrick Reevell looks at President Trump's unexpected and newly minted tariff threats on Russia and his expanding support for Ukraine in its war against Russia.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane looks at the quick about-face administration members are having to do on the so-called "Epstein Files" and the continued uncertainty around President Trump's tariff plans.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes looks at the latest criticisms of FEMA in the wake of devastating flooding that has killed hundreds and discusses President Trump's options to rein in Russian President Vladimir Putin.

ABC's Karen Travers discusses the Trump Administration's move to push back the deadline to impose tariffs and the potential fallout from the uncertainty, including the risk of higher prices for holiday shoppers.

Patrick Burke, Executive Director of the Midwest Food Bank of Georgia, discusses how his charity and other charitable organizations are essential in times of crisis, and explains how you can help.

Retail expert Burt Flickinger gives us his take on the retail giant's four-day shopping extravaganza and where (and when) he looks to find the best deals.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane explains why President Trump is waiting to visit flood-ravaged areas of Texas and previews Israeli president Netanyahu's latest visit to the White House.

ABC's Jim Ryan discusses the latest developments on rescue and recovery efforts following catastrophic flooding that has killed dozens of people, including children at a summer camp, in Texas over the weekend.

Atlanta Track Club Executive Director Rich Kenah discusses the changes to this year's Atlanta Journal Constitution Peachtree Road Race & Expo, which begins today at Lenox Square.

Sen. Jon Ossoff joins us live from the vote-a-rama in Washington D.C. and shares his thoughts on the chances of President Trump's "Big Beautiful Bill" passing the Senate and what its passage could mean to Georgians.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane shares the latest progress update on the so-called "Bif Beautiful Bill" and discusses whether it will make it to President Trump's desk before his self-imposed July 4th deadline.

CBS News Chief White House Correspondent Nancy Cordes goes beyond the armchair nuclear scientists and defense experts and discusses what we know about how much damage the U.S. strike on the Fordo nuclear site actually inflicted.

ABC's Chris Boccia discusses the apparent contradiction between the Trump Administration's claims and defense intelligence analysis on the weekend attacks on Iran's uranium enrichment facilities.

ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers discusses President Trump's angry reaction to both Israel and Iran violating the new ceasefire and what can now be done to salvage the situation.

Rachel Whitlark, Assistant Professor in the Sam Nunn School of International Affairs at Georgia Tech, reveals her biggest surprises and issues a caution as the violence between Iran and Israel escalates in recent days.

Georgia State Professor of Communication and Middle East Studies Mia Bloom looks at how Tehran, Tel Aviv, and other Middle Eastern capitals could potentially react to the US' weekend airstrike on Iran's nuclear facilities.

CBS News Justice Correspondent Scott MacFarlane discusses the Trump Administration's decision to launch strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities and whether this will cause a big split within the GOP.

Retired Vice Admiral and former Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Robert Murrett discusses the US airstrikes on Iranian nuclear facilities over the weekend and Israel's follow up attacks on Monday morning.

The Governor of Georgia joins Atlanta's Morning News to explain what his administration is doing to keep us safe despite the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran and shares his thoughts on the US bombing of Iran's nuclear facilities.

WSB's Sabrina Cupit speaks with Dr. Aron Tendler about the stigma around discussing men's mental health and the impact it can have on the community.

Retired Vice Admiral Robert Murrett, fourth Director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, discusses the current military situation between Israel and Iran and what American involvement could look like.

Georgia Tech's Rachel Whitlark and Jenna Jordan are experts on targeted assassinations and just finished a study on the targeting of Iranian nuclear scientists by Israel. Why did President Trump dissuade Israel from assassinating the Ayatollah of Iran?