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Price gouging has taken center stage in the lead up to the World Cup. Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.  

Money is slowing the pace of pet adoptions. Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today explains. 

Hurricane season is hitting at a time when FEMA is shorthanded. Thomas Frank from POLITICO has the story.

Lebanon announces partial ceasefire between Israel, Hezbollah but attacks continue, Justice Department says it will stop work on $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund after judge's ruling, and the safest, cheapest used cars for young drivers.

What investments should you consider if you are having a baby? Joe Pinsker from the Wall Street Journal joined America's First News with a look.  

Companies are finally seeing how sick of high prices American's are. Sarah Nassauer from the Wall Street Journal breaks down what they are doing.

What big 2026 races could The President wade into next? Lauren Green from the Washington Examiner has the story.

U.S. strikes Iranian air defenses, family visitation resumes at New Jersey ICE detention center after days of protests, and these states are seeing their worst tick activity in nearly 10 years.

One of California's ritziest beach towns has a problem, what sets women's friendships apart, and pet robots edge closer to reality.

US and Iranian negotiators reach tentative deal to extend ceasefire, at least 3 dead, 5 hurt after large explosion destroys Dallas apartment building, and more dads are scaling back at the office for kids.

U.S. military conducts new strikes on Iran, tobacco industry money causes MAHA-MAGA rift, and more Americans are raiding their emergency savings just to fill up their gas tanks.

Raw sewage is destroying one of the country's best beaches. Jim Carlton from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

ICE has become a major headache for the Justice Department. Stephen Dinan from the Washington Times explains.

The Supreme Court enters decision season. Maureen Groppe from USA TODAY breaks down what we could see. 

Iran warns of retaliation after U.S. strikes, at least 1 dead, 9 workers missing after chemical tank implosion at Washington state paper mill, and things a neurologist does to keep his brain healthy.

US launches new strikes on Iran, targeting missile sites and boats, the economy Kevin Warsh is inheriting is not the one he wanted, and paraglider escapes death after plane rips through glider in midair collision.

Memorial Day BEST OF - Despite tech advances, age-old continuities of war key to U.S.-Iran conflict, GLP-1 weight loss drugs to unleash divorce boom, and why are we using ChatGPT to order takeout is the future of food.

Security concerns over the World Cup, children's mental health visits skyrocket, and the risky mistake that could leave you stranded on a cruise.

Trump administration’s ‘anti-weaponization’ fund gets cold reception from GOP on Capitol Hill, will high gasoline prices continue through the summer, and how to save this Memorial Day.

Two Jan. 6 police officers sue to stop Trump’s anti-weaponization fund, Raúl Castro charged with murder in U.S. Court, and fall asleep faster using these science-backed tips.

Will Congress be able to pass a new housing bill? Zach Halaschak from the Washington Examiner has the story.

What goes into securing an event like the World Cup? Security Analyst Greg Sanfilippo joined Gordon Deal with a look. 

Thomas Massie defeated in GOP primary after attacks from Trump, teen suspects in San Diego mosque shooting likely radicalized online, and this hack can save you hundreds on airfare this summer.

Three people killed in shooting at San Diego Mosque, Senate GOP looking for off-ramp from White House ballroom debacle, and New York high school has 21 valedictorians.

Career Strategist Julie Bauke joined America's First News to explain how a recent health scare taught her the importance of not waiting to pursue your dreams.