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Greg Clugston
White House correspondent
Greg Clugston- The Trump administration says there is a “military option” if North Korea continues to threaten the international community. Listen
- President Trump welcomed an 11-year-old boy to the White House, where the youngster helped mow the lawn Listen
- President Trump has signed a resolution condemning white supremacists, neo-Nazis, and other hate groups Listen
- President Trump is using the incident to defend his travel ban against six Muslim-majority countries Listen
Around the Web
- Senate backs massive increase in military spending
- Democrats urge full review before Senate vote on Obamacare attack
- Report: U.S. Investigators Wiretapped Manafort Before and After 2016 Election
- New York governor wants credit-reporting firms to follow cyber rules
- Donald Trump Jr., Conway to end Secret Service protection
Wally Hindes
U.S. House correspondent
Wally Hindes- Twitter says it’s made big progress in cracking down on harmful content. Listen
- House Republican leaders are jumping on board this last-ditch Senate health care plan. Listen
- Federal officials are recommending shrinking four huge National Monuments. Listen
- The recent hurricanes have U-S homebuilders feeling a bit less optimistic about the future. Listen
Michael HarringtonScience and Technology
- Alibaba-backed Best raises $450 million after pricing U.S. IPO at bottom: IFR
- Taiwanese electric scooter maker Gogoro raises $300 million
- India regulator orders sharp cut in mobile interconnection fees
- Common Core used widely, despite continuing debate
- Germany sees no sign of cyber attack before Sept. 24 election
Linda Kenyon
News U.S. Senate correspondent
Linda Kenyon- Senators are inching closer to voting on another Republican effort to repeal and replace Obamacare. Listen
- Senators demand answers from the top Navy brass about recent accidents at sea that have claimed the lives of 17 American sailors. Listen
- A new bill to repeal and replace Obamacare is getting some attention on Capitol Hill. Listen
- The Senate Armed Services Committee wants answers about a recent spate of naval collisions. Listen