ABC News White House Correspondent Karen Travers joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the new EU trade deal that President Trump has just signed. The deal includes $600 billion of EU investments in the U.S. and a 15% tariff

On today's episode of the sharper point commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about paper has become an ongoing problem for the MCSO

Danny Seiden, president of the Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Industry, joins Arizona's Morning News to talk about the new $250 "visa integrity fee". Seiden says this fee will negatively impact the economy.

Free range political analyst Chuck Todd joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about the recent political headlines in the U.S. This includes, Trump wanting the Washington Commanders to change their name back to the Redskins, Epstein file news and much more.

UnitedHealth Group faces a criminal and civil investigaiton from the Department of Justice, the company disclosed Thursday. ABC News investigatiev reporter joined Arizona's Morning News to talk about this investigation and if it will cause your insurance prices to rise.

Back on this day in 1982, Eye of the Tiger topped the U.S. pop music charts with major help from the hit movie "Rocky" 

On this weeks episode of the sharper point commentary, Jim Sharpe talks about a new report from Western Resource Advocates that shows the impact new data centers in Arizona will have on water and power systems.

On Thursday the New York Attornery General will speak with Ghislane Maxwell about the infamous Epstein files. Former FBI Agent and ABC Crime and Terrorism Analyst, Brad Garrett, joined the show to talk about what could come out of this meeting.

President Donald Trump announced the White House's plan for AI use yesterday at an AI Summit. ABC News White House Correspondent, Karen Travers, tells Arizona Morning News Trump wants to focus on AI investment, expanding infrastructure and exporting the technology.

Back on this day in 2010 One Direction was formed. The boy band were formed in London and signed with Simon Cowell's record label after appearing on the X-Factor. As of 2020 the group has sold 70 million records world wide.