Tommy Binion of The Heritage Foundation talks about legislation to stop the separating of children from parents illegally crossing the border.  Pediatrician Rosemary Stein shares health risks for pregnant women in Colorado using pot to curb morning sickness.

Ron Hutchcraft talks about high depression and suicide rates among Native Americans and how ministries are seeking to help these people groups.  Foreign Affairs expert David Aikman looks at how mass migration has destabilized European nations.

Youth and parenting expert Jonathan McKee give ideas from his book The Teen's Guide to Social Media...and Mobile Devices on limiting screen time. Adam Carrington discusses the response to Trump's policy that separates children from parent crossing the border illegally.

Plugged In's Adam Holz reviews Incredibles 2, Oceans 8, and Won't You Be My Neighbor?. Glenn Stanton of Focus on the Family talks about the research and the heart of fatherhood based on the story of the prodigal son.

Connecting Faith's Carmen LaBerge discusses Attorney General Session's justification of separating children from families crossing the border and his choice of Bible verses.   Bruce Ashford of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary shares implications of the Annual Southern Baptist denomination meeting.

Anne Bradley of The Institute for Faith Work and Economics discusses Trump's tariff threats, and how and who it most affects.  Foreign affairs expert David Aikman details the Trump-Kim agreement, and what we can likely expect.

Ben Johnson of Acton Institute compares German and US teacher strikes, and discusses a new Gallup poll on abortion.  Danny Huerta of Focus on the Family looks at how Summer employment can be beneficial to your child's development.

Bill English of Bible and Business discusses where churches can follow business models and where they should not.  Then, Peter talks with Logan Roush about his experience as a video gamer, and what a parent should know about the culture.

Neil Stavem introduces Peter Kapsner as interim host of Faith Radio Mornings.  Kent Kaiser of University of Northwestern talks about IHOP's stunting of becoming IHOB, social media response by other restaurant chains, and what we can learn about social media.

David Stevens of the Christian Medical and Dental Association reports on the new recommendations for breast cancer treatment that may lessen the use of chemotherapy.  George Yancey discusses race issues, #MeToo and the conversation at the SBC annual meeting.