President Trump wraps up his overseas trip with a closely watched meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin -- and draws criticism from back home for not holding Putin accountable for Russian interference in the 2016  campaign.

President Trump's news conference with Vladimir Putin is today's top story and First Light listeners offer their opinions.

President Trump and Vladimir Putin sit down for the much anticipated summit in Helsinki.  Bob Costantini is there and reports on what to expect.

Wildfires spread at a record pace in the western United States. Jim Roope reports on the firefighters approach to the challenging the season.

What to expect from the Trump Putin summit.  Listeners tell us what they think.

President Trump left some of his NATO allies bewildered in Brussels. Jeff Zeleny reports the President said all members agreed to up their defense spending….but no one else is saying that happened.

There were fireworks on Capitol Hill as FBI agent Peter Strzok testified before Congress. He was removed from Special Counsel Robert Mueller’s team because of negative text messages he sent about then-candidate Donald Trump. Omar Jimenez reports the hearing was incredibly tense.

It’s Friday the 13th.  First Light listeners call in to talk about superstitions.

President Trump blasted America's top allies at the NATO summit. Natasha Chen reports the President is cajoling members to pay their fair share of costs.

New guidance at the border could mean thousands of asylum seekers being turned away before seeing a judge.  Andrew Spencer reports the Trump administration is working to meet the deadlines to reuinte immigrant children with their parents after being separated at the border.

A giant balloon depitcting President Trump as a baby will fly over London when the President visits there Friday. Is this anyway to greet a world leader? First Light listeners opine.

President Trump is Brussels for the NATO summit. Jeff Zelleny reports the meeting could be contentious given the President’s criticism of the group.

After 18 days, 12 Thai boys and their soccer coach have been rescued.  Steve Kastenbaum reports all are doing well after the ordeal.

Is President Trump on the right track when dealing with NATO? First Light listeners offer their opinions.

For the second time in as many years President Trump makes a Supreme Court nomination.  Terry Moore has the details from the prime time White House announcement.

Today marks the deadline imposed by a federal judge requiring the Trump administration to reunited more than 100 immigrant children with their parents. Jim Roope reports dozens of children remain in limbo.

Brett Kavanaugh has been nominated to join the Supreme Court. First Light listeners call in with their opinions.

All eyes are on the White House. Bob Costantini reports President Trump will announce his choice for Supreme Court tonight. Members of a Thai soccer team are being rescued from the waterbound cave they have been stranded in for over a week. Andrew Spencer reports on the extraordinary operation underway now.

The governement faces a deadline to reunite immigrant children separated from their parents at the U.S. border.  First Light listeners offer their opinions on the Trump administration immigration policies.

On today's program, Jim Roope gives us the latest on the western wildfires, Bob Costantini examines the "what next?" aspect of EPA administrator Scott Pruitt's resignation, and we talk music in the second half-hour.

Wildfires have continued to strengthen across the west.  Andrew Spencer reports a couple of especially large fires are burning in California and Colorado.

President Trump is narrowing his choices for Supreme Court justice.  Bob Costantini  reports an announcement could come any day now.

How healthy are your eating habits? First Light listeners weigh in.

Rescuers are weighing options for saving 12 boys and their soccer coach from inside a flooded cave in Thailand. Correspondent Andrew Spencer explains why the process could take months.

Soaring temperatures and humidity brought in the 4th of July holiday for many in the United States. Natasha Chen reports there have already been deaths and hospitalizations due to the heat.

Happy July 4th!