Backlash is growing against the Trump administration's policy of separating some immigrant  children from their parents at the border. The President and several cabinet members spent most of Monday defending the policy.

The World Health Organization says "Gaming Disorder" is a new mental health condition to be included in it's international classification of diseases.  First Light listeners offer their feelings about computer games.

What to do about the separation of children from their parents seeking asylum in the United States? Congress and the White House struggle to find a solution.

Kilauea continues to erupt and some big island residents find themselves between mother nature and the insurance companies.

During the call in segment listeners offer their opinions on the  immigration dilemma. .

The Department of Justice releases report that shows former FBI Director James Comey mishandled the Clinton e-mail investigation.

Kevin Carr reviews the new movie "Tag".

And in anticipation of Father's Day, First Light listeners call in with stories about their fathers.

Wildfires spread and are closing parks across the west. The World Cup comes to the U.S. in 2026. Kevin Carr reviews the new animated feature, the Incredibles 2.

The Miss America pageant without the swimsuit competetion? First Light listeners tell us what they think!

Some lawmakers in Wasington say President Trump should have gotten concrete assurances from the Korean dictator that he would denuclearize.

Entertainment critic Kevin Carr looks at new releases for home viewing.

In the wake of several high profile suicides, First Light listeners share their feelings about it.

President Trump arrives in Singapore for the summit with Kim Jong-un.

In the aftermath of the latest school shooting, Texas officials meet to find ways to improve school safety.

Listeners offer their hopes for the summit with North Korea and Bob Costantini joins us live from Singapore to talk about the pending summit.

President Trump and dictator Kim Jong-un make history meeting in Singapore and announcing the denuclearization of North Korea.  Correpondent Bob Costantini reports from Singapore.

Callers offer both praise and skepticism on the agreement with North Korea.

President Trump heads to the G7 summit.  Bob Costantini reports he may be greeted with a chilly reception. On tap next for the President is the summit with North Korea. Jerry Bodlander reports  President Trump is all set to make history.

Kevin Carr reviews the newest edition of the Ocean's franchise, Ocean's 8.

And what's in a name? IHOP is changing their name. But no matter what it becomes,  First Light listeners call in their favorite breakfasts,

President Trump pardons a drug dealer serviing a life sentence.  Bob Costantini reports more pardons may be in the future.  Hawaii's Kiluea volcano continues to erupt.  Jim Roope reports the disaster is on going with no end in sight.

Kevin Carr reviews the new horror film "Hereditary"

Where are we and what needs to be done about immigration to the United States? First Light listeners offer solutions.

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The White House celebrates America, not the Eagles.

California counts primary votes.

Can the President pardon himself? First Light listeners debate the issue.