The Supreme Court decided not to get in the way of Texas' new abortion laws, potentially paving the way for an eventual challenge to Roe vs. Wade. What does it all mean? Oma Seddiq of Insider joins us to discuss.

And if you haven't heard how a seemingly fake high school called Bishop Sycamore lied their way onto a nationally televised football game on ESPN, you won't want to miss The Athletic's Andy Staples, who stops by to fill us all in on a wild story.

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We'll learn more about the EU's recommendation to limit travel from the United States because of the pandemic, as Victoria Walker from ThePointsGuy.com joins us. We'll also learn what SaveTheChildren.org is doing for refugees from Afghanistan when Jeanne-Aimee de Marrais joins us. She's the Senior Director of U.S. Emergencies for that organization.

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On this final day of August, we head to New Orleans to learn more about the aftermath of Hurricane Ida. That's where we find Rebecca Santana of the Associated Press, she joins us. And the United States is officially out of Afghanistan. Now what? We'll discuss with Politico's Paul McLeary.

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Hurricane Ida is causing major problems for people in and around New Orleans. We talk with Trish Leleux of First Light affiliate KSYL in Alexandria, LA to get the latest on that. And what exactly is ISIS-K? Graeme Wood of The Atlantic has been writing about it. He joins us to educate us all on this terrorist organization.

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On this special edition of First Light, we take a close look at the attack near the Kabul airport in Afghanistan. National Correspondent Clayton Neville reports on that for us. We also talk with Ryan Pickrell, senior military and defense reporter at Insider.com who has been covering the evacuation and the dangers surrounding it.

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Mark Hamrick of BankRate.com tells us why so many people plan on changing jobs over the next year. We'll also get the latest on the U.S. evacuation of Afghanistan with Tara Copp, Senior Pentagon Correspondent at DefenseOne.com.

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Today we talk with David Ovalle from the Miami Herald about the surge in COVID cases in the miami court system. We also catch up with Correspondent Linda Kenyon about the latest from Capitol Hill.

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President Biden's approval ratings are at their lowest of his presidency. Why? We talk about it with USA Today White House Correspondent Joey Garrison. We'll also get the latest on the Arizona ballot audit with Jonathan Cooper of the Associated Press.

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Today on the show, we learn about a group of Afghan refugees no one is talking about. Ryan Barber of Insider joins us for that. We also learn about an online support group for COVID-19 survivors looking to make a difference. Diana Berrent, founder of the Survivor Corp, explains.

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Natasha Korecki, White House correspondent for Politico joins us to talk about how the Biden administration is scrambling over Afghanistan. We also talk with Andrew Gross of AAA about the upcoming Labor Day travel season.

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