Trump says there will be tanks for July 4th and ICE raids soon after. We take you to a state working toward flood-ready infrastructure. Plus, curtailing single-family zoning in Oregon.

Trump declares progress on trade talks with China, but is Huawei a Trojan Horse? Also on our Monday rundown: Anti-gerrymandering groups press on despite high court ruling; and a new effort to fight the growing problem of real-estate wire fraud.

We have a pair of reports on Supreme Court decisions on the 2020 Census and gerrymandering. Also on the Friday rundown: Holding the prescription drug industry responsible for high prices; and Texas improves flood preparedness after Hurricane Harvey.

More time on the ground for the Boeing 737 MAX. Also on our Thursday rundown: A diverse group tackles the topic of salmon recovery. Plus, summer bees are buzzing, but for how long?

Mueller to testify in open session; migrant children returned to troubled detention center; plus ending the school-to-prison pipeline, and seeking justice for Native Americans killed at Wounded Knee.

Conditions reported to be so bad, 300 migrant children are moved from a Texas detention center. Also on our Tuesday rundown: Sen. Susan Collins gets a challenge from Maine's House Speaker. Plus, a bill in Congress points to the need for summer meals.

No military strikes, but President Trump sticks to tough talk against Iran. Also on our Monday rundown: Staying in jail may depend on where you live. Plus, summer is here – will national parks be ready?

As tensions with Iran intensify, President Trump and top leaders consider their next move. A methane rule rollback comes under fire; and the end of a USDA pilot program could mean summer hunger for some Oregon children.

The Trump administration finalizes a coal-friendly emissions rule for power plants. Also on today's rundown: A new development in the debate over the 2020 Census citizenship question; and why "Juneteenth" is an encore celebration in Florida and other states.

President Trump kicks off his reelection campaign. Also on today's rundown: A Maryland clergyman testifies in Congress on reparations for slavery; and how a reinstated travel ban will affect cultural crossovers between the U.S. and Cuba.