Supreme Court justice Anthony Kennedy announces he'll retire this summer, potentially giving President Trump his second judge on the nation's highest court. Join Kate and the panel on this breaking news story.

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In a 5-4 ruling, the Supreme Court upholds President Trump's travel ban; he says it is vindication. Now the decision will take centerstage as the midterms approach -- and the President pushes Congress to fund his border wall. Join Kate and the panel.

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Despite a week of headlines showing migrant children in cages at the border, President Trump maintains support. Plus, is civility in U.S. politics officially dead? And who killed it? Join us on the podcast.

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As questions grow about how the government will reunite separated families, President Trump tries a new defense: he says Democrats are making it all up. And are Republicans wasting time trying to find common ground on immigration? Trump says yes. Join Kate and the panel

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A day after signing an executive order he claimed would end separation of immigrant families, President Trump does another about face - and says his order is limited. Plus, Melania Trump's surprise visit to a Texas detention center. Join Kate on today's podcast.

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President Trump triples down on his Administration's controversial practice of separating parents from their children at the border. But are more Republicans starting to join Democrats in the outrage? Join us on the podcast.

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The Trump administration's month-old policy of separating children from their parents when illegally crossing the border has ignited a firestorm. "It's the law," the White House says again and again, but an increasing number of Republicans and longtime Trump allies are saying this policy is a bad idea.

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President Donald Trump offers an on-camera reaction to the 500-page internal watchdog report issued by the Justice Department. Plus, Trump blames the Democrats and the Democrats blame Trump for the law that's separating children from their parents, when they illegally cross the border. Join Kate and the panel.

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It's president Trump's 72nd birthday and nothing says "Happy Birthday" like a cake and ice cream and a 500-page Justice Department Inspector General report. Plus, the New York Attorney General files a lawsuit against the president and his kids, saying they broke charity laws with their family foundation.

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Join State of America for an inside look at American politics.

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