Acting out of conscience, Federal officers are urging a Federal Appeals court to block President Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' policy, calling it "fundamentally contrary to the fabric of our nation".

Robert Mueller will testify before Congress on July 17. What he says and how he answers being questioned by members of Congress about his 22-month investigation into President Trump will be a pivotal moment. What, if anything will be revealed?

Bonus: View Monday's Live reading of Meuller Report by Hollywood Stars if you missed it.

Juul vows to stay in San Francisco inspite of the City Board of Supervisors ratifying a ban on the sale of e-cigarettes. Regular cigarettes are not banned.

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Tensions continue to rise in the Persian Gulf. Do you think Iran represents a problem?

Some are calling them Internment Camps; others, Concentration Camps. Their residents: children separated from thier families.

Migrant children removed from 'inhumane conditions' at overcrowded Texas border patrol facility.

Trump imposes new economic sanctions on Iran and says he doesn't need Congressional approval to strike Iran. Migrant children removed from 'inhumane conditions' at overcrowded Texas border patrol facility.

As Trump denies allegations that he sexually assaulted E. Jean Carroll; Carroll sits down with CNN's Anderson Cooper.

Angie and Nikki discuss Bernie Sanders' plan to make University and Trade Schools free for America's youth.

Activists want murals of George Washington removed from George Washington High School. It's artist intent versus impact.

With June being Pride month and Pride weekend quickly approaching in the Bay Area, John explores Mayor Pete's suggestion that there may have been previous gay presidents. And what about first ladies?