In New Hampshire yesterday, President Trump announced his approach to addressing the opioid crisis. What is he proposing, should you care, and can it work?

The likely outcome of Russia’s presidential election tomorrow will be the reelection of the current president. Why is it that 18 to 24 year-olds approve of Putin the most?

After several shakeups on the President's staff and the midterms approaching, what can we expect from Donald Trump?

Wisconsin’s governor is expected to sign a bill into law that requires certain parents seeking food stamps to work at least 30 hours a week to be eligible. Is this a smart move by the State of Wisconsin and should others follow?

President Trump told South Korean diplomats he would meet with North Korea's supreme leader. Should he have agreed to meet so quickly and what will the consequences be?

Over 100 Republicans signed a letter asking the president to reconsider his proposed tariffs. As President Trump announces them today, what will the tariffs mean and do they matter?

The term “fake news” is everywhere. Who should the arbiters of truth be and how can you know who to trust? Justin and Lance examine the greater issue of truth.

President Vladimir Putin announced that Russia now has nuclear weapons that cannot be stopped by the United States. President Trump hasn’t yet responded. What should you make of all this?

As the Islamic State continues to be repressed by US backed forces, Russia and others are fighting for dominance in the region. What should America’s endgame be?

Should teachers be required to supply so much data and what do administrators use the data for? Will the millennial nomad movement take hold? Great topics are explored on this slower news day.