We take a historical look at racism in the presidency.

We check in with Representative McGovern to get his thoughts on two recent mass shootings and what Congress can do to address the problem.

Following the shootings in Texas and Ohio, we ask — are we now a nation of survivors? And what do we do now about the anger and hate that's killing us?

We check in on the major sports stories of the week.

Our Week In Review panelists on more revelations at the Registry of Motor Vehicles, a provocative Boston Herald cover, and the takeaways from this week's two Democratic presidential debates.

Our expert political panel breaks down the biggest moments from the second nigh, and the many attacks directed at Vice President Joe Biden and the Obama administration.

The temperature takes a toll -- like at Vernon Family Farm in New Hampshire, where more than 400 chickens died of heatstroke.

An author reflects on her teenage delinquency in a new memoir.

Host Tiziana Dearing speaks with a local farmer affected by record-breaking heat this summer in New England. Also, Democrats debated again last night, and put the heat on Vice President Biden, and President Obama. We break down the highs and lows from the second night of the Democratic debate. Plus, author Maureen Stanton reflects on her teenage delinquency.

An auditor for the state testified on Monday that she warned RMV officials months ago that nearly 13,000 out-of-state driving violations were going unprocessed, including convictions for operating under the influence.