In this Deibertribe, Dan says it's a case of goose meets gander, as a conservative group has taken it upon itself to comb through the Twitter feeds of reporters of the New York Times.

A study suggests wearing a hearing aid may prevent dementia and aid in mental sharpness in older people. Separately, there's a new way to diagnose for Lyme disease. Also, chemicals in sea snails could help fight cancer. Get a look at the latest medical studies every Wednesday at 7:07 when Dr. Bill from Genesis Health System joins AM Quad Cities.

Ron covered questions dealing with trucks from a couple of callers. Get your automotive questions answered Tuesdays at 8:40 when Ron from Ace Muffler Clinic in Rock Island joins AM Quad Cities.

Apple TV Plus is scheduled to launch in November. Separately, it's been leak Apple will announce a new iPhone in early September. Also, Facebook is set to feature a news tab later this year. Get a look at the latest from the world of technology every Tuesday at 6:45 when the Enderle Group's Rob Enderle joins AM Quad Cities.

Prior to Jerome Powell's speech on Friday, the markets were up 366 points for the week. Also, negotiations in France at the G7 have been productive. Today's Durable Goods starts this week's Economic Reports. Get The Word On Wall Street every Monday and Thursday at 8:25 when RBC Wealth Management's Holly Kennedy joins AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan is sarcastically stunned at the change in credibility of Anthony Scaramucci by the media.

An Illinois Quad Cities school district is reacting to the teacher pay increase in the state. Get details as Jenna Jackson from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan says President Trump is forcing an issue the Democrats would rather continue to ignore. It has pulled the Democrats so far to the left that they will never be able to come back close to the center.

7-Eleven in East Moline robbed, Short Hills Country Club in East Moline burglarized, Stop and Shop in East Moline robbed, and a pair of wanted suspects. Crime Stoppers of the Quad Cities Detective Jon Leach has this week's report.

Niabi Zoo in Coal Valley presents Pints for Preservation tomorrow! Over 30 breweries will have 90 different beers on tap as you enjoy live music and food trucks! Proceeds from the event will benefit new and expanding exhibits at the zoo! To attend the event you must buy your tickets online before Friday at noon; they will not be sold at the gates. Niabi Zoo Director Lee Jackson joined AM Quad Cities!