Who wields power in Iran? How much sway do the military, religious, and political figures have?

We’ll spend a little time with Kian Tajbaksh, Visiting Professor of International Relations at NYU. He is a former political prisoner released as part of the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, and he is the author of The Iran Crisis Notebook on Substack

* Americans lost almost $16 billion to scams and fraud last year. We’ll get some tips on how to spot them and how to keep your information secure online

* Where do things stand with China after President Trump’s recent meeting? And what’s it like actually being in China? We’ll talk to Joshua Eisenman, a Notre Dame professor who recently got back from a trip there.

Where do things stand with China after President Trump’s recent meeting? And what’s it like actually being in China? We’ll talk to Joshua Eisenman, Professor of Politics in the Keough School of Global Affairs at the University of Notre Dame. He recently got back from a trip to China.

* We’ll spend some time with WWL Louisiana reporter Meg Farris about her latest story on local law enforcement efforts to catch those who would prey on children

* We’ll talk with Darrick Hesson, the director of the Office of Coordination and Emergency Management for New Orleans, about their preparation and what people in the city who live or work in the city need to know.

* Hurricane season starts Monday. We’ll check in with GOHSEP about how the state has prepared and why you need to get a game plan now.

* Bank On It: Make sure you're financially ready for hurricane season

* The midterms are getting closer. How are things shaping up? We’ll get the latest

* The legislature passed a new Congressional map. We’ll break down how it happened and what happens next

Americans lost almost $16 billion to scams and fraud last year. We’ll get some tips on how to spot them and how to keep your information secure online with Alex Hamerstone, Director of advisory solutions for TrustedSec

We spend some time with WWL Louisiana reporter Meg Farris about her latest story on local law enforcement efforts to catch those who would prey on children

We talk with Darrick Hesson, the director of the Office of Coordination and Emergency Management for New Orleans, about their preparation and what people in the city who live or work in the city need to know.