North Korea's missile test draws a strong response from the Secretary of State, the U.S. brings its first-ever criminal charges for alleged hacking by Russians, Turkey's president jockeys for more power, Israel strikes targets inside Syria and the Dutch reject a far-right candidate for prime minister.

President Trump’s first budget. A travel ban that’s struggling to get off the ground. And a new healthcare plan in need of some Congressional TLC. A panel of journalists joins Joshua Johnson for analysis of the week's top national news stories.

President Trump plans to revisit strict Obama-era mileage standards and regulations in order to help the auto industry create new jobs. While visiting workers and car chiefs in Detroit, Trump said “We want you to make great cars, but if it takes an extra thimble of fuel, we want you to do it.” What's next for cars designed and built in America?

On Thursday President Trump will lay out the details of his first budget. Deep cuts are expected in domestic programs and foreign aid, and a big boost to military spending has already been promised. Having pledged to 'drain the swamp,' what indications are in the new budget that President Trump can radically reform the size and priorities of the federal government?

Everything you wanted to know about Islam and Muslims but were embarrassed to ask.

Have you ever tried to make sense of a bill for medical treatment? It's not easy. Health care costs are often confusing and the prices for premiums and prescriptions are set to rise even if Congress repeals and replaces the Affordable Care Act. Can anything be done to lower the amount Americans pay for health care?