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by voting yes on prop e. a common sense solution that ensures we use community safety cameras to catch repeat offenders and hold them accountable. vote yes on e. hello again, and welcome. it's time to get together with some smart people to break down the big stories. today we're asking, following the special counsel's scathing report questioning president biden's mental fitness, can he dig himself out of the growing age issue? then, the rift on the right in congress, leading some to question the future of the top two republicans on capitol hill. and the face-to-face flop. i'll br...

the 80th anniversary of d-day landings at omaha beach. on this day in 1944 more than 160,000 troops landed along a 50-mile stretch of french shoreline. they took the fight to germany's nazi forces. to this day it remains the largest seaborne invasion in history widely regarded as the moment allied forces began turning the tide in world war ii. many heads of state and world leaders are now attending this ceremony. that's what is playing out on the left side of your screen. today, including president biden, you will see others who you recognize and, of course, the president of the repu...

Between an ex-girlfriend and hunter biden. >> if i represent him i go oh my goodness, not good for the defense. they have overwhelming evidence he was using drugs around the time. he had been to rebob for years in advance to make the argument he is no longer an addict. by definition he clearly was. does it make it a slam dunk? not necessarily. first you have a very pro-home court advantage in delaware for the bidens, number one. secondly, a lot of addicts, as the defense has already alleged, are in deep denial. they don't want to call themselves an addict. if you convince one juror in his mind...

Baylen Dupree, a freshman at West Virginia University, shared her journey dealing with Tourette's, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by repetitive tics and sounds.

Don Feder's recent column, "Corrupting our children is one of the left's favorite tactics" (Web, March 25), reminded me of an old but very relevant letter to the editor published in the May 26, 1993, Wall Street Journal.