Senators on Monday will vote on President Donald Trump's major tax, Medicaid and border bill.

USA TODAY Investigative Reporter Nick Penzenstadler discusses how mentally ill detained immigrants are being forced to fight in solitude.

Canada rescinds its digital services tax amid newly stalled U.S. trade talks.

A sniper in Idaho started a blaze and killed two responding firefighters in an ambush attack before being found dead hours later, authorities say.

USA TODAY Senior Reporter Jessica Guynn tells us why some say there's a double standard around remote work.

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True crime is a cultural obsession. But beneath the gripping stories of ghastly crimes and elusive perpetrators are tough questions about ethics, representation and respect. Who gets to tell these stories? Whose voices are amplified and whose are left out? And how can creators avoid retraumatizing victims? Journalism professor and true crime author Kate Winkler Dawson joins The Excerpt to unpack where the genre goes wrong, how it can do better, and why responsible storytelling matters now more than ever.

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USA TODAY Supreme Court Correspondent Maureen Groppe recaps the final day of the high court's term. We discuss decisions ranging from birthright citizenship to Obamacare, LGBTQ+ books in public schools and more.

Undocumented immigrants face massive fines under a new Trump rule.

Trump says the U.S. will end trade talks with Canada.

California Gov. Newsom sues Fox News for defamation.

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