Biden hosts high-stakes NATO summit in Washington.

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Hurricane Beryl is expected to make landfall on the Texas coast Monday.

Lawmakers return for a pivotal week as Democrats sweat over President Joe Biden.

USA TODAY National Correspondent Trevor Hughes talks about those working to bring civility back to politics.

A left-wing alliance is projected to win the most seats in France's parliamentary elections, as the far-right underperforms.

USA TODAY National Reporter Lauren Villagran explains what bridal shops can tell us about the economy.

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Swatting is when someone makes a false report to emergency services to trigger an armed police response to an unsuspecting victim. It is a hoax that is dangerous, illegal and pervasive. Even members of Congress have fallen prey to swatting. Earlier this year, a 17-year-old from California was extradited to Florida after allegedly orchestrating a swatting call on a Florida mosque and may be behind hundreds of swatting calls. Lauren Shapiro, author of "Cyberpredators and Their Prey" and a professor at John Jay College School of Criminal Justice, joins The Excerpt to discuss the risks involved with swatting.

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