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In this Deibertribe, Dan has further proof that the progressives in this country are far more worried about the criminal than the actual law-abiding citizens.

A study has identified an alternative treatment for epilepsy in children. Separately, a study says chemicals in sunscreen can enter the bloodstream after just one day of use. Also, engineers are looking for ways to ensure oral medications are protected from acidic conditions of the stomach. Lastly, a study links a sudden drop in income to an increasing risk of heart disease. Get a look at the latest medical studies every Wednesday at 7:07 when Dr. Bill from Genesis Health System joins AM Quad Cities.

The First Tee of Quad Cities is a non-profit organization where young people up to 18 years old can learn about the game of golf! On Friday May 31 at 5 p.m., the organization will be having its Wine and Nine Couples Golf Outing at Red Hawk Golf Course in Davenport! The First Tee of Quad Cities Executive Director Sara Cross joined AM Quad Cities!

KWQC is hosting the Quad Cities Strong donation drive today. Get details as Matt Hammill from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

Netflix is releasing an update that will deliver high-quality audio to viewers. Separately, similar to Pokemon Go, there's now Harry Potter Wizards Unite. Also, Samsung has developed a television specifically for millennials. Get a look at the latest advancements in the world of technology every Tuesday at 6:45 when the Enderle Group's Rob Enderle joins AM Quad Cities.

Iowa U.S. Senator Chuck Grassley joined AM Quad Cities. Senator Grassley explains what he's doing to help those that have been affected by flooding in the Quad Cities area and along the Mississippi River. Also, Senator Grassley had a meeting last week with President Trump regarding trade policy.

President Trump tweeted Sunday a hike of tariffs later this week, if future concessions from China are not forthcoming. Also a look at economic reports from late last week and a look ahead to this week's calendar. Get The Word On Wall Street every Monday and Thursday at 8:25 when RBC Wealth Management's Holly Kennedy joins AM Quad Cities.

You can join the Breakfast Optimist Club's Avenue of Flags program in their salute to America! For $45 per year per flag, the Breakfast Optimist Club will place a 3-by-5 foot embroidered U.S. flag in your yard on the following flag-displaying holidays: Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, and Veterans Day. Subscribing to the Avenue of Flag supports youth and community programs locally. Breakfast Optimist Club members Tom Reagan and Pat Wendt joined AM Quad Cities!

The Davenport Fire Department says they have already seen some safety concerns in dealing with the flood and warning of fatigue. Get details as Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

In this Deibertribe, Dan says over two years later, Hillary Clinton still can't accept the result of the 2016 election.

Iowa Governor Kim Reynolds is in Davenport today to survey the flooding. Get details as Matt Hammill from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

The Scott County Board of Supervisors voted against videotaping its meetings, as concerns about cost dominated the discussion. In this Deibertribe, Dan says if the Scott County IT department can't figure out how to videotape the county board meetings in-house and for a lot less money, there needs to be some serious realignment in that department.

A custodian for the Moline-Coal Valley School District has filed a federal lawsuit claiming her employer and union refused to stop deducting money from her paycheck for union dues and contributions to a union political action fund. Liberty Justice Center Senior Attorney Jeffrey Schwab joined AM Quad Cities.

Highway 22 in Buffalo is closed to traffic due to flooding. Also, Davenport city officials observed bubbling from under the pavement of Union Station. Get details as Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

Rental company Hertz is suing Accenture for failing to design their website. Separately PepsiCo, maker of Frito Lays chips, has sued some farmers in India for growing the same variety of potato used in Lays chips. For information about VanDerGinst Law visit www.VLAW.com or call 1-800-960-VLAW. Attorney Dennis VanDerGinst from VanDerGinst Law looks at legal headlines Wednesdays at 8:40 when he joins AM Quad Cities.

Parts of downtown Davenport had to be evacuated after a levee-breach flooded the area. Get details as Matt Hammill from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

A study suggests half of the patients have been misdiagnosed with schizophrenia. Separately, a study says an experimental blood test can spot chronic fatigue syndrome. Also, a study links a poor sense of smell to an early death. Get a look at the latest medical studies every Wednesday at 7:07 when Dr. Bill from Genesis Health System joins AM Quad Cities.

The crest of the Mississippi River in the Quad Cities has increased to 22.2 feet. Get details as Morgan Ottier from Quad Cities Today at KWQC joined AM Quad Cities.

A study shows Twitter users are much younger than the average adult and 80-percent of the tweets are from just 10-percent of its users. Separately, Amazon has launched live customer service on its Alexa devices. Also, Google has gained FAA approval to have drones make local deliveries. Get a look at the latest advancements in the world of technology every Tuesday at 6:45 when the Enderle Group's Rob Enderle joined AM Quad Cities.

Last Thursday's Durable Goods report showed an increase of 2.7-percent. Today's Personal Income and Spending numbers kicks off this week's Economic Calendar. Get The Word On Wall Street every Monday and Thursday at 8:25 when RBC Wealth Management's Holly Kennedy joins AM Quad Cities.