CNBC's Eamon Javers reports the NSA has a secret program known as Prism; and T.J. Rodgers, CEO of Cypress Semiconductor; Peter Brookes, Heritage Foundation; Ron Fournier, National Journal, share their opinions.

Christopher Horner, Competitive Enterprise Institute, says the EPA waived fees for liberal groups and charged fees to conservative groups.

The government announces it will sell 30 million more shares of GM stock. Apple loses and ITC ruling and may have to stop selling older iPods and iPads, with Bill Baldwin, Forbes magazine; Edward Klein, author; and Brian Kelly, Fast Money contributor.

Why did some traders have an advantage with an early release of the ISM data on Monday? CNBC's Eamon Javers reports. Also, what's happening with the economic recovery? With Brian Kelly, Brian Kelly Capital; William Baldwin, Forbes magazine; and Edward Klein, author.

A building collapses in Philadelphia, killing one woman and trapping another in the rubble for several hours. The IRS puts two employees on leave for accepting $1,100 in food and gifts. SAC Capital reassures employees it will stay in business without mass layoffs. And the PowerBall winner, an 84-year-old Florida woman, claims her $590 million prize.

Will Major League Baseball dole out mass suspensions when Tony Bosch, who owned a Miami clinic that supplied performance-enhancing drugs to ballplayers, tells the commissioner who his clients were? Sal Licata, SNY, and Edward Klein, author, discuss.

CNBC's Bob Pisani tries to make sense of the Dow's two-day losing streak. Is Obama's appointment of Susan Rice as National Security Advisor an "in your face" move to Republicans? With Democratic strategist James Carville and author Edward Klein. And is the IRS targeting states? With Ken Cuccinelli, author and Republican gubernatorial candidate.

Don Luskin, Trend Macro, and Dan Clifton, Strategas, discuss the SAC case and what the government has done in pursuit of this case. And the market broke its string of 20 consecutive Tuesday gains today.

For 7 years, the government has gone after hedge fund SAC Capital for trading on inside information. CNBC's Kate Kelly discusses the company and progress of the government investigation. In May, Cohen and several senior staff received subpoenas.

Dan Clifton, Strategas, and Ari Melber, The Nation, discuss the budget deal and what it's likely to include.

NJ Governor Chris Christie calls for a special election to fill the seat of Senator Frank Lautenberg. Was it a ploy to cut down on voter turnout, which normally favors Democrats in the state? With Ari Melber, The Nation; Robert Costa, National Review; and Dan Clifton, Strategas.

Ohio State University President Gordon Gee announces his retirement after comments he made referring to Notre Dame as "those damn Catholics."

Matt K. Lewis, The Daily Caller, addresses a report that senior officials in the Obama Administration are using secret e-mail accounts.

NJ Governor Chris Christie has called a special election to replace Senator Frank Lautenberg (D-NJ), who passed away yesterday. A look at why he would do that, with Robert Costa, National Review. Also, what's happening with the Congressional hearings into the IRS, with CNBC's Eamon Javers and Rep. Dave Camp (R-MI). And Dan Clifton, Strategas Research, discusses the possibility of tax reform.

Japan's Nikkei index has fallen to a 6-week low, with CNBC's Kaori Enjoj; and discussing the U.S. markets, with David Goldman, former head of fixed income research at Bank of America; David Malpass, Encima Global; and Ed Conard, American Enterprise Institute.

Discussing what Washington can do to fix the economic outlook for the U.S., with David Goldman, former head of fixed income at Bank of America; David Malpass, Encima Global; and Ed Conard, American Enterprise Institute.

The IRS' video released over the weekend provided new fuel to the controversy in its targeting scandal and conference spending, reports CNBC's John Harwood. Ed Conard, American Enterprise Institute; Eliana Johnson, National Review; and Tim Carney, Washington Examiner, discuss.

Riot police continue to use tear gas against the protestors in Instanbul, reports CNBC's Seema Mody; and Ed Conard, American Enterprise Institute, discuss what Steve Cohen and his team at SAC Capital can do amid charges.

New Jersey Chris Christie is working to find a replacement for Sen. Frank Lautenberg. Brad Dayspring, National Republican Senatorial Committee and Ed Conard, American Enterprise Institute, share their opinions.