Ian strengthens to hurricane again as it heads toward South Carolina, the cost of taming inflation, and TV reporter rescues nurse who was trapped in Hurricane Ian floodwaters.

Mallika Mitra from Money.com breaks down some stock market sayings you can totally ignore.

Senior Meteorologist Jonathan Erdman from The Weather Channel joined America's First News with the latest as Hurricane Ian moves past Florida.

A hurricane's storm surge can be the deadliest and most destructive threat. Doyle Rice from USA Today explains.

Hurricane Ian one of strongest storms in US history, September was bad for investors, and man saves cat as Ian's floodwaters rise around him.

Hurricane Ian has strengthened to a category 4. The Weather Channel's Jonathan Erdman joined Gordon Deal this morning with the latest.

The GOP's path to a Senate majority could be shrinking. Max Greenwood from The Hill spoke with America's First News with a look.

The Supreme Court's latest term could have a bigger impact than the previous one. Alex Swoyer from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline.

Hurricane Ian barrels toward Florida, Ukraine 'sham' referendum results point to Russia annexation, and how to keep your pet safe during a storm.

What's with 20-somethings and closed-captions? Cordilia James from the Wall Street Journal joined a confused Gordon Deal to explain.

As heavy drought conditions worsen in the west, some are moving past conservation and looking to create water. Valerie Richardson from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline.

Will the White House's economic successes fall on deaf ears this election season? Adam Cancryn from POLITICO has the story.

Will promises get in the way of averting a government shutdown? Mychael Schnell from The Hill joined Mike Gavin with a look.

Floridians warned as Hurricane Ian strengthens to Category 2, Dow Industrials fall into Bear Market, and world's first real-life sheep-counting sleep experience opens.

You might be served by a robot during your next late night fast-food run. Laura Reiley from the Washington Post takes us behind the headline.

Democrats are doing their best to make the midterms a referendum on "MAGA" republicans. Brett Samuels from The Hill brings us the latest.

Former-President Trump faces mounting legal threats to political future. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has the story.

Ian could become catastrophic, hundreds of thousands without power in Atlantic Canada, John Cena sets new Guinness World Record.

What happened to your country, prices for these things haven't gone up in decades, and the need to work happy.

Things to watch as Putin escalates in Ukraine, President Biden promises federal government will fully cover a month of aid to Puerto Rico after Hurricane Fiona, and how to help your teen get moving.

More bosses are spying on workers. Career Strategist Julie Bauke and Gordon Deal discuss the many negatives that come along with this.

Despite how you might feel America is doing better than you think. Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance joined America's First News with a look.

Americans' opinions of members of opposing parties have worsened since 2016. John T Bennett from CQ Roll Call takes us behind the headline.

Donald Trump and his company are sued by New York Attorney General, U.N. showdown looms as Ukraine calls for Russia to be stripped of veto rights, and this exercise burns the most calories, and it's right at your feet.

Your tax bill may see some changes due to high inflation. Ashlea Ebeling from the Wall Street Journal has the story.