USA Today's Edward C. Baig explains why your not ready to go on a "digital" diet.

Emily Cochrane from the New York Times and Gordon Deal discuss the fraught relationship between Mitch McConnell and Nancy Pelosi.

It's time to pay up on those holiday expenses. Paul Oster from Better Qualified gives us a look at a better way to handle your credit card debt.

Senate to weigh President Trump's proposal to end shutdown, Democratic Senator Kamala Harris will run for President, and its time to pay your holiday bills.

Cameron McWhirter from The Wall Street Journal dives into the hunting industry's attempts to court new hunters by appealing to millennials.

The Wall Street Journal's Julie Bykowicz looks at the increasing emphasis Democrats, like newly-announced 2020 candidate Kamala Harris, are placing on small contributions and grassroots support.

American farms are more productive than ever, but they're also poisoning the drinking water of many rural Americans. Jesse Newman from The Wall Street Journal has more.

As the partial government shutdown enters its fifth week with no end in sight, the federal courts are running out of money. Thomas Kaplan of The New York Times explains.

President Trump warns Nancy Pelosi to 'be careful' after Democrats signal they won't accept his shutdown offer, winter storm slams east, and military eyes 'space-based layer of sensors' in new missile defense.

American workers facing a caregiving crisis, this year in tech, and old guard face the new in this years NFL playoffs.

Lost in the shutdown battle is what the fight over Trump's border wall is really about. Stef W. Kight from Axios and Gordon Deal discuss.

Facebook knows way more about you than you think. Kari Paul from MarketWatch explains.

What the fight over Trump's border wall is really about, President Trump's former fixer sought to skew poll data, and the best and worst U.S. airlines of 2018.

Americans killed in Syria ISIS attack, wall impasse frustrates many newly elected House Democrats, and outpouring of generosity for TSA workers.

Ben Mutzabaugh from USA Today gives us a look at how traveling during the government shutdown could turn into a boondoggle.

Active-shooter experts say "run, hide, fight" Isn't enough any more. The Wall Street Journal's Valerie Bauerlein explains.

Eric Wolff from POLITICO and Gordon Deal take a look at the hidden impact of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

Why do federal workers have do show up to a job that is not paying them? Russell Berman from The Atlantic has the story.

Gunmen kill 15 in Kenya hotel compound attack, William Barr seeks to ease Democrats' concerns, and the average kid's allowance rose faster than American workers' salaries in 2018.

Mark Hamrick from Bankrate explains why the majority of Americans don't think their finances will improve in 2019.

Josh Mitchell from the Wall Street Journal breaks down how the government shutdown is pinching economic growth.

Attorney general nominee William Barr will be in the hot seat this week. Jordain Carney from The Hill has the latest.

House GOP removes Steve King from panels following comments on white supremacy, Democrats draft bills to end shutdown, and how the shutdown hurts craft brewers.

The government shutdown could end 99-month job growth streak. Eric Morath from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Mike Emanuel from Fox News gives us the latest on the shutdown as it enters week 4.