Could costume planning be turned into something toxic? Alyssa Goldberg from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

Can that $7 stuffed animal teach your kids about finance? Veronica Dagher from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

What happens when we start seeing candidates as brands? Kristina Harrison, Indiana University Kelley School of Business, joined Gordon Deal to discuss.

Nine killed in Florida jet crash, Judge dismisses Trump election lawsuit in Alaska, and your walking speed may hold a clue to how long you'll live, study suggests.

The cost of healthcare is hitting America where it hurts, why you might find less chocolate in your Halloween bag, and these NICU babies are in tiny costumes for their first Halloween.

Patrick De Haan from Gasbuddy joined Gordon Deal with a look into why oil prices are still above $100 a barrel.

Democrats are looking to make inroads into the MAHA movement. Caitlin Owens from Axios has the story.

Make sure to keep your house safe for trick-or-treaters. Rusty Reynolds, Personal Injury Attorney, explains why.

Trump administration opens criminal investigation over alleged noncitizen voting in California, Patrick Stewart, best known for "Star Trek" and "X-Men," dies at 86, and why are oil prices still above $100 a barrel.

The cost of healthcare is hitting America where it hurts. Renu Rayasam from KFF Health News has the story.

At least 68 people dead in Spain's second major train crash this year, Fed holds rates steady but two officials sought another increase, and cashier pays $150 for homeless mom and toddler's groceries.

Are you paying the same price as your neighbors for that latest Walmart purchase? Sarah Nassauer from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Who will be thrown to the wolves if the GOP severely underperforms in the Midterms? Shelby Talcott from Semafor went looking for an answer.

How does the Fed handle a rates decision just days before the Midterms? Brady Paye, Professor at Virginia Tech, gives us a look.

Netanyahu, Eisenkot stake rival claims to lead Israel after deadlocked vote, Trump and Talarico offer Texas split screen with dueling rallies, and reasons why a $1,000 car payment is a bad idea.

Rick Newman from the Pinpoint Press explains why we don't need Socialism we just need to fix Capitalism.

What does it take to be a White House physician? Annie Linskey from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look. 

The Michigan Senate race has become an important marker for progressive politicians. John McCormick from the Wall Street Journal breaks down what has become an ugly fight. 

DOJ takes steps to charge James Comey again, 15-year-old arrested in connection with shooting near Florida A&M University, and consumers face scarier Halloween costs this year.

Don't believe everything you hear on social media is as easy as it sounds. John Keilman from the Wall Street Journal highlights why.

What is causing the dearth in nurses? Richard Ricciardi, George Washington University, joined America's First News to gives us a look.

The deficit is getting really expensive to deal with. Emily Peck from Axios has the story.

President Trump says he's weighing deal with Iran, Todd Blanche defends DOJ lawsuit over Senate election in Alaska, and lottery spending keeps rising nationwide.

Why more non-smokers are being diagnosed with lung cancer, socializing at College is so fraught it requires paperwork before partying, and what one company learned after piloting a four-day workweek.

What is going on with Netflix? Ben Fritz from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.