Armed man arrested near Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh's home, House passes Democrats' gun measures, and credit card perks that can help you fight inflation.

At swearing-In, Trump apologizes to Kavanaugh, limo in N.Y. crash that claimed 20 lives had failed inspection, and Why you might not want to touch the restaurant's pepper shakers.

Jim Antle of The Washington Examiner tells us that republican enthusiasm for the election has gone up because they believe Brett Kavanaugh was treated unfairly, that the media hasn't covered him impartially, and that the Democrats are delaying the process.

USA Today congressional reporter Eliza Collins joins us from Capitol Hill to discuss the reviewing of the FBI report results.

GOP leaders pledge to give FBI latitude in Kavanaugh probe, North American trade pact soothes investors, and pizza delivery driver helps thwart assault of woman in her home.

U.S. and Canada reach Nafta deal, FBI will look into Kavanaugh allegations, and why we should all sleep on the job.

Fox News' Mike Emanuel breaks down an emotional day on Capitol Hill.

Reaction to an incredibly emotional day on Capitol Hill, does changing an iconic brand name erode customer trust, and people across globe are painting rocks in memory of boy who died of cancer.

New claims come out about Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, why the GOP fear Joe Biden, and Astros rally around young fan who was reportedly told to be quiet during a game.

GOP sets committee vote on Brett Kavanaugh for Friday, President Trump speaks to the U.N., and window sticker helps woman get kidney.

Senate Democrats investigate a new allegation against Supreme Court Nominee Brett Kavanaugh, who is winning in Trump's trade war, and French fries will likely lose an inch in Europe.

Why women wait to speak up about sexual assault, The improved world of infant care, and South Carolina churches to offer gluten-free Communion bread.

Republicans plan to push ahead on Kavanaugh confirmation, U.S. ready to resume North Korea talks, and how spending money on expensive stuff can make you happier.

Brett Kavanaugh accuser wants 'full investigation' before any Senate hearing, North Korea to allow outside inspectors to visit missile test site, and North Carolina Jewish community is asking for help getting Kosher food for Yom Kippur.

Carolinas brace for days of floods, Brett Kavanaugh's accuser will testify before senate committee, and how to help people affected by Hurricane Florence.

North Carolina devastated as floodwaters rise from deadly storm Florence, gas explosions traced to too much pressure in pipes, and people are now more miserable than at any point on record.

Brett Kavanaugh endures hearing day 3, Burt Reynolds, 'Deliverance' star and devil-may-care Hollywood sex symbol, dies at 82, and the social media network most likely to incriminate you.

Second day of Brett Kavanaugh hearings erupts into tense cross-examination, social-media giants head to Capital Hill again, and how America lost its love for the stick shift.

Brett Kavanaugh hearing has a testy start, President Trump, NFL respond to Nike, and why would you dip chicken fingers in soda.

Listen as POLITICO's Lorraine Woellert tells Gordon that while conservative groups have chipped in millions of dollars to push Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation to the Supreme Court, business lobbies aren't promoting him as aggressively.

Stephanie Armour of The Wall Street Journal details the debates that Democrats and Republicans are having about Brett Kavanaugh.

Listen as USA Today's Eliza Collins tells Gordon which six senators could determine if Brett Kavanaugh becomes a Supreme Court Judge or not.

Listen as the Wall Street Journal's Julie Bykowicz tells Gordon how the battle over President Trump's Supreme Court nominee, Brett Kavanaugh, is expected to be bitter and costly.

President Trump chooses Brett Kavanaugh for Supreme Court vacancy, trade fight threatens farm belt businesses, and where to buy your toys now that Toys 'R' Us is gone.