WSJ's David Harrison explains how lawmakers need to approve a series of bills before the start of a new fiscal year.

Turkey agrees to allow Sweden to join NATO, Congress dives back into fights on spending cuts, and TV's golden era proved costly to streamers.

U.S. carries out air strikes in Syria after American contractor killed, what to do if you find a hidden camera while traveling, and is peanut butter a solid, liquid, or gas.

Death of Tyre Nichols revives calls in Congress for policing reforms, do mass shootings cause more mass shootings, and skipping exercise in favor of sitting can worsen brain function.

At least seven dead in California's second mass shooting in three days, Monterey Park death toll rises as investigators continue to look for motive, and 'workcations' are becoming more popular.

Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) joined America's First News with a look at what we can expect from Congress in 2023.

President Biden's classified documents turned over to the National Archive, House passes rules package, and interest in CPR training spikes after Damar Hamlin on-field cardiac arrest.

President Biden visits border wall, work can finally resume in Congress, and how to exercise during a work trip and stay fit while traveling.

Nancy Pelosi will step down as Democratic party leader in House, potentially 'historic' lake-effect snowstorm underway in western New York could bury Buffalo, and should you drink water before bed.

Republicans win control of House, Still no suspects in deaths of 4 University of Idaho students, and here's how to know if a deal is too good to pass up.

House majority undecided as Democrats keep Senate control, President Biden meets with China's Xi Jinping, and when it pays to sleep on the job.

U.S. judge strikes down Biden's student debt relief plan, GOP inches closer to narrow House majority, the history behind Veterans Day.

Candidates make last pitches in final hours of Midterms campaigning, how midterm elections could shift balance of power in state legislatures, and obituaries push get-out-the-vote messages.

Russian forces 'most likely' leaving Kherson, calls grow for more lawmaker security after attack on Paul Pelosi, and Americans 'eager' to travel for Thanksgiving.

David Jackson from USA Today goes over how the Senate's gun deal does not solve Congress's issue on solving the rise in gun violence.

The Hill's Rachel Frazin explains why Congress is planning to deny President Biden's gas tax holiday.

Uvalde school-district Police Chief Pete Arredondo is put on leave, President Biden calls on Congress to approve a 3-month gas tax holiday, and exposure to any light during sleep linked to obesity.

Could changing views on gun laws finally push lawmakers to pass new laws? Susan Page from USA Today brings us the latest.

Kate Ackley from CQ RollCall joined Gordon Deal this morning with a look at the 3 House members on the reelection hotseat.

The House of Representatives is seeing a spate of retirements. Matthew Brown from USA Today joined Gordon Deal with a look at how this could affect the balance of power.

Why did the Capitol Riot make a partisan congress 'toxic'? Eliza Collins from Wall Street Journal has the story.

With the "Build Back Better" social and climate package now indefinitely sidelined, Jerry Seib from The Wall Street Journal considers Democrats' next steps.

House approves increase in debt ceiling, U.S. Covid-19 deaths top 800,000, and Kentucky man stays positive with his piano after a tornado destroyed his home.

There are several new programs in the $1.85-trillion spending bill that Democrats are negotiating, like universal pre-K. But those proposed programs may expire sooner than later. Natalie Andrews from The Wall Street Journal explains the story.

Democratic infighting over what should be the focus of the President's domestic agenda could derail the entire legislation. Harris Alic from the Washington Times spoke with Gordon Deal on the problem in Washington.