Why public bathrooms are a stumbling block for reopening, tackling poverty in a coronavirus-induced economic downturn, and Army deploys videogames to reach recruits.

Man who filmed Ahmaud Arbery shooting charged with murder, how will beach towns survive this summer, and swimming in the time of COVID.

Taking a cue from the President of the United States, Nancy Pelosi has resorted to name-calling. Christina Marcos from The Hill and Gordon Deal discuss why our leaders are sliding further into the muck.

Coronavirus case count tops five million world-wide, Michigan flooding displaces thousands, and what we spent our $1,200 stimulus checks on.

As the economy slowly starts to come back beware of misleading data. Neil Irwin from the New York Times has the story.

President Trump is itching to restart his megarallies. Gabby Orr from POLITICO brings us the latest.

Michigan governor declares emergency after dams collapse, why coronavirus increasingly exacerbates the Red-Blue divide, and how much weight we have gained in quarantine.

CPA Bill Dendy and Gordon Deal discuss what impact the current economy should have on your financial decisions.

Lauren Meier from the Washington Times breaks down how our coronavirus crackdowns compare to the rest of the world.

When a coronavirus vaccine is developed, who will be first in line to get it? Elizbeth Weise from USA Today joins us with the story.

The President threatens permanent freeze of WHO funding, when will a vaccine be available, and how to find mortgage relief during the coronavirus crisis.

Jessica Wehrman from Roll Call and Gordon Deal discuss the battle over who should take the lead on contact tracing.

Why are people still paying for daycare while facilities are still closed? Megan Leonhardt from CNBC has the story.

We want our office chairs back. Beth Teitell from the Boston Globe explains the issues we are having trying to work from the bedroom.

More states begin to open, many child-care facilities aren't accepting kids, but for some parents, the bills keep coming, and girl sends over 1,500 art kits to kids in homeless shelters.

How coronavirus hijacks the body from head to toe, maintaining a safe home during and after Covid-19, and how quarantining is affecting your pet.

HHS vaccine expert details complaint in House testimony, nearly three million sought jobless benefits last week, and Georgia teacher running more than 50 miles to visit each student outside their homes.

Wisconsin Supreme Court invalidates state's COVID-19 stay-at-home order, the toll the pandemic has taken on our finances, and reasons your stimulus check might have been less than you expected.

Despite record unemployment, impulse buying hasn't stopped. Elisabeth Buchwald from MarketWatch and Gordon Deal take a look.

There is speculation in Washington that the pandemic could drive the largest refugee wave to the border. Joel Gehrke from Washington Examiner takes us behind the numbers.

Top health officials emphasize testing before easing lockdowns, House Democrats release $3 trillion bill to respond to coronavirus, and places to get free, professional financial advice now.

Gordon Deal discussed reopening the economy with Rep. Andy Biggs (R-Ariz.), the chairman of the conservative House Freedom Caucus.

Bartering is making a comeback in the time COVID-19. The Washington Post's Rachel Lerman has the story.

How will pharmaceutical companies go about pricing drugs to help with coronavirus? Zachary Brennan from POLITICO gives us a look.

Betsy McKay from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss how COVID-19 hijacks the body from head to toe.