Justice Department sues to break up Live Nation-Ticketmaster, NCAA Agrees to Share Revenue With Athletes in Landmark $2.8 Billion Settlement, and where is America's best pizza.

Derek Chauvin violated department policies, Minneapolis Police Chief says, GOP sharpens criticism of corporate pushback on GOP voting laws, and tales from the Men's NCAA tournament bubble.

Republicans mobilize for showdown against infrastructure bill, job growth looks take off, and Gonzaga-Baylor is finally happening.

Health agencies tackle coronavirus epidemic with dwindling resources, before the virus hit women's college basketball game attendance was surging, and how to make virtual events not suck.

Play by play announcer Gregg Daniels joined Gordon Deal to discuss what happens when you cancel popular sporting events.

Life upended for Americans as U.S. scrambles to contain coronavirus, stocks crash amid pandemic panic, and New Jersey boy donates 1,000 sanitizer sprays to town amid coronavirus concerns.

Miami may be hosting the Super Bowl this year, but is it a good football town? John Kiernan from WalletHub breaks down the best and worst cities for football fans.

Mitch Albom from The Sports Reporters podcast and Gordon Deal discuss the NCAA tournament.

Mike Lupica from The Sports Reporters podcast joins Gordon Deal with a look at the upcoming Final Four.

Mitch Albom from The Sports Reporters podcast gives us an in-depth look at March Madness.

Businesses pledge to give formerly incarcerated a chance, standardized tests aren't always a fair, and the popularity of a March Madness bracket.

How to handle conflict on social media, athletes challenge NCAA limits on compensation, and France cellphone ban takes effect as kids return to school without devices.

Rachel Bachman of The Wall Street Journal tells us why more stadiums are starting to cover their windows.

President Trump adds quotas for immigration judges, cities look to New York to lead the way on traffic congestion, and Villanova wins NCAA men's basketball championship.

Jason Gay from The Wall Street Journal takes a look at what we can expect from this year's March Madness.

A look at the difference between serial killers and school shooters, what is the real NCAA scandal about, and sorry, but nobody wants your beanie babies anymore.

Jason Gay from the Wall Street Journal explains why the NCAA wiretaps aren't really a scandal.

President Trump's son-in-law loses top-secret security clearance, how will sticking with the NRA affect business, and a look at the latest NCAA scandal.

Why are basketball games so squeaky? John Branch from the New York Times has a look.

Who can parents trust to do the right thing, March Madness pools are mostly illegal and why you're not busy, just rude.

Maria Lamagna from MarketWatch explains why your March Madness pool is probably illegal.

Trump budget to see major rewrites, what you don't know about St. Patrick's day and Pentagon says no March Madness at work.

President Trump's revised travel ban blocked, two Russian spies charged in massive Yahoo hack and the teams you should pick to pull off NCAA tournament upsets.

Want to learn how to bust your bracket in record time? Take advice from the Wall Street Journal's Jason Gay.

Marc Ernay from 1010 WINS in New York City joins us live to discuss Kris Jenkins' heroics and all the highlights from last night's thriller between Villanova and North Carolina.