Valerie Bauerlein of The Wall Street Journal explains why the small southern town of Lake Wylie, South Carolina has banned new construction for 16 months.

Brett Murphy from USA Today examines the battles between election officials and Facebook over the social media platform's unwillingness to remove false information from its site.

Joey Garrison from USA Today previews Elizabeth Warren's plans to rebound in the Democratic primaries after earning just nine percent of the vote in New Hampshire.

Jim Antle from The American Conservative analyzes the impact of the impeachment trial on President Trump's favorability.

Ellen Byron from The Wall Street Journal explains why more companies are releasing gender-neutral toiletries and skincare products.

Aaron Zitner from The Wall Street Journal examines stagnant polling numbers on President Trump throughout the impeachment trial.

Congressman Jim Banks (R-IN) reacts to the State of the Union address and previews President Trump's plans moving forward from the impeachment trial.

Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance examines the impact Bernie Sanders would have on the stock market should he win the presidency.

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.

The Huffington Post's Kevin Robillard explains why the average age of voters will matter most in determining the winner of Monday's Iowa caucuses.

David Jesse from The Detroit Free Press examines the connection between "education deserts" and persistent poverty in rural America.

With less than a week to go before the Iowa caucuses, The Washington Post's Jenna Johnson joins us from Des Moines to discuss the widespread uncertainty that voters are feeling as they try to choose a candidate.

Arian Campo-Flores details Alabama's attempts to fix its prison system, which is the deadliest in the country.

New rules for counting votes at the Iowa caucuses have people worried about an unclear result Monday night. Natasha Korecki from Politico explains how the new method could allow multiple candidates to declare victory.

One part of presidential primary polling that has remained consistent is Joe Biden's support from black Democrats. Joshua Jamerson from The Wall Street Journal examines the reasons why.

The biggest swing county in Iowa is small, rural Howard County. With the Iowa caucuses a week away, John McCormick from The Wall Street Journal describes the mood of voters there.

Cameron McWhirter of The Wall Street Journal explains how the gun industry's latest marketing targets women and first-time buyers.

Roll Call's Niels Lesniewski details the ways senators are keeping busy during the long days of the Trump impeachment trial.

Want to be a MLB manager? Get a job at ESPN first. Jared Diamond from The Wall Street Journal explains why baseball teams are valuing TV experience when searching for a new skipper.

With no clear frontrunner emerging less than two months before the start of Democratic presidential primaries, Joey Garrison from USA Today presents an intriguing scenario: four different candidates splitting the first four states.

Even when you buy something used on Amazon, you expect it to be in good-not garbage-can-condition. Don't be so sure, says Khadeeja Safdar from The Wall Street Journal. She joins us to explore the startling trend of trash-turned-treasure sold on the website.

Natalie Andrews from The Wall Street Journal looks back on the first year of Nancy Pelosi's latest stint as Speaker of the House, a year that ends with her firmly in command of her party.

Americans with diabetes are paying upwards of $1,000 per month for insulin, which they need to survive. When some diabetics can't foot the outrageous bill, they are rationing their insulin-and dying because of it. Megan Henry from The Columbus Dispatch analyzes the startling trend.

Elizabeth Findell from The Wall Street Journal explains how the Trump administration's efforts to build a southern border wall have been stalled by Texas landowners refusing to cede their property.

Out with greenbacks, and in with Venmo. Julie Jargon from The Wall Street Journal explores why many young adults prefer a digital wallet over hard cash.