Trump releases guidelines to slow coronavirus spread, cities, states enact bans, curfews, and tips to avoid being a victim of coronavirus shopping frenzy.

U.S. asks travelers for patience amid long lines at airports, why the Fed decided to cut interest rates now, and questions to ask before you travel within the U.S.

Should political rallies be canceled over coronavirus concerns? Courtney Subramanian from USA Today takes a look.

Stocks fall more than 7% in worst day Since 2008, coronavirus shows no signs of slowing its spread in the U.S., and finding the positive in all the outbreak news.

Coronavirus cases surge across U.S., Elizabeth Warren ends White House bid, and North Carolina woman who turns 100 gets unique birthday wish.

Results and reaction from Super Tuesday, tornadoes kill at least 25 in Tennessee, and here's what the Fed's surprise interest rate cut means for mortgage rates.

Democratic voters are having a hard time finding a candidate to identify with. Donna Isbell Walker from the Greenville News joins us with the story.

Bernie Sanders gets attacked at latest debate, CDC warns it expects coronavirus to spread in the United States, and how to get better sleep by tweaking your phone habits.

Fear of coronavirus pandemic grows, why Philadelphia could help decide the 2020 election, and the average American's credit card debt.

Democrats take aim at Michael Bloomberg at latest debate, two Diamond Princess cruise ship passengers die from coronavirus, and how did driver Ryan Newman survive that NASCAR crash at Daytona.

Who will be the candidate to watch in tonight's Democratic debate? Gordon Deal and Branding Expert Eric Schiffer discuss.

China reports 5,000 new coronavirus cases, Attorney General says tweets make it impossible for him to do his job, and stolen wedding album turns up on Philadelphia commuter train.

Democrats make last pitches in New Hampshire, coronavirus death toll surges as fears grow for Chinese economy, and social media linked to mental distress in teenagers.

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.

House sends impeachment case to Senate for trial, Democratic candidates Sanders and Warren on the outs, and oldest Indiana state employee retires.

Katie Glueck of the NY Times confirms Joe Biden is indeed leading the way in national polling for the Democratic Presidential nomination (slightly ahead of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren), but that state polling is widely varied.

White House could propose tax cuts before 2020 election, Bernie Sanders releases $16 trillion 'Green New Deal' plan, and any exercise even housework lowers your risk of dying young.

Centrists and progressives battle at the second Democratic debate, Trump says he likes Kim Jung Un as North Korea tests more missiles, and baby "sharks" for Shark Week.

Democrats look for party unity, State Department will investigate deleted Iran briefing video and Axl Rose tries to censor the internet.

Hillary Clinton wins big, Trump's judge problem is troubling the GOP and a story about Stephen Curry and his mouthguard.

Hillary Clinton secures delegates needed to clinch Democratic nomination, outrage over six-month sentence in Stanford rape case and would you quit your job if you won the lottery.

Clinton and Sanders prepare for California's primary, Muhammad Ali to be memorialized in Louisville and the NBA's "first-row problems."

Sanders surprises most by outlasting other Senate candidates. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Hillary Clinton looks for a bounce-back win in Kentucky today. Arian Campo-Flores from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Many of Bernie Sanders campaign donors have been a little bit too generous. Russell Berman from The Atlantic explains.