Biden administration to resume border wall construction, jockeying for House Speaker has begun, and fallen hiker with mangled legs rescued by off-duty Air Force hero.

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.

President Trump confident he will prevail against lawsuits over emergency declaration, the Dems most likely to win the 2020 presidential nomination, and how to cut heart disease risk by 25%.

Steven Nelson from The Washington Examiner previews the court battles that the Trump administration will face after declaring a national emergency in order to build the border wall.

John Fritze from USA Today explains that, while many presidents have declared national emergencies, they've rarely been employed in the way President Trump is using it for the border wall.

President Trump is lukewarm on border-funding deal, little-known liberals reshape Democratic policy, and growing number of Americans have more credit-card debt than savings.

Lawmakers reach agreement in principle to avoid shutdown, alternative football leagues rush to fill void in NFL's offseason, and spear guns, saw blades and snakes (almost) on a plane.

The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib dives into the history of the immigration debate in America, including how both parties' views have changed in recent years.

Shutdown talks revived after bills fail, get ready for an unhappy tax surprise, and should the day after the Super Bowl be a holiday for chicken wings.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal explains how the wall debate has highlighted a deep cultural divide in America.

Senate leaders push votes on dueling bills to end shutdown, Supreme Court accepts first gun case in nearly a decade, and makeup is the new workout gear.

Lost in the shutdown battle is what the fight over Trump's border wall is really about. Stef W. Kight from Axios and Gordon Deal discuss.

Pentagon pushes forward on Syria pullout, President Trump still wants his wall, and what's up with men who don't wear coats in winter.

President Trump walks out of shutdown talks, vulnerable GOP senators feel the heat, and how estimates of the gig economy went wrong.

What will is take for the border wall standoff to end? Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Shutdown continues as President Trump makes his case for a border wall, U.S.-China trade talks conclude as hopes of a deal build, and cancer deaths have declined over the past 25 years.

Gordon Deal talked with Congressman Jim Banks about why he supports the President on the issue of border security.

Shutdown looms as law makers argue over border wall, why food recalls seem so prevalent, and Alabama elementary school bus driver buys McDonald's breakfast for students when ice delays school opening.

President Trump proposes citizenship for dreamers in exchange for wall, Trump talked out of firing Mueller, and do beards keep men warmer in winter.

The Wall Street Journal's Dan Frosch has a look at the builders looking to design Trump's border wall.