If 'Independent' were a party, it could dominate American politics, teachers fear what to teach for Black History Month, and how to retire with a purpose.

Science has finally cracked the mystery of why so many people believe in conspiracy theories, the secret to a successful business, and what buyers want to see in a home listing.

The science backed ways to change your personality, what you should know about ChatGPT, and desperate home sellers are basically paying buyers to purchase their homes.

Why 2024 could be most expensive election ever, in defense of a college degree, and Southwest's meltdown could end up being good for travelers.

Happy New Year! - The impossible decisions that faced those trapped in the Buffalo storm, how to prepare for layoffs, and why 'Auld Lang Syne' is sung on New Year's Eve.

Don't panic if you were laid off, why you can't hear your TV, and malls have gone to the dogs.

Food banks are struggling this holiday season, how to take a break from drinking alcohol without being noticed, and Navy carries out secret mission to drop ping pong balls on Army rivals ahead of annual football game.

Why retailers are trying extra hard to woo holiday shoppers, what's behind the exploding prices of pro sports franchises, and social media is now a destination for holiday shopping.

How to handle your toxic family, stressed-out Americans plan to buy fewer Christmas gifts, and best cities for soccer fans.

Why we stopped tipping, telling jokes to save lives, and rude behavior is on the rise.

Political operatives scrutinize Americans' digital lives to hunt for donors, a look at Elon Musk's Twitter, and putting the fun in funerals.

Why won't men go to the doctor, the war to define what work looks like, and the artist who live paints NASCAR's champion within minutes of the checkered flag.

Why the price of gas has such power over us, a Halloween shopping spree gone wrong, and how the Buccaneers plan to conquer the German market ahead of Munich game.

People who are fighting back against scammers, learn to like the most annoying person in your life, and a town rallied around a hero.

COVID-19 pandemic aid more than $300 billion short for dealing with student learning loss, getting service members the mental health help they need, and McDonald's sparks a collecting frenzy.

Ending COVID-19 requirements only brought new limits for some high-risk travelers, the 2022 college football season is setting records in coach firings, and teacher's TikTok videos revealing upcoming school musical go viral.

Why storm surge is such a deadly and destructive threat, the heroes of Hurricane Ian, and butter boards are taking over TikTok.

What happened to your country, prices for these things haven't gone up in decades, and the need to work happy.

Ukraine faces dilemma of how far and how fast to press advantage over Russia, employers expand benefits to offer divorce support, and the 49-year-old college football player.

Productivity and the risks of quiet quitting, tailgating costs are up 'substantially' this year, and blowout bachelorette parties are back.

What is the Espionage Act and how has it been used, gender pay gap starts early, and why is airline travel so miserable.

The US economy is splitting in 2, the state of the sports card boom, and sensible tech advice for back to school.

Extreme heat can impact mental health, your boss might be reading your work messages, and high yoga classes are all the buzz these days. Sponsored by NordPass, go to NordPass.com/GORDON or use code GORDON at checkout!

The reasons behind the extreme heat in the U.S. and Europe, is student loan forgiveness fair to those without college degrees, and meet Emmanuel, the emu the internet has fallen in love with.

What do active shooters have in common, is that remote job opening really remote, and what's the definition of a fake Twitter account.