Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal joined America's First News with a preview of President Trump's playbook for the midterms.

Doctors who took charge during the pandemic are running for office. Dan Merica from the Washington Post has the story.

Egg prices are dropping, but will the average consumer see the savings? Betty Lin-Fisher from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

Hillary Clinton says she has no information about Jeffrey Epstein's crimes, Pakistan declares 'open war' with Afghanistan after cross-border attacks, and the smart way to use AI to do your taxes.

Cuba's border guard kills four on U.S. speedboat in alleged infiltration attempt, judge rules Trump administration's policy for "third-country" deportations is unlawful, and what does it mean that Social Security will "dry up" earlier than expected.

FEMA is under pressure as winter storms collide with shutdown. Samanta-Jo Roth from the Washington Examiner gives us a look.

President Trump seeks reset on economy in State of the Union address. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline.

President Trump hails an economic turnaround many voters don't see, winter storms collide with shutdown fight, putting pressure on FEMA, and fun facts about the State of the Union.

President Trump's State of the Union will be the last for Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi. Lauren Green from the Washington Examiner  has the story.

Greg Ip from the Wall Street Journal joined America's First News to explain how trade will never be the same. 

'Shelter in place' advisory narrowed for Americans in Mexico, blizzard blankets Northeast with some snow totals reaching 3 feet, and how much do you need to earn to live in your state.

Katelyn Chedraoui from CNET says we are really bad at spotting AI on social media. 

What can we expect now that the Supreme Court has struck down President Trump's tariffs. Kent Smetters from the Wharton School of Business gives us a look.

Violence erupts in Mexico after cartel leader "El Mencho" killed in military operation, man killed by officers at Trump's Mar-a-Lago home, and safety tips for shoveling snow.

Should drug companies be advertising to consumers, Sunday is the cheapest day to buy gas in most states, and the secret edge of the office 'rock star' skier.

Trump warns Iran of 'bad things' if no deal made, why the job market is so challenging right now and why more travelers are opting to check their bags.

U.S. military moves into place for possible strikes in Iran, 8 skiers dead after avalanche near Lake Tahoe, and what is the cheapest day to buy gas in most states.

On today's Mike Drop, biting off more than you can chew. 

Democratic candidates rush to define themselves in preparation for 2028. Amie Parnes from The Hill has the story. 

IRS cuts could complicate tax time. Ashlea Ebeling from the Wall Street Journal explains.  

Skiers missing after avalanche near Lake Tahoe in California, IRS cuts could complicate tax time, and why intermittent fasting might not be the answer to weight loss.

Callum Borchers from the Wall Street Journal explains how your skills on the mountain might help you in the office.

Freedom of the press is in a constant battle with the government. BrieAnna Frank from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

What are the Trump administration's plan with Venezuela? Eleanor Mueller from Semafor gives us a look.

Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights icon and two-time presidential candidate, dies at 84, US and Iran set for high-stakes nuclear talks in Geneva as threat of war looms, and which cars are truly American-made.