Ben Kesling from the Wall Street Journal explains why hospital staff are looking to combat vets for help with stress.

The House of Representatives is seeing a spate of retirements. Matthew Brown from USA Today joined Gordon Deal with a look at how this could affect the balance of power.

Is President Biden shifting to a more combative style when it comes to his speeches and press conferences? Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline.

State Department tells diplomats to leave Ukraine, ballistic missiles intercepted over Abu Dhabi, and prepare for little selection and no negotiation when shopping for a new car.

Why are so many employees still suffering from exhaustion at work, a new reality check on self-driving cars, and how NFL players stay warm during extreme cold.

How should the U.S. react to Russia's potential invasion of Ukraine? Florida Representative Brian Mast joined Gordon Deal with his take.

How should the U.S. react to Russia's potential invasion of Ukraine, 'Bat Out of Hell' singer Meat Loaf dies aged 74, and West Virginia reporter hit by car while on air.

A new study finds just 44% of Americans could cover a $1,000 emergency expense. Greg McBride from Bankrate.com joined Gordon Deal with a look.

What is causing President Biden's dismal approval ratings. Lauren Gambino from The Guardian takes us behind the headline.

When will the labor shortage end? Aki Ito from Insider.com explains why expert predictions have been wrong.

Democrats fail in push to change senate filibuster, why is Biden one of the most unpopular US presidents, and high school football coach tells players to shovel for neighbors instead of workout.

Amy Zimmerman an HR Expert explains how companies are navigating the ever-changing landscape of Covid rules.

Eliza Collins of the Wall Street Journal explains Schumer's recent struggles on Capitol Hill

Jerry Seib of the Wall Street Journal talks about how crucial the coming month is for Biden and his Democrats.

Biden administration starts taking orders for free Covid-19 tests, water crisis looms for tsunami-hit Tonga, and 4 veterans rowing 3,000 miles across Atlantic to help US service members struggling with PTSD.

Divorce Attorney Jennifer Hargrave explains why divorces have become nastier during the pandemic.

Kyle Bagenstose from USA Today explains how scientists are using your sewage to predict the end of the COVID surge.

When can we start spending again? Veronica Dagher of the Wall Street Journal explains why inflation is ruining it.

How can we break out of the supply chain mess? Rob Garrison from Mercado Lab gives us a look.

FBI casts Texas standoff as terrorism, Tsunami-hit Tonga islands suffered extensive damage, and when can we start spending money.

Texas hostage taker identified, winter storm slams the east coast and how to land and in-demand home repair professional.

Omicron disruptions aren't just about health, pandemic draws high school grads to skip college, and strangers took this man on bucket-list adventures at the end of his life.

Supreme Court blocks President Biden vaccine rules for large employers, Novak Djokovic's visa is canceled by Australia for a second time, and how to see the Super Bowl with points and miles.

Supreme Court blocks President Biden vaccine rules for large employers, Novak Djokovic's visa is canceled by Australia for a second time, and how to see the Super Bowl with points and miles.

Retail worker moral is hitting an all-time low as they deal with more than the omicron variant. Sapna Maheshwari from the New York Times has the story.