Will we ever be able to save enough for retirement? Medora Lee from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

What's next for your money after the midterms? Ken Mahoney, President of Mahoney Asset Management, gives us a look.

Employees want to skip the free lunch and would rather have this perk instead. Sarah Needleman from Business Insider has the story.

Doctor identified as D.C. gunman who killed, is the President serious about working with Democrats, and do hybrid cars really save you money.

Scott Colom wins Mississippi Senate seat in historic victory, at least 2 dead after building collapses in Brooklyn, New York, and don't overthink Democrats' effect on stocks.

Texas GOP grapples with historic losses as Democrats make moves for 2028. Mabinty Quarshie from the Washington Examiner takes us behind the headline.

Is she a spy? Herb Scribner from Axios breaks down the history of suspected honey traps.

What can the Democrats actually do to lower the cost of living for Americans? Josh Bivens, chief economist at the Economic Policy Institute, joined America's First News with a look.

Pete Hegseth survives impeachment effort in House, the history of suspected honey traps, and why are we eating to much protein.

After midterm success, who will be the 2028 Democratic Presidential favorites. Ken Thomas from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

What should you know about the measles as winter approaches? Amira Roess from George Mason University explains how to keep yourself safe.

Are your workers checked out this time of year? Business strategist Suzanne Castle explains how to re-engage your workers.

Rep. Thomas Massie files impeachment articles against Pete Hegseth, electoral disaster sets off new war over populism in the GOP, and how to buy a new car for under $30,000 in this economy.

Jay Young, Oil & Gas Operator, breaks down how historically Democratic energy policies could impact commodity prices.

Could sports betting lead to the President's next fight with the NFL? Dominick Mastrangelo from The Hill gives us a look.

What will happen to Trump's tariffs after the midterms? Alex Durante from the Tax Foundation takes us behind the headline.

Top House Democrat says he's a 'hard yes' on Pete Hegseth impeachment, how major demographic swings propelled Democrats to a midterm rout, and how to fight seasonal depression.

Civil discourse during an election year, what's next for data centers after the midterms, and how can I get my employees to stop oversharing at work.

Pete Hegseth should expect an impeachment vote in the next couple of weeks, but he is not the only one. Bart Jansen from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

What can we expect from Democrats when they take control of Capitol Hill. Kelsey Brugger from POLITICO has the story.

Did the polls get this election right? Charles Franklin, director of the Marquette Law School Poll, joined America's First News with a breakdown.

Judge promptly blocks work on Trump's Arch, Democratic socialist Nithya Raman elected Los Angeles mayor, and did the polls get this election right.

What does the future hold for the GOP after midterms blue wave, Mississippi, Alaska Senate races could take days or weeks to determine, and New Jersey students fill football field with food for families in need.

What pushed Democrats to victory in Ohio? Pam Cook from WHBC in Canton, Ohio gives us a look.

Was this midterm cycle nastier than ever? Thomas Balcerski from Connecticut State University takes us behind the headline.