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.

Senate votes to pass bill blocking nationwide railroad strike, Supreme Court to decide whether Biden administration can provide mass student-loan forgiveness, and Home Depot workers track down owner of dropped $700 cash.

Doctors are investigating new approaches​ to help with the suicide rate among middle-aged and older men. Andrea Petersen from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Who will Kevin McCarthy need to bow to in his quest for House Majority Leader? Rebecca Beitsch from The Hill gives us a look.

What effect will the push to impose a freight rail agreement have on President Biden's relationship with labor unions? Dave Boyer from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline. 988 - Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

House approves imposing railroad labor deal, the Fed prepared to slow rate-rise pace in December, and are you budgeting enough for your pet?

Food banks are struggling this holiday season. Claire Thornton from USA Today joined America's First News with the latest.

With the spate of recent mass shootings, Democrats see an assault weapons ban as a key to the 2024 campaign. Naomi Lim from the Washington Examiner has the story.

How is the tech sector dealing with the covid protests in China? Nathan Bomey from Axios gives us a look.

Senate passes bill protecting same-sex marriage, food banks are struggling this holiday season, and singing street marshals are Qatar World Cup's surprise stars.

Katie Deighton from the Wall Street Journal explains why some retailers are discounting stock they don't have.

With control of Congress coming, the GOP is hoping to dent President Biden through his son. Joseph Clark from the Washington Times brings us the latest.

Despite national attention some high-profile candidates have become losers yet again. Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Chinese authorities seek out COVID protesters, President Biden calls on Congress to help avert rail shutdown, and NY sergeant hailed for aiding at 2017 birth helps at another.

A water bottle has become the envy of the office. Callum Borchers from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Ashleigh Loughnan from Go1 explains how a lack of soft skills is leading to more passive-aggressive office behavior.

How will President Biden steer his economic agenda now that Republicans are taking over the House? Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance gives us a look.

Shanghai tightens security after anti-lockdown protests across China, 2 rescued after small plane crashes into power lines in Maryland, and why it's so important to keep investing when stocks are down.

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

Black Friday BEST-OF - How the warehouse boom devoured America's workforce, the hidden power of coincidences, and the robots are here.

Thanksgiving BEST-OF - How did the NFL become a behemoth, why the price of gas has such power over us, and this farm offers turkey cuddling.

Multiple people dead in Virginia Walmart shooting, Supreme Court clears way for Donald Trump's tax returns to be released to House panel, and Thanksgiving dinner foods you can and can't get through TSA.

Is inflation easing? Megan Cassella from Barron's joined America's First News with a look.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance breaks down what Republicans need to take away from the midterm elections.

Kevin McCarthy may not have the numbers he needs to become House Speaker. Emily Brooks from The Hill has the story.