Medora Lee from USA Today breaks down why candidates won't be able to duck questions about Social Security.

The House is heading into lame-duck headwinds as the end of the year approaches. Mike Lillis from The Hill has the story.

Inmates are scamming families across America. Joe Barrett from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind thew headline.

5 men arrested near a U.K. air base used by U.S. forces on suspicion of preparing a terrorist act, Trump expects talks with Iran to resume this week after rejecting proposal, and buying a home in late September could save you $14,000.

How vulnerable is the nation's air traffic control infrastructure, Gen Z is ghosting people over dating debt, and eating dinner with your family in the buff.

What are the risks associated with stopping a GLP-1? Dr. Michael Weintraub, NYU Langone, gives us a look.

V.S. Subrahmanian from Northwestern University joined America's First News with a look into the real reason AI companies are sounding the alarm. 

Gym bros are underestimating just how hard Pilates is. Jamie Waters from the Wall Street Journal breaks down his Pilates journey.

Trump welcomes Xi to White House with pageantry but few concrete gains, White House restores access to three outlets Trump banned, and Bills wide receiver DJ Moore pays for diners' lunches at restaurant.

Judge orders Trump to lift ban on CNN, MS NOW, Politico, what's the next phase of the war with Iran, and what's for dinner.

How long will oil and gasoline prices stay elevated? Patrick De Haan from GasBuddy joined us with the latest.

It's getting more and more expensive to keep up with the NFL. Joe Flint from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

John Bennett from Roll Call breaks down why the President has made a hard pivot towards foreign policy.

Trump pivots to foreign policy amid political, legal battles at home, DOJ defends Trump ban of 3 news outlets, and Americans plan to cut holiday spending this year.

Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times explains why some business leaders are jumping ship from the GOP.

Restaurants are turning to cutting edge tech to prevent food-borne illnesses. Dr. Donald Schaffner, Rutgers University, takes us behind the headline.

News outlets sue Trump over lost White House access, man shot by ICE speaks out, and what happens if you never buy a house.

How is AI changing the cyber threat facing ordinary Americans? Brian Callahan, Monmouth University, joined America's First News with the latest.

ICE agent accused of shooting man in Texas, where things stand a month and a half from the midterms, and the sad state of America's dinnertime.

Does AI need a national strategy, how NFL teams and owners made $23.5 billion last year, and travelers are swapping homes instead of booking hotels.

Parents who think they know best are ruining friend groups and are a nightmare for schoolteachers. Sabrina Siddiqui from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

NIL money is helping the local real estate in College towns. Rachel Bachman from the Wall Street Journal brings us the latest.

Fighting in the Middle East has become a disaster for vital oil pathways. Lisa Friedman from the New York Times has the story.

Judge says Trump's board may not demolish Kennedy Center without warning, F-16 fighter jet crashes in residential area in northern Michigan, and how to get an affordable home loan.

Fed delivers first rate hike in years with unanimous vote, lawmakers scramble to catch-up on AI, and why more couples choose to eat separately.