Swiss officials face the painful task of identifying bodies in the deadly New Years Eve bar fire, how to protect yourself against illness on cruise and the booming business of drinking yourself to sleep.

Best of - Space combat moves from science fiction, workplace trends that will define 2026, and New Year's traditions around the world.

Trump administration freezes funding for Minnesota child care, why investors aren't spooked by an AI bubble and the resolutions to help you jumpstart your career.

Trump threatens new military action with Israel Against Iran, why drivers are cutting corners with their car insurance, and why cash is still king for many people.

Trump is optimistic about talks to end the war in Ukraine, financial strategies for the new year and how bosses are remaking the office for introverts.

Millions in possibly illegal contributions have flooded politics this year, these moms are done being 'doormats' for their estranged children, and when mom takes over your dating profile.

Best of - Americans see a government that can't solve their problems, why customer service is designed not to serve customers, and what is Boxing Day.

Best of - Frustrated middle-class voters are up for grabs, the tiny dogs that can pull 100 times their weight, and unique Christmas traditions around the world.

The U.S. economy keeps powering ahead, Supreme Court blocks National Guard deployment to Chicago, and the true story behind NORAD'S 70-year tracking tradition.

On today's Mike Drop, Dom and Gordon discuss USA Today's ranking of the worst Christmas songs.(Editor's note - Dom's love of "Dominick the Donkey" is upsetting)

President Trump announces new class of U.S. battleships named after himself, Brown University police chief placed on leave after fatal shooting, feds launch investigation, and the items most likely to get you stopped at TSA.

U.S. Coast Guard chasing another tanker involved in shipping Venezuela oil, two lawmakers seek to find Bondi in contempt over Epstein files, and Idaho secret Santa is giving a million dollars to local residents dealing with chaos.

Consumers are feeling gloomy about the economy, why Christmas music is more popular than ever, and mystery man pays off layaways for dozens of families. 

Brown and MIT shooting suspect found dead in New Hampshire, Democrats release more Epstein photos with a promise of more to come, and the best city for Christmas in the US named.

Is your boss trying to spy on you? Business Strategist Suzanne Castle gives us some answers.

What records have been released in Jeffrey Epstein investigation? Bart Jansen from USA Today has the story.

President Trump defends handling of economy, Providence police ask for help identifying person seen near 'person of interest' in Brown University case, and how to avoid getting locked out of your digital life.

Trump orders blockade of sanctioned oil tankers in and out of Venezuela, alleged Bondi gunman charged with 15 murders as funerals of victims begin, and plan ahead with the best (and worst) times to drive for the holidays. 

Rick Newman from The Pinpoint Press says we have drastically overpoliticized cars. He joined America's First News with his reasons why.

The controversy around Cracker Barrel isn't just about its ambiance, it's also about the food. Heather Haddon from the Wall Street Journal gives us the look. 

Brown University shooting manhunt continues, Rob Reiner's son arrested on suspicion of murder, and the hero of Bondi Beach is healing.

What happens when no one understands your career choice? Callum Borchers from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Roshan Fernandez from the Wall Street Journal explores the fun in publicly shaming fantasy football losers.

The battle for over health care is far from over. Nathaniel Weixel from The Hill  has the story.

Terrorist attack targets jews at Sydney's Bondi Beach, Rob Reiner and his wife have died, family say, as police investigate apparent homicide, and the public shaming of fantasy football losers.