How pandemic changed travel forever, why the divorce rate spikes when wife earns more than husband, and man plays rare instrument from top of bell tower for 3 decades.

Trump signs order to begin dismantling Education Department, Judge calls Trump administration's latest response on deportation flights 'woefully insufficient,' and anonymous couple gifts car to Purple Heart veteran in need.

Could this be the year Warren Buffett finally gives away $1 Million for a perfect March Madness bracket? Gordon Deal gives us a look.

Here is a tip to make the best of your March Madness bracket, don't pick Duke. We hear why from Gordon Deal.

Universities across the nation are cancelling events meant to celebrate women and minorities hoping to avoid the wrath of the Trump White House. Sara Randazzo from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Democratic 2028 hopefuls are starting to make noise now. Haisten Willis from the Washington Examiner explains.

President Trump set to sign executive order shuttering the Education Department, Fed dims economic outlook, citing uncertainty over tariffs, and don't pick Duke.

On today's Mike Drop, Gordon is a little disgusted with Mike and the French.

Smuggling eggs has become popular at the Mexican border. The Wall Street Journal's Jeanne Whalen takes us behind the headline.

Despite saying he would listen to a judge's ruling, President Trump is pushing past recent orders and testing presidential power. Ashley Oliver from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Neil Irwin from Axios joined Gordon Deal who equates the US economy to a tiring starting pitcher.

Putin agrees to pause attacks on Ukraine energy infrastructure in call with Trump, Judge says DOGE's dismantling of USAID likely unconstitutional, and boy saves his friend from choking at school.

It's getting 'uncomfortably difficult' to find a job. Andrew Keshner from MarketWatch takes us behind the headline.

Don't bet on a big inheritance. Daniel de Vise from USA Today tells us why.

Trump supporters' patience might be wearing thin. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times gives us a look.

Judge demands answers of Trump administration in Venezuela deportation case, Israel launches renewed attacks on Hamas in Gaza, and Canadian city blocks street for weeks so tiny salamanders can cross.

On today's Mike Drop, everything you ever wanted to know about your towel.

With a wobbly stock market what should you do with your investments? Venessa Wong from MarketWatch gives us a look.

Elizabeth O'Brien from Barron's joined America's First News with some help to avoiding an audit.

What is going to happen with Social Security? Ramsey Touchberry from the Washington Examiner says it depends on who you ask in the Trump White House.

Violent tornadoes hit parts of U.S. as severe storms kill at least 40, Trump Administration deports alleged gang members despite judge's order, and popular travel scams and safety warnings you need to know.

Why housing affordability keeps getting worse, baby boomers love booze, and how to storm the court without costing your school $500,000.

Democrats clear way for GOP funding bill, ending threat of shutdown, Trump Administration ordered to reinstate thousands of fired workers, and how to maximize your car trade-in value.

Scott Calvert from the Wall Street Journal joined Gordon Deal with a look at why it hasn't been easy getting even Trump supporters on board with the 'Gulf of America.'

Hoping to send your kids away for the summer? Sara Rathner from Nerdwallet has some tips on how to afford that expensive camp.