White House calls impeachment charges dangerous, why US troops were defenseless when Iran attacked, and these are the laziest states in America.

Jennifer Kushinka chats with Ellen Byron of the WSJ about these top consumer trends for 2020, and how technology is yet again playing an enormous role.

McDonald's has lagged behind in rolling out plant-based burgers. The Washington Post's Laura Reiley explains why, along with the challenges McDonald's faces if they choose to introduce the increasingly popular plant-based items.

Peter Morici, economist and business professor at the University of Maryland, details what Trump can do in 2020 to improve the economy even more, and explains why the middle-class should be very excited.

A deadly weekend of shootings around the country, why McDonald's isn't jumping on the plant-based bandwagon and why you should take a 2nd look before pouring a cup of coffee this morning.

Using technology to fix the impeachment process, hackers on the other side of the world can take control of your vehicle, and how the world has changed since the last time the Chiefs were in the Super Bowl.

Joe Drape from the New York Times explains why he thinks more discipline should befall the teams caught up in the sign-stealing scandal.

Chief Justice John Roberts will be doing his best to show impartiality during the impeachment trial. Richard Wolf from USA Today takes us behind the scenes.

Ben Wolfgang from the Washington Times takes an in-depth look at why redline warnings rarely work.

Trump impeachment trial begins, 11 US troops treated for injuries after Iran missile attack, and why are US adults drinking more.

House sends impeachment case to Senate for trial, Democratic candidates Sanders and Warren on the outs, and oldest Indiana state employee retires.

House sends impeachment case to Senate for trial, Democratic candidates Sanders and Warren on the outs, and oldest Indiana state employee retires.

Which Democrat will come out on top in Iowa? Ken Thomas from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

With no apparent front-runner, Democratic voters across the country are torn. Sabrina Siddiqui from the Wall Street Journal talked to potential voters in New Hampshire.

The Wall Street Journal's Bob Davis and Gordon Deal discuss phase one of the new U.S. China trade deal.

Democratic candidates battle in the latest debate, Senate impeachment trial likely to start next Tuesday, and the virtuous midlife crisis.

Bernie Sanders is riding a wave of momentum into the 2020 election. Joey Garrison from USA Today explains why his camp thinks this time he can win.

Cutting the cord may not be the big money saver it used to be. Mike Snider from USA Today takes a look at what is behind the rise in cost.

Mitch Smith from the New York Times takes a deep dive into the overlooked shootings rocking school districts.

U.S. calls Pensacola attack terrorism, Russian hackers targeted Ukrainian company at center of impeachment, and LSU is tops in college football.

Phoebe Wall Howard from the Detroit Free Press breaks down how vulnerable your car is to hackers.

House Democrats are hoping to use policy wins in battleground states. JulieGrace Brufke from The Hill and Gordon Deal discuss.

David Siders from POLITICO explains why distress seems to be hanging over Iowa as Democrats try to decide which candidate has the best chance of defeating President Trump.

Iran faces growing criticism at home, U.S. officials defend the decision to kill Iranian General, and another reminder to not idle your car in winter.

After school shootings are an overlooked danger, what investors should be wary of in times of geopolitical turmoil, and how girls are saving high school wrestling.