Why does herd immunity feel so far away during this pandemic? Elizabeth Weise from USA Today has the story.

Trial attorney Kirk Davis and Gordon Deal break down the guilty verdict of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin.

Derek Chauvin was convicted of three counts, including murder charges, in the death of George Floyd. We get reaction from Law Professor Eric Cedillo.

Derek Chauvin guilty of murder in death of George Floyd, Trump's former aides say he whiffed on vaccination legacy, and Texas dog awarded by fire department, animal services for saving his owner's life.

The White House has tied a unionization push to the $2.3 trillion infrastructure proposal. Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal go behind the headline.

Binghui Huang from the Indianapolis Star outlines the unintended consequence caused by FedEx's ban on workers carrying cell phones.

After another tragic traffic stop, many question the enforcement of an ever-growing litany of "nanny" laws. Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has the story.

Derek Chauvin's trial goes to jury after closing arguments, Walter Mondale, former Vice President, dies at 93, and most Americans taking wait-and-see approach with ticketed public events.

Pandemic aid isn't reaching renters or landlords. Christine Mai-Duc from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Jeff Mordock from Washington Times and Gordon Deal discuss how Supreme Court justices feel about expanding the court.

Cristina Marcos from The Hill breaks down some of the hurdles Democrats face when it comes to passing an infrastructure bill.

Closing arguments set for Monday in Derek Chauvin's trial, five hurdles Democrats face to pass an infrastructure bill, and comfort dogs find bipartisan support on Capitol Hill.

Veterans of Afghan war feel torn over the announced pullout, what's behind a spike in "gray" divorces, and Revolutionary War re-enactors rebel against the pandemic.

8 killed in mass shooting at FedEx warehouse in Indianapolis, what does the latest economic data tell us about the recovery, and despite his Parkinson's disease, this man aims to hike the entire Appalachian Trail.

Internet companies are trying to slowly work their way back into the good graces of conservatives. Ryan Lovelace from the Washington Times takes us behind the headline.

Jo Ciavaglia from the Bucks County Courier Times and Gordon Deal discuss attempts to prevent the rare but sometimes fatal mistake of weapon confusion.

Brooklyn Center Mayor Mike Elliott has been thrust into the spotlight after the shooting of Daunte Wright. Nick Halter from Axios has the story.

The officer who killed Daunte Wright charged with second-degree manslaughter, experts battle it out in the trial of Derek Chauvin, and short shorts for men.

Could businesses follow Krispy Kreme and start offering incentives to people who get the pandemic shot? Nathan Bomey from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

Paul Seegert, Managing Partner at PCS Advisors, and Gordon Deal discuss what the Johnson & Johnson pause could mean for the fight against the global pandemic.

Will the recent negative press surrounding Johnson & Johnson's pandemic shot make it harder to convince those on the fence? Pharmaceutical Expert Dr. Dean Fanelli joins us with a look.

Police Chief, officer resign in wake of Daunte Wright killing, what could be the ripple effects of the J&J vaccine rollout pause, and 6-year-old gets hero's welcome back to school after completing cancer treatment.

Kevin Johnson from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss how policing could change after the Capitol riot.

Redefining infrastructure is part of the latest plan proposed by the White House. Joey Garrison from USA Today has the story.

Megan Casella from POLITICO gives us a look at what could be excised from Joe Biden's infrastructure plan.