There is a new measles crisis on the horizon, the first money lesson to teach your children, and what brings both sides in D.C. together.

Catey Hill of Marketwatch analyzes why medical expenses are the leading cause of bankruptcies

Erin Ailworth of the Wall Street Journal details why more and more Midwest companies are recruiting Puerto Rican citizens to work for them

Catey Hill of Marketwatch goes over a Michigan State University study that gives key findings in to having a long lasting, happy relationship

Rick Newman of Yahoo! Finance weighs in on why he believes the Green New Deal misses the mark

President Trump says he will sign a spending bill while declaring a national emergency to build a border wall, Amazon cancels HQ2 in New York and the questions you should be asking if you want to be in a happy relationship.

Judge rules Paul Manafort lied in violation of plea deal, border-security funding deal nears a vote, and do Americans marry for love or money.

Byron Tau from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look at attorney general nominee William Barr's past in the CIA.

The Democratic party is being pulled even more to the left. Ben Geman from Axios and Gordon Deal discuss.

Once curbed diseases are making a comeback. Ken Alltucker from USA Today has the story.

President Trump is lukewarm on border-funding deal, little-known liberals reshape Democratic policy, and growing number of Americans have more credit-card debt than savings.

Alternative football leagues rush to fill void in the NFL's offseason. Adam Zielonka from the Washington Times has the latest.

Kevin Johnson from USA Today explains why we may never actually hear from special counsel Robert Mueller.

Now in control of Congress Democrats are more willing to press a gun-control agenda. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Lawmakers reach agreement in principle to avoid shutdown, alternative football leagues rush to fill void in NFL's offseason, and spear guns, saw blades and snakes (almost) on a plane.

How will restaurants get around soggy fries? John Stoll from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Carlo Munoz from the Washington Times and Gordon Deal discuss the Navy looking to expand its force.

Cristina Marcos from The Hill breaks down how lawmakers are divided over how to end shutdowns for good.

Border-security funding negotiations stall, acting US defense secretary makes unannounced visit to Afghanistan, and watch out for these 10 common tax mistakes.

When will we see a return to bipartisanship, ways to improve air travel, and this was the number one most Googled career question of 2018.

Jesse Newman of the Wall Street Journal explains how and why an increasing number of farms are declaring for bankruptcy.

The Atlantic's David A. Graham reviews the various scandals within the Virginia Democratic party, and talks about what it means for the future.

Donovan Slack of USA today goes over various VA hospital statistics, some of which are alarming and some that are positive.

Wall Street Journal reporter Michelle Hackman details various policies that have been proposed by Democratic Presidential hopefuls that focus on income inequality.

A divided Supreme Court blocks regulations on abortion providers, Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos accuses a tabloid of attempted blackmail and why so many of us continue to put our information at risk online.