How will the Fed's patience affect borrowers? Greg McBride from Bankrate brings us the latest.

Social media's business model helped the New Zealand massacre go viral. Drew Harwell from the Washington Post has the story.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the unintended consequences of pushing for an emergency declaration and impeachment.

65 counties declare emergencies amid Midwest flooding, why lawmakers should beware of impeachment and the emergency declaration, and a reason to avoid kale.

Jillian Berman from MarketWatch and Gordon Deal discuss tips for getting accepted into college if you don't have wealthy parents.

The Green New Deal proposed by Democrats is being held up by Democrats. Ledyard King from USA Today has the story.

Marc Caputo from POLITICO explains why Joe Biden's nickname "Middle-Class Joe" doesn't make much sense anymore.

Three dead, one missing in devastating floods across U.S. Midwest, New Zealand leaders unite for tighter gun laws, and tips for getting accepted into college if you don't have wealthy parents.

The Tennessean's Joey Garrison has a look at the 'really smart guy' who aced SATs for rich students.

Reid Epstein from the Wall Street Journal explains why Beto O'Rourke's past could hurt skews his perception among Democrats.

Can Republicans make up any ground in New England in 2020? Simone Pathe from Roll Call has the story.

Has the college cheating scandal shown that standardized tests aren't always fair? Eliza Shapiro from the New York Times gives us a look.

Thousands flee Midwest flooding, transportation department to scrutinize development of Boeing's 737 MAX, and how smartphone addicts try to break the habit.

Admissions case highlights anxiety about getting Into the right college, why does Uber track you, and crazy St Patrick's Day traditions around the globe.

Should Uber be able to track you at all times? Tech Analyst Rob Enderle joins us with more.

David Dillard from KD College Prep gives us a look inside the college prep process.

Why are 1 in 5 Americans not saving anything? Greg McBride from Bankrate joins us with a look.

Corporate Communications Strategist Michael Maslansky and Gordon Deal discuss how colleges need to respond to the admissions scandal.

At least 49 killed and more than 20 seriously injured in New Zealand mass shooting targeting mosques, Senate passes resolution to block Trump's border emergency, and how colleges need to respond to the admissions scandal.

U.S. grounds Boeing 737 MAX Jets, Paul Manafort sentenced to 43 additional months in prison, and when a passion for videogames helps land that job.

Food-delivery is on a rise and companies are trying to get you hooked. Heather Haddon from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

The Wall Street Journal's David Pierce explains what the future may hold for usernames and passwords.

What happens after Robert Mueller delivers his report? Bart Jansen from USA Today gives us a look.

Federal prosecutors charge dozens in college admissions cheating scheme, U.K. Parliament votes down May's Brexit deal, and ways to fall asleep faster, according to sleep doctors.

How is Ilhan Omar's home district reacting to her latest controversy? Elise Viebeck from the Washington Post and Gordon Deal discuss.