Parents and child-care providers are still struggling as the pandemic drags on, seasonal hazards for working at home, and money tips from the "NFL's Biggest Saver."

Candidates more civil in final debate, Russian hacks prompt election warning, and 2020 Hess holiday truck honors first responders.

Katie Thomas from the New York Times gives us a look at some of the upcoming treatments for the coronavirus.

How have the debates changed the 2020 election? Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal joined Gordon Deal with his take.

Dean Fanelli from Seyfarth Shaw breaks down Purdue Pharma's settlement over the opioid epidemic.

U.S. intelligence agencies say Iran, Russia have tried to interfere in 2020 election, Purdue Pharma reaches $8.34 billion settlement over opioid probes, and keeping it civil in the cul-de-sac.

The Wall Street Journal's Jared Diamond explains why this year's World Series is a referendum on baseball's economics.

Which way will Wisconsin communities swing? Craig Gilbert from Milwaukee Journal Sentinel gives us a look.

Brent Kendall from the Wall Street Journal breaks down the Justice Department's antitrust lawsuit against Google.

Justice Department hits Google with antitrust lawsuit, Trump and Biden trade shots as last debate approaches, and 94-year-old traveled more than 300 miles each way just so she could vote.

Economist Peter Morici and Gordon Deal discuss what could happen if we have a contested election.

Democrats are hoping to expand their House majority. Natalie Andrews from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Stephanie Armour from the Wall Street Journal goes into detail on why the GOP is unsure about what to do with the Affordable Care Act.

Presidential candidates' microphones to be muted in parts of final debate, Pelosi, Mnuchin work to reach deal before Tuesday deadline, and this 14-year-old girl won a $25K prize for a discovery that could lead to a cure for Covid-19.

Jessica Menton from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss what Americans want in a new stimulus package.

Incumbents in tight races seem to be out of luck on a new stimulus deal. Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

It's been a whole year since the President and House Speaker have spoken to each other. Cristina Marcos from The Hill gives us a look into how the relationship got so tedious.

President Trump and Nancy Pelosi talk relief but no deal, daily U.S. coronavirus cases fall below 60,000, and paralyzed South Dakota high school senior scores touchdown in one of team's final games.

We look at how more than 1 million people could lose their vote on Nov. 03, how working moms can thrive during Covid, and why there is less "hanky-panky" on TV.

Town halls show two distinct styles, dealing with covid stress, and do you really need a new iPhone.

Instead of being a lock for Republicans, Arizona is now seen as a key swing state. Ronald Hansen from the Arizona Republic has the story.

Zach Cohen from the National Journal profiles Lindsey Graham's handling of the SCOTUS confirmation hearings.

Law Professor Robert Tsai from American University joined us this morning with a look at how Supreme Court nominations become so contentious.

Amy Coney Barrett closes out testimony, how SCOTUS nominations became an all-out war, and 13-year-old creates 'COVID memorial quilt' to pay tribute to lives lost in the pandemic.

David Drucker from the Washington Examiner and Gordon Deal discuss why Republicans want Trump to dump the Obamacare repeal.