After Michael some Florida Panhandle businesses may never fully recover. Wayne T. Price from Florida Today gives us a look.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal have a look at why the midterm elections will likely extend America's political divide.

Will the Jamal Khashoggi crisis threaten U.S. access to Saudi oil. The Washington Times' Dan Boylan has the story.

Patricia Murphy from Roll Call explains why, despite high praise from Democrats, Beto O'Rourke has little chance of winning the Senate seat in Texas.

Turkey details alleged killing of Saudi journalist, some Florida Panhandle businesses may never recover, and birthing the next royal baby will probably be cheaper than the average American birth.

Ted Cruz is playing nice with his fellow Republicans. James Arkin from POLITICO explains why.

Finance Expert Jordan Goodman and Gordon Deal discuss what the Sears bankruptcy could indicate for other retailers.

Food scientists say ignorance is making their job harder. Annie Gasparro from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

The search for answers in Saudi Arabia, the President visits hurricane ravaged region, and how Sears reshaped America.

Brooklyn real estate is on an upward trend. Mitch Roschelle from PwC explains why.

Conservatives are celebrating something they have been looking forward to since the Nixon presidency. Jess Bravin from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the battles we can expect in the upcoming 2020 election.

Large swath of Florida Panhandle suffering days after Hurricane Michael, Sears files for chapter 11 bankruptcy, and common myths about cold and flu.

Political debates shake up the workplace, how we cope with tragedy in the news, and the sneakiest play in football Is the most effective.

The Washington Post's Steve Zeitchik says the Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga movie 'A Star Is Born' is succeeding despite having bucked Hollywood's conventional wisdom.

Maria Lamagna from MarketWatch and This Morning's Jennifer Kushinka discuss things to do right now instead of panicking about stock market volatility.

A four-day school week is getting positive marks from teachers and parents alike. Tawnell Hobbs from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance gives us a look at why a Texas business owner loves the Trump tariffs.

A look at the devastation caused by Hurricane Michael, should you worry about stocks taking a dive, and when is Friday not a school day.

Hurricane Michael pummels the Florida panhandle, limo company operator faces homicide charge, and here's how you can help the victims of Hurricane Michael.

Nikki Haley to resign as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, how the Gulf Coast is bracing for Michael, and parents buying signs urging others not to touch their children.

Political debates are disrupting the work place. Chip Cutter from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss how bosses can handle this.

The Wall Street Journal's Sadie Gurman has a look at the difference between Jeff Sessions and Rod Rosenstein.

The confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh shines a new spotlight on the Supreme Court. Brent Kendall from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

At swearing-In, Trump apologizes to Kavanaugh, limo in N.Y. crash that claimed 20 lives had failed inspection, and Why you might not want to touch the restaurant's pepper shakers.