A U.S. Navy sailor shoots two at Pearl Harbor base, ideas on how to solve the continuing crisis in health care and creative ways to use burn off your remaining FSA money.

Jonathan Tamari of the Philadelphia Inquirer lays out the upcoming steps in the Trump Impeachment trial, and why it could hurt the chances for some of the potential Democratic Presidential nominees.

The FBI probes the motives of last weekend's mass shooters, the potential pitfalls for presidential candidates during the dog days of summer and the new trend in steak: old beef.

The death toll from the weekend's mass shootings rises while President Trump vows action, the science behind why so many parents leave their kids behind in hot cars and the questions you need to ask your bank before trusting it with your personal data.

How the partial government shutdown could stretch into January, why over 99% of applicants were rejected for student loan forgiveness and the 6 year old boy who asked Alexa to help with his math homework.

Lawmakers push forward with Kavanaugh votes, how Amazon's wage increase is putting pressure on other companies to do the same and why Gordon Deal dropped the mic and walked out (temporarily).

President Trump revokes Ex-CIA Director John Brennan's security clearance, the rise of "ISIS 2.0" and why Americans still aren't taking their vacation time.

Lisa Bonos from the Washington Post explains how the #MeToo era is making dating more confusing.