POLITICO's Gabby Orr explains how President Trump's reelection campaign is trying to win back suburban women who went blue during the 2018 elections.

President Trump holds firm on border wall, despite losses GOP women could have big say in things, and how the value of your home could affect the cost of your kids' college education.

Democrats prepare to take control of House, where will interest rates be headed in 2019, and restaurant owner calls out alleged dine-and-dashers.

Happy New Year - The shrewdest political plays of 2018, why hospitals should let you sleep, and tips for keeping New Year's resolutions.

With legal weed becoming more mainstream, why is it so hard to find if your a scientist? Sarah Owermohle from POLITICO gives us a look.

The GOP is searching for its new John McCain. Alexander Bolton from The Hill has the story.

Rick Hampson from USA Today takes a deep dive into the parallel paths of 4 angry men who terrorized America.

Shutdown enters a new week, Senator says Trump is re-evaluating quick Syria, and New Year's Eve freebies and deals.

Christmas Day - Mail-in ballots broken promise to Florida, this year's holiday toy craze, and this season's guilty pleasure.

How the partial government shutdown is playing out, keeping it civil for Christmas, and don't worry Santa will be tracked tonight.

How do Santa's handle empty malls, how to stop your APP's from tracking you, and the most absurd college football bowls.

Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance looks at the once-untouchables that fell in 2018, from stocks and big tech companies to CEOs and media executives.

Andrea Riquier from MarketWatch gives us a look at what real-estate agents are saying about the housing market.

Senate passes landmark criminal-justice overhaul bill, Mike Flynn sentencing unexpectedly delayed, and Central Texas girl's inoperable brain tumor disappears.

President Trump and Democrats prepare for a shutdown, Russians took aim at black voters to boost Trump, and winter travel deals.

Nathan Bomey from USA Today breaks down how to score the best car deal in December.

Steve Levine from Axios has a look at how low joblessness can start to turn around some of America's other problems.

Nancy Pelosi's next term as majority leader of the house will come with challenges from inside her party. Mike Lillis from The Hill has the story.

Shutdown looms as law makers argue over border wall, why food recalls seem so prevalent, and Alabama elementary school bus driver buys McDonald's breakfast for students when ice delays school opening.

How can we make presidential campaigns shorter, why baby boomers are aging alone, and your preferred beer reveals your personality traits.

President Trump's ex-lawyer Cohen given three years in prison, Theresa May survives leadership test, and man gives away his frequent flyer miles to send strangers home for the holidays.

President Trump will gladly shut the government down, climate change emerging as 2020 political issue, and three random strangers help mom struggling with toddlers at airport.

Jeff Asher from The New York Times explains why he forecasts a significant decline in the U.S. murder rate for 2018.

Congress moves to avert immediate shutdown, California fire survivors begin returning to what was their homes, and Army honors World War 1 first division with Army-Navy game uniforms.

Senators conclude the Saudi Crown Prince ordered journalist's killing, S.C. Robert Mueller asks for no jail time for Mike Flynn, and we like to drink during the holidays.