Most Americans huddle indoors as coronavirus deaths keep spiking, stocks close 4% lower in bleak start to second quarter, and FBI warns of hackers hijacking online Zoom meetings.

Partisan impeachment battle heats up, dysfunction in the FBI outlined in new report, and how to be happier at work.

Trying to limit domestic terror and mass shootings should be simple, but it's not. Byron Tau of the WSJ lays out why the US Constitution is restraining the FBI's ability to reduce mass violence, and possibilities for working around it.

Kevin Johnson of USA Today calls for more enhanced focus on combatting domestic terrorism, but wonders if the situation will get better before it gets worse.

House panel votes to hold William Barr and Wilbur Ross in contempt, Trump says FBI director is wrong on opposition research, and best part-time jobs to pay the bills.

Joe Biden joins 2020 Democratic Presidential race, FBI raids Baltimore Mayor's homes, and the humble stethoscope gets a high-tech makeover.

Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigns, FBI investigating string of fires at Louisiana black churches, and we hate social media, but just can't quit it.

New Zealand to impose sweeping gun ban, FBI joins criminal probe into Boeing 737 Max 8 safety certification, and Utah teen building 150 beds for shelter dogs.

Despite a lower jobless rate the FBI is struggling to find agents. Aruna Viswanatha from the Wall Street Journal explains how they are trying to boost applications.

Mueller accuses Paul Manafort of lying to FBI, President Trump's foreign policy agenda faces a gauntlet of House Democrats, and it's now easier than ever to give to charity on Giving Tuesday.

GOP leaders pledge to give FBI latitude in Kavanaugh probe, North American trade pact soothes investors, and pizza delivery driver helps thwart assault of woman in her home.

Sadie Gurman of The Wall Street Journal breaks down the leadership style of FBI director Christopher Wray.

President Trump touches off new Russia controversy, FBI director says Russian influence efforts are very active, and open office plans are as bad as you thought.

FBI agent denies claims of bias against President Trump in acrimonious House hearing, why companies are pushing new dads to take paternity leave, and the best states for retirement.

Erin Kelly of USA Today breaks down the watchdog report for us.

DOJ report says former FBI director James Comey went rogue when handling Clinton email probe, thousands nationwide protest family separations at border, and this common habit is making your kids act like monsters.

Who is John Huber and what powers will he have while investigating the FBI? Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times has the story.

How serious is the the "lack of candor" reason for firing former FBI deputy director Andrew McCabe? Jeff Mordock from Washington Times and Gordon Deal discuss.

Jason Gay from the Wall Street Journal explains why the NCAA wiretaps aren't really a scandal.

FBI was warned about alleged Florida gunman, what, if anything, can be done at the school level to prevent mass shootings, and dad who walked 11 miles to and from work gets life-changing gift.

Indiana Republican Congressman Jim Banks explains why releasing both FISA memos is the right thing to do.

Why releasing both FISA memos is important, President Trump attacks Democrats, and if you get the flu, when should you go to the ER.

Dan Boylan from The Washington Times details the role of the House Intelligence Committee in oversight of the country's intelligence community.

The Philadelphia Eagles win their first Super Bowl, Amtrak blames a freight firm for the deadly South Carolina crash, and this biggest tax mistakes we make when filing early.

FBI Urges White House not to release contested memo, train carrying GOP lawmakers collides with truck, and cancer survival rates improve in some parts of the world.