Israel denies strike on camp near Rafah that Gaza officials say killed 21 people, Republicans divided on pledging to accept 2024 election results, and Pennsylvania school official fulfills dying Marine's last wish.

4 law enforcement officers killed in shooting in Charlotte, North Carolina, Columbia student protesters take over campus building, and a healthy lifestyle can mitigate genetic risk for early death.

Takeaways from the midterm elections, Democratic governors mostly hold on, and what to do if you won the Powerball.

Donald Trump and his company are sued by New York Attorney General, U.N. showdown looms as Ukraine calls for Russia to be stripped of veto rights, and this exercise burns the most calories, and it's right at your feet.

Charisse Jones from USA Today outlines the horrible abuse customer service workers deal with on a daily basis.

Is a $6.5 million Super Bowl ad worth the money for many companies? Andrea Kushan from Johnson & Sekin says yes.

Amie Parnes of The Hill tells us how Republicans came to revel hating Joe Biden.

The MAGA wing of the GOP is facing pushback from the base who would rather pass laws than start fights. Stephanie Akin from CQ Roll Call has the story.

The Omicron Olympics face the ultimate test Tina Reed from Axios explains

Emily Brooks of the Washington Examiner explains What Republicans are planning if they win the House majority

Is Joe Burrow vs. Matthew Stafford good news or bad for Madison Avenue? Daniel Kaplan of The Athletic has the answer

Biden heads to NYC to blunt criticism that he is soft on crime Jeff Mordock of the Washington Times explains

Omicron Wave Drives Surge of Workers Calling In Sick, Working Through Illness Harriet Torry of the Wall Street Journal explains.

Mallika Mitra of Money.com explains why Tech Stocks, Meme Stocks and Cryptocurrencies are all off to a rough start this year.

How Kennedy country became Trump country, companies are paying workers to get better with money, and how the Olympics can teach you to win at life.

Caitlin Huey-Burns from RealClearPolitics discusses the state of the party and what it should consider moving forward.

Nick Wingfield from The New York Times explains how Amazon gained hidden benefits from the sweepstakes to host its second headquarters.

Paul Singer from USA Today breaks down what to watch for in tonight's address.

Russell Berman from The Atlantic tells Gordon Deal how recent immigration concerns shifted how Democrats view Trump's wall.

Cameron McWhirter from the Wall Street Journal breaks down why some think the old code favored residents in high-tax states.

Jeff Mordock from the Washington Times explains why Republicans are calling foul on the FBI.

The Weather Channel's Jonathan Erdman has the latest on Hurricane Irma's strength and the threat it poses for Florida and the Southeast.

Manny Munoz from WIOD in Miami updates us on the damage Irma could cause and what residents are going through to prepare.

Tech Analyst Rob Enderle dives into the studies behind the self-driving car.

Kristina Peterson from the Wall Street Journal discusses how Congress will have a rough Fall ahead.