Why Wednesday, August 28 is so important to many presidential candidates, grocery store featured in 'Stranger Things' has become a tourist attraction, and how to stop wasting fruits and vegetables.

White House could propose tax cuts before 2020 election, Bernie Sanders releases $16 trillion 'Green New Deal' plan, and any exercise even housework lowers your risk of dying young.

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's lack of a primary challenger has given him a leg up leading into the 2020 election. The Wall Street Journal's Jerry Seib has the story.

Kamala Harris' relationship with the Biden's could complicate their 2020 campaigns. Meredith Newman from Delaware Online gives us a look.

Upheaval within the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee is in danger of spilling into the 2020 election. Jonathan Easley from The Hill has the story.

Biden, Harris weather attacks in combative debate, 66 people sent for medical attention after ExxonMobil refinery explosion in Texas, and how do Federal Reserve interest rate changes affect your finances.

Centrists and progressives battle at the second Democratic debate, Trump says he likes Kim Jung Un as North Korea tests more missiles, and baby "sharks" for Shark Week.

Christal Hayes from USA Today and This Morning's Jennifer Kushinka discuss who will be left standing after tonights Democratic debate.

Todd Spangler from the Detroit Free Press explains how important Michigan's Macomb County will be to the upcoming 2020 election.

The President continues attack on Baltimore, Macomb County is Michigan's political promised land in 2020, and the parents who ruin youth sports.

House approves debt-ceiling bill, Senate panel urges more work to prevent election attacks, and four problems with canceling student debt.

Enjoy paella? How about $12,075 worth? Elena Schneider from POLITICO gives us a look at campaigns are spending money on.

Stephen-Gruber-Miller from the Des Moines Register explains why there is a growing call for some Democrats running for the 2020 nomination to drop out of the race.

Trump administration continues attacks on freshman minority congresswomen, Mayors have a tough road to the White House, and what you can thank NASA for.

Lawmakers who live in early primary states are being sought out by the 2020 presidential candidates. Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Reid Wilson from The Hill explains how shifts in population are setting up election fights in key battleground states.

President Trump continues attack on minority female congresswomen, House blocks bid to impeach the President, and Russians now own all your old photos.

James Pindell from the Boston Globe gives us a look at events this summer that could shrink the Democratic presidential primary field.

North Korea says US 'hell-bent on hostile acts,' strongest earthquake to hit Southern California in 20 years rattles region, and MAD Magazine to stop publishing new content.

Democrat hopefuls take center stage on 2nd night of debates, Supreme Court rulings hand victories and losses to both parties, and Women's World Cup rallies record audiences with an event and a cause.

Democratic debate bares divisions on health care, fight for the spotlight, migrant crisis at border intensifies as Senate passes aid bill, and enough with Hamilton, say fans of other Founding Fathers.

Jillian Berman from MarketWatch breaks down where the 2020 candidates stand on student debt and college affordability.

How are moderate Democrats dealing with candidates who are pushing the party farther to the left? Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal has the story.

Why is Florida so important to President Donald Trump? Marc Caputo from POLITICO gives us an inside look.