How will the GOP move forward without a President Trump? John McCormick from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss.

Louisville anti-racism protests resume amid tensions over Breonna Taylor ruling, Republicans push ahead with plans to confirm Supreme Court nominee, and Americans load up on candy, trick-or-treat or not.

Deadly wildfires rage in Western states, GOP 'Skinny' bill on coronavirus aid is blocked by Democrats, and 9/11 responders give assist to coronavirus essential workers.

Despite the leader of the party rallying against it, Republicans are quietly pushing mail-in voting. Anita Kumar from Politico has the story.

GOP to propose aid bill, protests erupted across the US this weekend as calls for racial justice continue to grow, and learning to ride a bicycle as an adult.

President Trump cancels GOP convention events in Jacksonville, Florida, U.S. coronavirus deaths top 1,100 for a third day in a row, and tips for getting hired from home.

In spite of a sulking economy and dropping poll numbers, GOP officials are expressing confidence about President Trump's bid for reelection. David Siders from Politico explains why.

As House Democrats advance the impeachment inquiry against President Trump, Jim Antle from American Conservative analyzes the partisan nature of the process.

Winter storm hits Northeast, continues to disrupt holiday travel, House Republicans' report defends Trump in impeachment probe, and Pittsburgh Steelers' James Conner shares special moment with fan battling rare cancer.

10 shot, four killed at family gathering in Fresno, California, what could we expect from this week's impeachment hearings, a 9-year-old is collecting bottles to help pay kid's cleft lip and cleft palate repairs.

How will the GOP back Trump during impeachment hearings, how to identify and prevent suicide among veterans, and facts to know about Veterans Day.

Impeachment resolution passes House, Islamic State vows revenge against the United States, and Apple's new streaming service launches.

GOP voices opposition to withdrawal from Syria, Supreme Court set to weigh in on 2020's most polarizing issues, and flu season could be especially bad this year.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal talks about how, without new leadership, Trump's political views and style will endure following the end of his term.

Are electric cars close to becoming a reality for the majority of Americans? Peter Morici from the University of Maryland says no.

Robert Mueller defends investigation as thorough and fair, Puerto Rico's Governor to resign after weeks of public outcry, and New York state bed and breakfast offers 'cow cuddling' stress relief.

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

U.S. says Tehran is to blame for attacks on fuel tankers, some in the GOP break on climate change, and California infant to break World Record of youngest person to visit all 50 states.

Vulnerable Republicans move to the middle in 2019, world leaders gather to commemorate 75th anniversary of D-Day landings, and this is the age when it officially becomes too embarrassing to live with your parents.

Why are certain Republicans starting to pull for a Bernie Sanders Democratic nomination? Burgess Everett from POLITICO has the latest.

Josh Siegel from the Washington Examiner explains how Republicans plan on taking over climate change.

With many in D.C. feeling the "Green New Deal" is a non-starter, one climate-conscious Republican is pitching an alternative. Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Republicans are looking to get better at playing identity politics. Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal brings us the latest.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains how lawmakers should go about fixing health care.

Biden accused by 2 more women, GOP urges Trump not to close the southern border, and Michigan boy, 12, fills potholes himself to help his neighbors.