Congress prevents shutdown but bigger fight looms, how a four-day work week actually works, and hospital homecoming.

Rep. Don Bacon on if we are going to hit a shutdown, Fed holds rates steady, and are gas prices rising again.

Chip Cutter from the Wall Street Journal has a look at how government buildings are reacting to the Virginia Beach shooting.

The immigration-court backlog grew during the government shutdown. Louise Radnofsky from the Wall Street Journal discuss has the story.

Ben Mutzabaugh from USA Today gives us a look at how traveling during the government shutdown could turn into a boondoggle.

House passes spending package in bid to end shutdown, drugmakers are defying Trump and raising prices, and the exact number of days it takes to turn a resolution in to a habit.

"Need to Know" basis hasn't been utilized as of late. Listen as the Boston Globe's Andrew Bacevich tells Gordon why he thinks access to top secret information should be taken away if you're terminated.

Rob Enderle, Tech Expert and founder of The Enderle Group, proposes using a real-time tool to assess how well our elected officials are doing, in regard to things like efficiency and accountability.

Annie Linskey from the Boston Globe explains to Gordon Deal why so-called zombie agencies are so hard to kill.

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

With current Oversight Chairman Jason Chaffetz set to depart early from Congress, The Wall Street Journal's Byron Tau joins us with a look at South Carolina Representative Trey Gowdy's emergence as the favorite for the position.

What would a government shutdown mean for you? Erin Kelly from USA Today has a look.

James Arkin from RealClearPolitics has a look at how congress aims to avoid a government shutdown.

Lydia Wheeler from The Hill on some of the new regulations that may be introduced this year.