A look at Gordon Sondland's mixed bag impeachment hearing, break down of the latest Democratic debate, and which college graduates make the most.

Latest round of testimony for the impeachment hearings, Jeffrey Epstein's jail guards charged with conspiracy, and bagel store manager drives 7 hours to return customer's lost keys.

President Trump may consider testifying in the impeachment probe, who is Elise Stefanik, and the hottest toys for the holiday season.

Jim Antle from the American Conservative and Gordon Deal discuss what we can expect from the impeachment hearings this week.

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.

Recapping day 1 of public impeachment hearings, President Trump meets with Turkey's leader, and tips for driving in snow without being a dangerous jerk.

Previewing the public impeachment hearings, Supreme Court hears arguments on Trump decision to end DACA, and more borrowers are going underwater on car loans.

Democrats release new batch of testimony from Trump impeachment, U.S. Supreme Court to hear Trump bid to end safeguards for immigrant Dreamers, and Jeopardy!'s Alex Trebek gets emotional after contestant's message.

John Bresnahan from POLITICO breaks down the role Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer will play when it comes to impeachment hearings.

State Department official says Giuliani spread 'lies' about Ukraine envoy, Trump must pay $2 Million in settlement of suit over foundation, and 3 reasons you should ask for a raise.

The first public hearings in the impeachment inquiry set to begin next week, how fears of a recession have subsided after a scary summer and why a Virginia cheer dad went viral.

Will open hearings rally the electorate behind impeachment? S.A. Miller from the Washington Times has the story.

Democrats introduce resolution formalizing impeachment inquiry procedures, Southern California firefighters brace for resurgence of extreme winds, and why fewer Americans are giving money to charity.

President Trump is getting impeachment support from an exiled ally. Jonathan Easley from The Hill has the story.

House to vote on a road map for its impeachment inquiry, California wildfires drives more evacuations, and heroic dog wounded in al-Baghdadi raid.

President Trump unloads over Syria, impeachment, Doral controversies, four drug firms reach $260 million settlement in opioid epidemic case, and decluttering books are cluttering our bookshelves.

What to know about the impeachment process, is vaping safer than smoking, and don't be alarmed by armies of tarantulas.

Jeff Mordock of the Washington Times pinpoints each move the House is partaking in order to attempt to move forward toward impeachment, but details what is currently preventing Democrats from getting what they desire.

Mike Emanuel from Fox News previews what comes next in the impeachment inquiry of President Trump, and why things very well may be slowing down in the coming days.

Schiff says the whistleblower is expected to testify soon, how 2020 Democrats plans to tax the ultra-rich could work, and how coffee became America's favorite hot beverage.

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

The Trump administration rolls out more aid to farmers while the Senate passes a disaster aid deal, why House Democrats are torn over the issue of impeachment and the worst time to head out for your Memorial Day weekend road trip.

Though she inched closer to calling for impeachment after yesterday's failed infrastructure hearing, Nancy Pelosi has tried to temper enthusiasm from Democrats already eager to bring impeachment charges against President Trump. Eliza Collins from USA Today explains the latest news.

Deadly tornadoes slam the Central US, infrastructure on hold as Trump walks out on Pelosi and Schumer and the thing you're carrying around that has more germs than a train station bathroom.

Jerry Seib from the Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss the unintended consequences of pushing for an emergency declaration and impeachment.