Sue Shellenbarger of The Wall Street Journal details the bad habits some children are picking up from using smart speakers such as Amazon's Alexa and Apple's Siri

Richard Rubin from The Wall Street Journal breaks down the legislative mistake that is causing some restaurants to postpone renovations.

David Gendelman of The New York Times joins us to explain why psychologists say every soccer player puts their hands to their heads when they miss a shot.

Rick Newman of Yahoo! Finance says that if you're not sure what you think of the Trump tax cuts, it's time to make up your mind.

Corinne Ramey from The Wall Street Journal tells us about a panel called the Arbitration Committee that handles the disputes of Wikipedia editors

Jim Michaels from USA Today joins us to discuss why Singapore was agreed upon for President Trump and Kim Jong Un's historic summit

Wall Street Journal reporter Theo Francis explains how more than half of the total profit growth in the first quarter stemmed from a decline in tax rates.

Yahoo Finance columnist Rick Newman examines economic ideas for Democrats including immigration, infrastructure spending, and healthcare reform.

Paul Kane from The Wall Street Journal explores why Democratic contenders aren't willing to say they support returning Nancy Pelosi to power.

Jack Nicas from The New York Times warns us about the fake Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg Facebook accounts scamming people out of thousands.

Jim Michaels from USA Today discusses how Kim Jong Un's commitment to denuclearization is a first step that might set favorable conditions for negotiations with Trump.

Rick Hampson from USA Today details how demographic, political and meteorological changes are calling the future of the single-family house into question.

Jane Black from The Wall Street Journal takes a look at new upstarts across the country that are open long hours like convenience stores and that use the same small spaces, but offer a lot more and better items.

Yahoo's Rick Newman takes a look at our trading relationship with China

Ted Mann from The Wall Street Journal details what Amazon is doing for the federal government.

David M. Drucker of the Washington Examiner joins us to discuss how a trade fight with China could impact Trump country, including its agriculture and manufacturing.

Jason Gay from The Wall Street Journal takes a look at what we can expect from this year's March Madness.

Tawnell Hobbs from The Wall Street Journal details the steps a school in Dallas has taken to stop potential school shooters.

Ben Mutzabaugh from USA Today discusses the recent death of a French bulldog on a United Airlines flight.

While things seem to be looking up for Democrats right now, Jerry Seib from The Wall Street Journal tells us why there may be some warning signs on the horizon.

Jason Gay from the Wall Street Journal explains why the NCAA wiretaps aren't really a scandal.

Charlie Mahtesian from POLITICO tells us how Republicans can hang onto their 24-seat majority.

Roxanne Roberts from the Washington Post details how President Trump has upended all the traditional rules of socializing in the nation's capital.

Elizabeth Weise from USA Today discusses why so many companies are ending business relationships with the NRA.

Georgia Wells from The Wall Street Journal explores the techniques of using doctored photos to spread fabricated information.