President Trump and Democrats prepare for a shutdown, Russians took aim at black voters to boost Trump, and winter travel deals.

Shutdown looms as law makers argue over border wall, why food recalls seem so prevalent, and Alabama elementary school bus driver buys McDonald's breakfast for students when ice delays school opening.

How can we make presidential campaigns shorter, why baby boomers are aging alone, and your preferred beer reveals your personality traits.

The Senate hands President Trump a rebuke on Saudi Arabia, how banned Olympic coaches are still able to coach kids and why hotels are opening their doors (and Wi-Fi) to remote workers.

President Trump's ex-lawyer Cohen given three years in prison, Theresa May survives leadership test, and man gives away his frequent flyer miles to send strangers home for the holidays.

President Trump will gladly shut the government down, climate change emerging as 2020 political issue, and three random strangers help mom struggling with toddlers at airport.

5 U.S. Marines missing since mid-air crash off Japan declared dead, President Trump searches for a new Chief of Staff, and the latest housing hotspot.

The search continues for the next White House chief of staff, the Southeast digs out from a huge winter storm and why you need to stop eating raw cookie dough.

George H.W. Bush's legacy, Alexa wants to sell you stuff, and Zubaz are making a comeback.

Congress moves to avert immediate shutdown, California fire survivors begin returning to what was their homes, and Army honors World War 1 first division with Army-Navy game uniforms.

Military planes collide in Japan, George W. Bush's complex relationship with his dad, and the Illinois Capitol is ringing in the holidays with a Satanic statue.

Senators conclude the Saudi Crown Prince ordered journalist's killing, S.C. Robert Mueller asks for no jail time for Mike Flynn, and we like to drink during the holidays.

Congress moves to delay shutdown fight, Washington pays respects to Bush as he lies in state at Capitol, and mobile wallets can do serious damage to your holiday spending.

George H.W. Bush to lie in State in the Capitol rotunda, Alaska cleans up after earthquake, and ways retailers will try to make you overspend this holiday shopping season.

Mail ballots promised to make Florida elections easier, it's not Black Friday anymore, and church hands out envelopes of $100 to $1,000 to give back to the community.

President Trump says Michael Cohen is lying and desperate, Democrats face Trump-state gauntlet, and here's why your family's Christmas tree is so expensive.

Wall funding threatens to shutdown government, Republican Hyde-Smith wins Mississippi Senate runoff, and apartments are shrinking and getting more expensive.

Wall funding threatens to shutdown government, Republican Hyde-Smith wins Mississippi Senate runoff, and apartments are shrinking and getting more expensive.

Mueller accuses Paul Manafort of lying to FBI, President Trump's foreign policy agenda faces a gauntlet of House Democrats, and it's now easier than ever to give to charity on Giving Tuesday.

Key Decisions loom for Trump after Thanksgiving, migrants rushing U.S. border dispersed by tear gas, and state trooper delivers baby off North Carolina highway.

How to spot misleading news, how to avoid losing your retirement to a scam, and this years holiday toy craze.

Happy Thanksgiving - Why does the school day end two hours before the workday, how America lost its love for the stick shift, and good luck finding a turkey and all the trimmings in Europe.

Happy Thanksgiving - Why does the school day end two hours before the workday, how America lost its love for the stick shift, and good luck finding a turkey and all the trimmings in Europe.

Rain threatens search for wildfire victims in California, President Trump plays down Crown Prince's alleged role in journalist's killing, and hotlines to help you avert a cooking crisis on Thanksgiving.

Shooting at Chicago hospital leaves an officer and three others dead, U.S. judge blocks Trump asylum restrictions, and the Town hosting displaced fire victims for Thanksgiving feast.