As Ambassador Sondland becomes a key witness in House impeachment hearings, Julie Bykowicz of the Wall Street Journal details how he got to his position: by donating to political candidates.

While Jeffrey Epstein's victims struggle for justice in the wake of his death, Jane Musgrave of the Palm Beach Post tells the story of how Epstein almost faced justice years ago.

Josh Kraushaar of the National Journal gives a rundown of what Congress heard from Ambassador Gordon Sondland in his testimony on the Ukraine scandal.

Mike Emanuel from Fox News breaks down the Ukraine testimony from Gordon Sondland, US ambassador to the European Union.

Susan Tompor from the Detroit Free Press explains the growing trend of buying holiday gifts on layaway.

Following the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein's prison guards, Jeff Mordock of the Washington Times puts the news into the larger context of his death.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains how Elizabeth Warren is triggering billionaires.

Looking into the President's past real-estate dealings, Daniel Lippman from POLITICO, says that he does nothing without a quid pro quo.

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

Employment attorney Jonathan Bell explains why it isn't a good idea to talk about politics in the office.

Scott McCartney of the Wall Street Journal gives a rundown of which airports offer the best experience for travelers - and which ones you should avoid.

Sarah Chaney of the Wall Street Journal breaks down the declining use of benefits by unemployed Americans.

Neal Rothschild from Axios explains how political bubbles keep Americans from reaching a consensus on impeachment.

GOP Consultant Matt Mackowiak gives his thoughts on how the American people are reacting to the Trump impeachment hearings.

Jerry Seib of the Wall Street Journal says that the key to breaking gridlock in Washington could come from sending a mayor to the White House.

Now that the public impeachment hearings are underway, what can we take away from day one? Dave Boyer of the Washington Times gives us the rundown.

Bart Jansen of USA Today breaks down what happened on the first day of public impeachment hearings on Capitol Hill.

Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal explains how environmentalists are trying to turn young people's concerns about climate change into a broader movement.

While all the attention is on Trump's re-election bid and the Democratic primaries, Ryan Lovelace of the Washington Times details how the moderate wing of the GOP is building a movement to retake the House in 2022.

As impeachment proceedings get set to begin on Capitol Hill, Fox News' Mike Emanuel has a rundown of what we can expect.

Jerry Seib of the Wall Street Journal breaks down what day one of the impeachment hearings could bring.

Worried about its negative impact on the planet some cities are banning natural gas in new homes. Elizabeth Weise from USA Today explains the shift to carbon-neutral alternatives.

Just in time for the holiday season USA Today's David Kender and Gordon Deal break down battery myths.

Ken Belson from the New York Times gives us a look inside football's campaign to save the game.

DREAMers future in America has hit the Supreme Court. Richard Wolf from USA Today has the story.