The New York Times' Joshua Bernstein gives us a look at the coming flood of THC laced beer.

In the most expensive midterm elections in history, was it money well spent? William Theobald from USA Today has the story.

Josh Kraushaar from the National Journal and Gordon Deal have a look at what we can expect now that the midterm elections are over.

Natasha Korecki from POLITICO and Gordon Deal have a look at what went into one of the most expensive midterm races.

University of Maryland economist and business professor Peter Morici analyzes the recent economy's growth and predicts what's ahead.

As these west coast companies move east, Amazon and Google are set to compete for the best tech talent in the area, Eric Morath of the Wall Street Journal points out.

This Morning's Jennifer Kushinka spoke to Wall Street Journal reporter John Jurgensen about various new TV series starring Hollywood veterans.

Aaron Zitner of the Wall Street Journal explains how President Trump motivated people on both sides of the aisle to vote in the midterms.

Ready to hit the slopes? Travel expert Jeanenne Tornatore details why this winter looks extremely promising to travel.

USA Today reporter Ledyard King gives analysis on Florida's election debacle and how some Florida politicians believe they have a sound election process despite the mess.

Rachel Bachman of the Wall Street Journal explains how increasing mental health issues in college students are prompting universities to add psychologists to their athletic departments.

Although a record number of women have been elected to the new congress, women in office remain severely under represented. Wall Street Journal Reporter Janet Hook spoke to Gordon Deal about it.

Despite many collegiate scandals over the past few years, college boards seem practically untouchable. Melissa Korn of the Wall Street Journal talked to Gordon Deal about it.

Will Trump's harsh rhetoric turn off key independent voters in the 2020 election? Washington Times' S.A. Miller takes a look.

Wall Street Journal reporter Kate Davidson explains how interest rates on the national debt may soon cost more than many government programs.

Ana Ceballos of the Naples Daily News details the Broward County election debacle.

The Washington Times' Dan Boylan and Gordon Deal discuss the probes and subpoenas that could be coming the Trump administrations way.

The Democratic House victory sets up a clash over tax cuts. Richard Rubin from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

James Antle from the Washington Examiner gives us a look the signs that show how President Trump can win in 2020.

Alexander Bolton of The Hill explores the Senate Majority Leader's new role under President Trump.

Scott McCartney of The Wall Street Journal explains why so many people get injured while traveling.

John Matthews, president and founder of The Community Safety Institute in Dallas, offers advice for safety in the event of a mass shooting.

Bruce Alexander, president of Security 1 Solutions, takes a look at the tactical parallels of mass shootings.

President Trump avoided a disaster at the polls, Jerry Seib of the Wall Street Journal explains.

Natalie Andrews of the Wall Street Journal details Nancy Pelosi's return as house majority leader.