Hezbollah walkie-talkies blow up across Lebanon in second wave of attacks, Republican divisions sink House bill as government shutdown nears, and how much do you tip.

A hoard of 1,000-year-old Viking treasure has been found in Norway. Gordon Deal tells us more.

On today's Mike Drop, Gordon and Mike beg you to think before you reply-all.

Want to see the world? Get a job on cruise ship. We hear more from Nathan Diller of USA Today.

Both parties are seeing their rhetoric come under scrutiny. Brett Samuels from The Hill has the story.

Hezbollah pagers explode in apparent attack across Lebanon, Trump, Harris to return to the campaign trail, and archaeologists reveal Viking treasure left buried for 1,000 years.

Cancer doesn't just affect health, relationships and finances also get tested. Brianna Abbott from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Elizabeth Ayoola from Nerdwallet joined us this morning with some ways to take advantage of the upcoming rate cuts.

What are the rules when it comes to what is and isn't appropriate to watch on a flight? Zach Wichter from USA Today joined America's First News with some guidance.

If you're paying for it, can you ask your college student for their grades? We hear the story from Betty Lin-Fisher of USA Today.

Suspected Trump gunman was near golf course for 12 hours before shooting, false claims about Haitians has led to tighter security thought out Springfield, Ohio, and man tired of streaming movies builds 'Blockbuster' video lending library.

A neighbor turns Halloween decorations into a heartwarming display. We hear more from Gordon Deal.

On today's Mike Drop, how much caffeine are you actually getting in your cup of coffee.

Is it possible to prevent your impulse buying? Daniel De Vise from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

Democrats are cautious to claim election victory after Harris/Trump debate. Alex Gangitano from The Hill has the story.

What we know about the reported suspect in Trump golf course shooting, democrats cautious to claim election victory after Harris debate, and the power of pop music.

Many boomers on Social Security live near poverty and don't tell anyone, divorce parties reached an all-time high last year, and daughters are using their Ticketmaster expertise to help Oasis-loving dads score tickets.

Former-President Trump says he won't debate Harris again, Boeing union votes for first strike in 16 years, and students raise over $20,000 to surprise custodian with 'dream' Jeep.

Jon Bon Jovi helps woman back from the ledge of Nashville bridge. Gordon Deal has the story.

A woman in Malasia learns that otters aren't always cute.

Speaker Mike Johnson is heading into a tumultuous fall. The Wall Street Journal's Natalie Andrews has the story.

Eric Niiler from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look into why this hurricane season has defied forecasts.

Francine lashes Louisiana, leaves hundreds of thousands without power, will there be a second debate, and are we moving toward a cashless society.

Gordon Deal gives us a look at some of the twists of fate that saved people's lives on 9/11.

As we remember 9/11, Gordon Deal shares some powerful quotes on the 23rd anniversary.