After being vandalized repeatedly, a shop owner was showered with kindness.

Anne-Marie Chaker from the Wall Street Journal explains what is happening to realtors across the country.

Many Americans aren't happy at work. What is going on? Vanessa Fuhrmans of the Wall Street Journal joined America's First News with a look behind the headline.

Why are Republicans souring on sending aid to Ukraine? Brad Dress from The Hill brings us the latest.

Henry Kissinger, who helped forge U.S. foreign policy during Vietnam and Cold Wars, dies at 100, shooting attack in Jerusalem as Israel, Hamas extend Gaza truce, and why is everyone so unhappy at work.

A woman uses her baking expertise to get a rise out of Granny.

Are you confident you know what's in the food you eat? Andrea Petersen from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look at our ultra-processed diets.

Scammers are getting good at ripping us off during the holidays. Susan Tompor from the Detroit Free Press has some tips on how to protect yourself.

States have spent millions in an effort to relocate migrants. Stef Kight from Axios has the story.

Israel, Hamas due to release more people amid efforts to extend truce, GOP faces ominous signs in effort to avoid January shutdown, and sanitation workers in New Hampshire dig through 20 tons of trash to find lost wedding ring.

A missing dog was found after getting lost 2 months ago. We hear the story from Gordon Deal.

On today's Mike Drop, a homeowner gets some satisfying revenge on a fastidious neighbor.

Nobody wants to be the boss anymore. Career Specialist Julie Bauke joined America's First News with a look at why.

Zach Schonfeld from The Hill gives us a look at what Americans can expect from Donald Trump's fraud trial media strategy.

More Israeli hostages expected to be freed after Gaza truce extended, Judge rejects Trump's bid for US House Jan. 6 committee records, and how to find the best deals on Travel Tuesday.

On today's Mike Drop, Mike Gavin ruins your holiday weekend.

A woman looking for a kidney turns to social media. We hear the story from Gordon Deal.

Democrats aren't happy with the President's economic messaging. Alex Gangitano from The Hill brings us the latest.

What happens after your Spotify tattoo starts to fade? Regret. Megan Graham from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

President Biden hopes for extension of Israel-Hamas truce as more hostages released, 3 college students of Palestinian descent shot in Vermont in possible hate crime, and Pilot helps book return to library across the country.

Could the U.S. ever really ban TikTok, inside the quest for quieter pickleball, and groom secretly learned Korean for over a year to surprise wife and family at wedding.

Best of- Warning signs for the U.S. health system are piling up, what could be different about Black Friday this year, and Black Friday facts.

Best of- Israel and the West deal with a high-tech failure, the Taylor Swift stock market effect, and 5 facts about Thanksgiving turkey.

Israel, Hamas reach deal to release 50 hostages, U.S. forces carry out series of strikes against Iran-backed militia in Iraq, and truckers share their pro tips for your Thanksgiving road trip.

It's no fun getting stuck at an airport, but Gordon Deal says these specific airports at least alleviate the boredom.