Is it really a wedding if there is no booze? Mike Gavin lays out the facts.

It might not really be greener on the other side of the fence. Eliza Collins from the Wall Street Journal joined America's First News explains.

A Korean War vet is feeling the love after being robbed of $7,000. Gordon Deal has the story.

It's a trap! Will Carless from USA Today explains why you won't see Trump supporters heeding his plea.

Former-President Trump seeks to use indictment to his political advantage, California lashed with 12th atmospheric river, and survive spring break with these easy tech hacks.

Despite being lost under water for 13 years a digital camera is finding its way home.

They may hate it, but an embarrassing dad joke can help your kid.

Need a reason to care at your job? Callum Borchers from the Wall Street Journal says to look for a rival.

Democrats are hoping abortion brings out the voters in 2024. Caroline Vakil from The Hill has the latest.

New York City braces for Trump indictment protests, Democrats see abortion as electrifying issue in 2024, and Save thousands on your home mortgage by raising your credit score.

The search for a perfect bracket failed early this year.

On today's Mike Drop, Gordon and Mike help you decode your child's teacher.

A company in California is bringing snow to Los Angeles County. Lane Florsheim from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Cereal manufactures are pushing into 4th meal. We get the story from Anahad O'Connor of the Washington Post who joined America's First News.

UBS agrees to buy Credit Suisse for more than $3 billion, Miami Beach enacts spring break curfew after 2 fatal shootings, and March Madness upsets end chase for perfect bracket.

How Silicon Valley turned on Silicon Valley Bank, what NFL teams have the worst working conditions according to the players, and dog with lopsided face finds loving family who drove more than 2,500 miles to save him.

What's the hot fashion trend for 2023? Swag from banks that melted down. Alyssa Lukpat of the Wall Street Journal has the story.

According to Dr. Ivan Misner, the founder and chief visionary officer of BNI, "individuals can recover from burnout and regain their sense of well-being."

Michael Gavin highlights that the Crying Northwestern Kid, now a Harvard freshman, still has love for his Wildcats and fully embraces the meme that brought him fame.

Rick Newman from Yahoo Finance and Michael Gavin compare bank failures that have occurred this year to those that happened during the 2008 financial crisis.

Eleven banks deposit $30 billion in First Republic Bank, TikTok CEO says sale won't protect security concerns, and there's a run on Silicon Valley Bank swag.

Lost in the SVB talk is what will happen to the employees. We get more from Career Strategist Julie Bauke who joined America's First News.

Gordon Deal has some tips on how to maximize your odds while filling out your March Madness brackets.

U.S. threatens ban if TikTok's Chinese owners don't sell stakes, more companies are going bust this year, and what are the odds of a perfect March Madness bracket.

Karl Evers-Hillstrom from The Hill joined America's First News to explain how Silicon Valley Bank failed.