State of emergency declared in Hawaii, forecasters warn of 'catastrophic' flooding, China says U.S. diplomatic boycott of Winter Olympics could harm co-operation, and 101-year-old returns to Pearl Harbor to remember those lost.

Omicron variant found in nearly one-third of U.S. states, longtime Senator and Republican leader Bob Dole dies at 98, and is a chicken tender shortage underway.

Senate approves spending bill averting government shutdown, omicron could widen blue-red economic divide, and volunteers help Iowa man keep his Christmas light tradition going strong.

First U.S. omicron case is California patient, charges filed in Michigan school shooting that left 4 dead, and man recovering from open heart surgery wins $1M prize after getting lottery tickets in get-well card.

Landmark abortion case hit the Supreme Court today. John Kruzel from The Hill has the latest.

Shooter kills three in Michigan school, Supreme Court to hear landmark abortion case this week, and wrong-number text gets high school team a video call with the Buccaneers.

CDC says everyone 18 and older should get booster due to Omicron variant, Federal judge blocks Biden vaccine mandate for health care workers, and does christmas music stress you out.

Four ways holiday shopping has changed since the pandemic began, how cheesecake to go saved the Cheesecake Factory, and things NOT to buy on Black Friday.

Happy Thanksgiving - Teachers are finding pandemic tech has changed their jobs forever, restaurants and hotels push back against the uptick in customer tantrums, and how your deep-fried Thanksgiving turkey could ruin your holiday.

Wisconsin parade attack suspect's bail draws questions as investigations begin into tragedy, Thanksgiving travelers will face high gas prices, and high school construction class builds bus stop shelter to protect student who uses wheelchair.

Wisconsin Christmas-parade suspect charged with homicide, what can be done about rising gas prices heading into Thanksgiving weekend, and what airlines owe you when flights are canceled.

SUV plows into crowd, killing at least five people, California police seek 80 suspects in flash-mob department store robbery, and Wichita State University basketball star goes viral after helping clean arena following game.

Frustrated retail workers say they're getting overloaded with work due to chronic understaffing, out-of-stock signs won't deter online shoppers during holidays, and California ranks as worst state for drivers.

House set to approve $2 trillion social spending and climate bill, defense attorneys rest their cases at Arbery death trial, and Vietnam veteran recognized for his service 50 years later.

President Biden signs $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law, jury in Kyle Rittenhouse trial begins deliberations Tuesday, and how to shore up your finances so you're ready for the next natural disaster.

John McCormick from the Wall Street Journal highlights where the President's biggest Midterm challenge could come from.

Cable companies rarely hand out refunds, but sometimes all you need to do is ask. Charles Passy from MarketWatch breaks down what to do if you're unhappy.

Katy O'Donnell from POLITICO and Gordon Deal discuss what could be the next inflation threat.

Death toll from Houston concert stampede rises to 10, Virginia emerging as ground zero in battle for House majority, and the features buyers want most and least in a new car.

How Baylor steered lower-income parents to debt they couldn't afford, what is Aaron Rodgers' future as an endorser, and teddy bear lost in Glacier park returned to 6-year-old girl.

President Biden says inflation is "worrisome" in speech at Port of Baltimore, Federal judge refuses Trump request to block Jan. 6 records, and Veterans Day facts.

Houston's police chief spoke with Travis Scott about safety before a deadly crowd surge, DOJ asks federal appeals court to lift temporary order blocking Covid-19 vaccine mandate, and no more Elf on the Shelf, Georgia judge orders.

Houston officials worried about crowd control before Travis Scott took the stage, Murphy's narrow win in New Jersey does little to ease Democratic anxieties, and toxic positivity is very real.

Parents are ready to get the kids vaccinated and head out on vacation, dealing with the end of daylight savings, and why are we all triggered so easily these days.

GOP Strategist Matt Mackowiak joins us live to analyze Tuesday's election results, which were broadly positive for Republicans.