Matt Gaetz withdraws from consideration as Attorney General, Pam Bondi named as replacement, federal workers brace for Trump overhaul of civil service, and 10-year-old calls 911 for help with math homework.

Ethics committee declines to release Matt Gaetz report, deadly bomb cyclone batters Northwest, causing widespread power outages and downing trees, and why more workers are saying "no thanks" to a big promotion.

House Ethics Committee to meet Wednesday amid growing pressure to release Gaetz report, 'bomb cyclone' brings high winds and soaking rain to Northern California and Pacific Northwest, and you're staring at your phone too much at work.

The GOP senators who could derail President-elect Trump's cabinet picks, 3 people killed in New York City stabbing spree, and 98-year-old Rhode Island man gets his high school diploma.

President Biden approves Ukraine's use of long-range missiles inside Russia, Republican senator calls on House to share Matt Gaetz ethics report, and the $20,000 reason to buy a used car.

What the US spends money on right now, how to prepare for the non financial side of retirement, and the election officials that keep dead people from voting.

Trump picks Florida Congressman Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, stocks remain a good place to invest, and Missouri thrift store seeking to solve mystery of WWII love letters.

The big takeaway from Trump's whirlwind round of personnel announcements, Pentagon leaker Jack Teixeira sentenced to 15 years in prison for sharing military secrets online, and the bosses who don't care about your Ivy League degree.

Trump expected to nominate Marco Rubio for Secretary of State, Democrat Ruben Gallego defeats Kari Lake in Arizona Senate race, and A Michigan 4th grader's quick thinking leads to the heroic rescue of his classmate.

The next President inherits a remarkable economy, why some teachers kept this election out of the classroom, and trash collector alters weekly route to see his biggest fan.

Donald Trump takes back the Presidency, republicans win control of Senate, and election day puppy-cuddling events at hotels across the US.

Election day has finally arrived, when will we know the results of the presidential election, and creative 'I Voted' stickers branch out beyond the familiar flag design.

Harris and Trump head into the final day before the election, at least 11 injured after tornado-spawning thunderstorms left a trail of destruction across parts of Oklahoma, and the monochroming of America.

America is having a panic attack over the election, can AI ruin your chances of landing a job interview, and how to prepare your body and mind for the end of daylight saving time.

Harris and Trump bring their closing arguments to 2 key Southwest swing states, US says 8,000 North Korean troops in Russia's Kursk, and Gen Z vows to 'cancel out' their parents' votes in new presidential election TikTok trend.

Harris makes closing campaign argument, Trump holds rally in Pennsylvania, things to know about the new airline-refund rules that went into effect Monday, and in-demand jobs you don't need a college degree to pursue.

Fires set in drop boxes destroy hundreds of ballots in Washington and damage 3 in Oregon, Trump and Harris campaigns battle over mental and physical fitness, and man wins $1 million after buying lottery ticket using $20 he found in parking lot.

Former-President Trump headlines Madison Square Garden rally after vulgar, racist remarks from allies, election season threats are growing more violent, and markets historically see higher returns when an NL team wins the World Series.

Is this economy turning against cities, the paradox of restaurant success, and why workers feel lonely.

Last minute swing-state pitches from the Harris/Trump, Los Angeles DA to ask court to resentence Menendez brothers, America's best baseball cities.

Nearly 25 million votes already cast in the 2024 election, Boeing machinists reject new contract, and 4-year-old collects over 1,000 stuffed animals for hurricane victims.

Harris and Cheney visit swing states, Trump bashes FEMA, Juvenile shooter kills 5 in Washington state, and smart ways to use your home equity this November.

Career Strategist Julie Bauke, also known as "Julie on the Job", explains what an employee should do when they see illegal activity at work.

USA Today's Riley Beggin joins This Morning to discuss how these underdog candidates from Texas to Maryland could shake up the 2024 Senate races.

How the Red Cross is helping communities devastated by hurricanes, how accurate, or off-target, could polls be this year, and the rise of secondhand iPhones.