Senate passes Democrats' climate, healthcare and tax bill, killings of Muslims in New Mexico spark alarm, and automakers want in on your monthly subscription costs.

Joe Manchin reaches deal with Chuck Schumer on energy, healthcare, tax package, Fed lifts rates by 0.75 point again, and Arizona man grows hair out for 2 years to make wig for mom fighting brain tumor. Sponsored by NordPass, go to NordPass.com/GORDON or use code GORDON at checkout!

Catey Hill from the personal finance site Millie reveals the smartest ways to spend your remaining FSA dollars.

Tennessee Representative Mark Green joined Gordon Deal this morning with the latest on the coronavirus response.

Americans with diabetes are paying upwards of $1,000 per month for insulin, which they need to survive. When some diabetics can't foot the outrageous bill, they are rationing their insulin-and dying because of it. Megan Henry from The Columbus Dispatch analyzes the startling trend.

Will the upcoming 2020 election have a negative effect on getting a bipartisan healthcare bill passed? Kimberly Leonard from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Politically connected Jeffrey Epstein indicted on federal sex-trafficking charges, rule requiring drug prices in TV ads blocked, and Ohio dog located four years after it went missing.

Kimberly Leonard from the Washington Examiner explains why Medicare for all would mean massive disruption for the healthcare industry.

The Trump administration must decide whether to keep funding organizations that help people enroll in health insurance through the ACA. More from the Wall Street Journal's Michelle Hackman.

President of the Foundation for Research and Equal Opportunity Avrik Roy breaks down the Senate Republican's latest proposal to repeal Obamacare.

POLITICO Healthcare reporter Sarah Karlin Smith joins us with a look at the Senate Republicans' revised healthcare bill, and outlines the impacts it may have if passed in both houses.

New Senate Health Bill aims to Bridge GOP Gaps, but Resistance Remains, Trump Defends His Son and Plays down Differences with French Leader, and five work from home jobs that can pay over $100,000.

Though they've rallied together against Republican plans to repeal and replace Obamacare, Democrats remain split on the topic of healthcare. Nicole Guadiano from the USA Today explains.

USA Today's Maureen Groppe breaks down who bears the burden of paying for an uninsured patient who shows up at the ER.

U.S., Russia Spar over Approach to North Korea Threat, Congressmen Steve Scalise's condition worsens, and this zombie survival camp will help you win apocalypse.

Short on Backers, GOP Delays Vote on Health Bill, U.S. Warns Syria Over Chemical Weapons, and 6 gorgeous beach towns where you can actually afford to buy a home.

Healthcare Industry Expert for Ameriflex Roger Abrahamson provides analysis on the CBO score issued for the Senate's proposed healthcare bill.

Senate Health Bill raises uninsured by 22 Million in 2026 compared with ACA, the CBO Says, the Supreme Court reinstates Trump's travel ban, but only for some immigrants, and a Canadian becomes the first woman officer to lead the Changing of the Guard.

Five months into his administration, President Trump is growing less favorable among some of his supporters. Janet Hook of the Wall Street Journal details the reasons why.

GOP senators lay out demands on healthcare bill, dozens missing after tourist boat sinks in Colombia, and how T.J. Maxx is bucking the crisis in retailing.

House wants Susan Rice to testify in Russia Probe, GOP relaunches healthcare bid and Indiana town elects Village Idiot.

Washington Post reporter Kelsey Snell joins us with a look at the uphill battle GOP leaders face against in-party opposition to the proposed replacement plan for Obamacare.

Wall Street Journal health policy reporter Louise Radnofsky addresses the problem with any ACA replacement plan.

Richard Hamburg, interim CEO of Trust for America's Health gives insight into which states are and aren't prepared for a health emergency.

Sara Collins from the Commonwealth Fund breaks down why health care costs keep going up.