The rise of AI has lead to concerns over how society will change, including the upcoming 2024 Presidential election. The Hill's Jared Gans gives his predictions on how AI will impact the upcoming election.

Why is your bank account out of money? The Wall Street Journal's Julia Carpenter explains different factors as to how your bank account might not have much money left in there.

There's a new drug on the streets that's taking over the headlines instead of Fentanyl called 'tranq'. The Wall Street Journal's Julie Wernau explains how to combat against this new substance.

The Wall Street Journal's Aaron Zitner speaks to This Morning's Mike Gavin about how Americans are trying to tone down their hostility when it comes to politics.

Would you like to buy a house for sale right by Lambeau Field? And were you curious about how the McCallister family owned their two story home in Chicago? Find out more on The "MIKE" Drop.

What cocktail did Wisconsin politicians agree on? And how did a bar owner find out about a customer having hair in their food? Find out more about these stories on this edition of The Mike Drop.

A rat finds love in New York City? Taylor Swift blasted at a stadium after the Chiefs lose? Find out more about these stories on The Mike Drop.

Mike Gavin returns to This Morning to tell you about Tik Tok videos of glass bottles rolling down the stairs. Plus, a Taylor Swift concert interrupted by fireworks? Find out more on the latest edition of the Mike Drop.

This Morning's Mike Gavin interviews the Wall Street Journal's Nicole Friedman on why Boise's housing market is declining after being a "Zoomtown" during the pandemic.

Mike Gavin talks to Ted Rossman from Bankrate about the issues that nearly 80% of travelers have faced.

Mike Gavin joins Gordon to talk about Usain Bolt's three-peat for gold in the Olympic 100-meter dash, and Gordon fills us in on his frustrating experience at the supermarket this past weekend.

Germanwings flight co-pilot 'deliberately' crashed plane but questions remain, self driving cars are almost here but only for 1 per-centers and Dean Smith willed $200 to each of his former players.