Senate approves short-term spending bill, Israel searches for traces of Hamas in raid of key Gaza hospital, and how to know whether to go to your doctor.

Israel says targeted operation conducted inside Gaza's largest hospital, House passes GOP plan to avert shutdown, and these are the worst drinks for your health

Tropical Storm Idalia strengthening as it moves toward Florida Gulf, racial hatred spurred Florida shooting, and s 5-year-old's lemonade stand in Seattle raised over $17,000 for victims of Maui wildfires.

US military responded to Chinese and Russian vessels near Alaska, glacial break causes major flooding in Alaska, and police officer to adopt kitten who was thrown out of car window.

U.S. to send cluster munitions to bolster Ukraine, first Alzheimer's drug to slow disease gets full FDA approval, and never lose your giving heart.

President Biden in a race to reverse voters' pessimism about economy, The lawsuits that could radically reshape how we buy and sell homes forever, and dog finds Boise woman's wedding diamond, months after it went missing.

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.

China "most consequential threat" to U.S. national security, top intelligence official says, Mitch McConnell hospitalized after suffering fall, and twin boys in Ohio help save mom after she has seizure while driving.

White House says no consensus on Covid origin, cyberattack compromised sensitive U.S. Marshals Service data, and New Jersey man walks across US to raise nearly $100K for homeless veterans.

New COVID report gives credence to China lab leak, tornadoes and severe winds strike central US, and take advantage of these new tax credits.

Train-car wheel bearing overheated before Ohio derailment, winter weather brings snow, power outages, and students help out 80-year-old janitor.

Is every gizmo from China a potential weapon? How much of them should we ban? Rick Newman of Yahoo Finance has the story.

Police seek motive for Michigan State University shooting, Ohio cleaning up toxic train derailment as pollution 'plume' moves downstream, and winning with Seinfeld.

Mass Shooting at Michigan State University, U.S. military says it recovers key sensors from downed Chinese balloon, and a Vietnam veteran is making sure others who served aren't forgotten this Valentine's Day.

The latest on the Chinese spy balloon, Mike Pence subpoenaed over 2020 election, and is a $7 million Super Bowl ad worth it.

U.S. military searches for balloon remnants, powerful earthquake strikes Turkey and Syria, and how to send Valentines to kids in hospitals.

Chinese spy balloon tracked over U.S. this week, Texas storms leave hundreds of thousands still without power, and Michigan woman returns $15,000 in cash she found while walking to work.

How is the tech sector dealing with the covid protests in China? Nathan Bomey from Axios gives us a look.

Chinese authorities seek out COVID protesters, President Biden calls on Congress to help avert rail shutdown, and NY sergeant hailed for aiding at 2017 birth helps at another.

Shanghai tightens security after anti-lockdown protests across China, 2 rescued after small plane crashes into power lines in Maryland, and why it's so important to keep investing when stocks are down.

House majority undecided as Democrats keep Senate control, President Biden meets with China's Xi Jinping, and when it pays to sleep on the job.

At least 8 dead in wake of flooding, power outages in eastern Kentucky, how pessimistic Americans could worry the economy into recession, and are you entitled to compensation if your flight is delayed. Sponsored by NordPass, go to NordPass.com/GORDON or use code GORDON at checkout!

Speculation over whether President Biden will run again heats up, military plane carrying 39 tons of baby formula arrives in U.S, and these 5 used cars' trade-in values are skyrocketing.

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.

Dealing with China is a large part of President Biden's infrastructure plan. Jerry Seib from Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.