Can retirees help solve the labor shortage? Paul Davidson of USA Today has details.

States are finding ways to spend Covid relief money on anything but the economic effects of the virus. Sarah Westwood from the Washington Examiner takes us behind the headline.

U.S. weighs sanctions on Russia energy flows, White House unveils new Covid strategy for next phase of pandemic, and simple rules for cushioning yourself against inflation.

Since COVID, more Americans have moved to southern States to work from home. Terry Collins of USA Today has the story.

MarketWatch's Lukas Alpert breaks down some of the most outrageous pandemic relief scams.

The Omicron Olympics face the ultimate test Tina Reed from Axios explains

Amy Zimmerman an HR Expert explains how companies are navigating the ever-changing landscape of Covid rules.

Kyle Bagenstose from USA Today explains how scientists are using your sewage to predict the end of the COVID surge.

Retail worker moral is hitting an all-time low as they deal with more than the omicron variant. Sapna Maheshwari from the New York Times has the story.

Study estimates omicron patients at 'substantially reduced risk' than delta patients, how do you get the courage to join the Great Resignation, and should you warm up your car in winter.

President Biden endorses filibuster rule changes if necessary to pass voting legislation, all 17 victims of Bronx apartment fire died of smoke inhalation, and family uses detective skills to track down stolen show dog.

White House pushes back on criticism of isolation guidance, Ghislaine Maxwell found guilty in Epstein sex-abuse case, and a guide to the College Football Playoff semifinals.

U.S. daily record for Covid-19 cases Is broken, former Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid dies at age 82, and NFL Hall of Fame coach, broadcasting icon John Madden dies.

CDC cuts guidance on isolation period for Covid-19, can you stop your boss from monitoring your work from home computer, and UPS employee's act of kindness goes viral.

Omicron pushes daily Covid-19 cases higher, how 5G could make a mess of your next flight, and even a tornado can't keep Santa Claus from visiting Kentucky kids.

Democrats decided to break President Biden administration's COVID strategy. Sarah Westwood from Washington Examiner has the story.

House approves increase in debt ceiling, U.S. Covid-19 deaths top 800,000, and Kentucky man stays positive with his piano after a tornado destroyed his home.

What can we do to make the pandemic more manageable? Elizabeth Weise from USA Today joined Gordon Deal with a look.

600 more Homeland Security agents sent to Del Rio, Texas, amid Haitian migrant crisis, Pfizer says its COVID-19 vaccine works for kids ages 5 to 11, and Florida woman's lost dog turns up on Facebook nearly a year later.

It's getting harder to find COVID-19 tests. Ken Alltucker from USA Today explains how the Delta variant is putting a strain on supply.

Workers' anxiety grows as Delta casts a shadow, how watching sports makes us happier, healthier, and we live in a golden age of dinosaur chicken nuggets.

Fires continue to rage, Florida leads U.S. in the latest pandemic cases, and it is time to resharpen your B.S. detector.

President Biden hits crunch time on vaccinations, Team USA newcomers who benefited from the delay of the Olympics, and the rookie crawfish cooks who are not ready for primetime.

Gas stations report shortages as pipeline shutdown drags on, death toll grows to at least 40 as violence escalates between Israel, Hamas, and kids boost their pandemic earnings by doing more chores and selling toys on eBay.

E.U. set to let vaccinated U.S. tourists visit this summer, foreign powers begin jockeying over control of Afghanistan, and drivers won't stop speeding.