Hurricane Isaias makes landfall in Southern North Carolina, Congressional Democrats, White House cite progress in talks on coronavirus bill, and new Wisconsin Justice sworn in during 100-mile ultramarathon.

Alex Swoyer from The Washington Times explores the divide that the Defund the Police movement has created among Democrats, as Kamala Harris and Val Demings-the leading candidates to become Joe Biden's vice president pick-take bolder stances than the candidate himself.

Top health officials emphasize testing before easing lockdowns, House Democrats release $3 trillion bill to respond to coronavirus, and places to get free, professional financial advice now.

David Siders from POLITICO breaks down how the coronavirus is rewiring the Republican and Democratic parties.

Can Donald Trump and his Democratic rivals work together for the greater good? Gordon Deal and The Washington Times' Dave Boyer take an in-depth look.

Bernie Sanders is eyeing Michigan as a must-win in today's primaries. Jonathan Easley from The Hill takes us behind the numbers.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance and Gordon Deal discuss what Democratic voters are really looking for this election season.

U.S. coronavirus death toll climbs to six, moderate Democrats consolidate around Joe Biden ahead of Super Tuesday, and Pennsylvania women find out they're sisters after 17 years of friendship.

Pete Buttigieg ends Democratic presidential bid, coronavirus cases mount as second person dies in U.S., and how scammers could use coronavirus scare to steal your money.

Democratic voters are having a hard time finding a candidate to identify with. Donna Isbell Walker from the Greenville News joins us with the story.

Democrats take aim at Michael Bloomberg at latest debate, two Diamond Princess cruise ship passengers die from coronavirus, and how did driver Ryan Newman survive that NASCAR crash at Daytona.

Maureen Groppe from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss why some Democrats are worried that Bernie Sanders can't be stopped.

Joey Garrison from USA Today previews Elizabeth Warren's plans to rebound in the Democratic primaries after earning just nine percent of the vote in New Hampshire.

Coronavirus deaths, cases leap in China, Democrats demand probe of President Trump's role in Roger Stone case, and get in your application to be an astronaut.

Democrats make last pitches in New Hampshire, coronavirus death toll surges as fears grow for Chinese economy, and social media linked to mental distress in teenagers.

Aaron Zitner from The Wall Street Journal examines stagnant polling numbers on President Trump throughout the impeachment trial.

Suburban Democrats are trying to stage a political takeover in Iowa. Robert Samuels from the Washington Post has the story.

Iowa caucus results delayed by apparent app issue, coronavirus cases rise above 20,000 in China, and texting and scrolling on touchscreens has sent pedestrian injuries soaring by 800 percent.

The Huffington Post's Kevin Robillard explains why the average age of voters will matter most in determining the winner of Monday's Iowa caucuses.

New rules for counting votes at the Iowa caucuses have people worried about an unclear result Monday night. Natasha Korecki from Politico explains how the new method could allow multiple candidates to declare victory.

One part of presidential primary polling that has remained consistent is Joe Biden's support from black Democrats. Joshua Jamerson from The Wall Street Journal examines the reasons why.

The biggest swing county in Iowa is small, rural Howard County. With the Iowa caucuses a week away, John McCormick from The Wall Street Journal describes the mood of voters there.

Democrats say abuse of power warrants President's removal, China shuts down transport, temples as virus death toll rises to 25, and younger generations are lonelier and social media doesn't help.

Bernie Sanders is riding a wave of momentum into the 2020 election. Joey Garrison from USA Today explains why his camp thinks this time he can win.

David Siders from POLITICO explains why distress seems to be hanging over Iowa as Democrats try to decide which candidate has the best chance of defeating President Trump.