Paul Seegert, Managing Partner at PCS Advisors, and Gordon Deal discuss what the Johnson & Johnson pause could mean for the fight against the global pandemic.

Will the recent negative press surrounding Johnson & Johnson's pandemic shot make it harder to convince those on the fence? Pharmaceutical Expert Dr. Dean Fanelli joins us with a look.

Police Chief, officer resign in wake of Daunte Wright killing, what could be the ripple effects of the J&J vaccine rollout pause, and 6-year-old gets hero's welcome back to school after completing cancer treatment.

In Knoxville school shooting, student Is killed after firing on police, CDC chief says Michigan should shut things down, and Americans' streaming habits reflect what life will sound like after the pandemic.

Severe storms in the South leave at least 3 dead, thousands without power in Florida, protests erupt after police fatally shoot black man in traffic stop near Minneapolis, and New Jersey server receives almost $2G after customer refuses to tip over pandemic rules.

How the pandemic inoculations were pulled off, moving forward after a loss, and welcome back to the barbershop.

President Biden outlines new gun-control measures, Texas mass shooting leaves at least one dead, others seriously injured, and Florida man drives lawn mower across state on mission to help Habitat for Humanity.

President Biden to unveil gun restrictions, lawyers in Derek Chauvin's trial argue over George Floyd's words, and Texas man runs from Disneyland to Disney World.

Jackie Ducci from Ducci Associates and Gordon Deal discuss some tips on how to take advantage of the accelerating jobs market.

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

Brett Samuels from The Hill explains how the fight over Georgia's new voting laws is further corroding trust in our elections.

The latest attack on the Capitol revealed gaps in security. Bart Jansen from USA Today gives us a look.

Derek Chauvin violated department policies, Minneapolis Police Chief says, GOP sharpens criticism of corporate pushback on GOP voting laws, and tales from the Men's NCAA tournament bubble.

Republicans mobilize for showdown against infrastructure bill, job growth looks take off, and Gonzaga-Baylor is finally happening.

Why ships keep crashing, can being stressed be good for your health, and here come the cicadas.

Supervisor says in trial that Derek Chauvin used force longer than necessary, nobody wants to pay for Biden's build-everything plan, and apps and services helping young stock buyers think long term.

Witnesses in Derek Chauvin trial recount toll of George Floyd's final minutes, journalists allowed inside facility for migrant children at US-Mexico, and Girl Scout breaks cookie-selling record with more than 30,000 boxes sold.

President Joe Biden pushes mask mandate, trial of Derek Chauvin in George Floyd's death opens with clash over evidence, and Texas dog helped fight off knife-wielding home intruder.

Jury to hear opening arguments in Derek Chauvin trial for George Floyd's death, ship blocking Suez Canal is mostly freed, and pets and pet spending during the Pandemic.

How sports helped with the pandemic, why NFT's are the hottest thing in collectibles, and two accidents that nearly killed her motivated this woman to make a 2,190-mile solo hike.

Boulder shooting sparks calls for gun control, North Korea fires ballistic missiles for first time in nearly a year, and 12-year-old donates 200 laptops to students through GoFundMe.

Suspect charged with 10 counts of murder in Boulder shooting, President Biden calls for stronger gun control, and things not to buy with your $1,400 stimulus check.

Colorado supermarket shooter kills 10, including police officer, is an infrastructure plan doable with this Congress, and California teacher sings affirmations ahead of tests to inspire students.

Will work from home outlast the pandemic? Employment attorney Jonathan Bell gives us an update.

Miami beach declares state of emergency to reduce spring break crowds, Homeland Security Secretary defends border policy, and A Virginia restaurant is giving away free meals, no questions asked.