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.

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.

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

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.

Author and "future of work" expert Dan Schawbel shares findings from his new study that looks at the wide-ranging impacts that working from home has had on employees.

Paul Seegert, who previously served as a Russian intelligence analyst in the US Army, analyzes a Wall Street Journal report that says Russia is working to undermine confidence in American- and European-produced shots.

Representative Haley Stevens (D-MI) joins the show to talk about why she supports the American Rescue Plan, the latest pandemic relief bill that is moving through Congress.

Representative David Schweikert (R-AZ) joins the show to talk about why he dislikes the American Rescue Plan, the latest pandemic relief bill that is moving through Congress.

Pandemic aid bill heads back to House after Senate vote, calls grow for NY Governor Andrew Cuomo to resign, and a Pennsylvania town surprised its UPS driver with a $1,000 gift.

Unprecedented numbers of students have disappeared during the pandemic, where have all the work friends gone, and we have become a nation of video streamers during the pandemic.

Senate advances Democrats' pandemic relief aid bill, NY Governor Cuomo advisers altered report on nursing-home deaths, and veteran leaves home for first time in 2 years after volunteers build wheelchair ramp.

House cancels Thursday session after security agencies cite risk of new violence, Gov. Andrew Cuomo says he won't resign, and a good boy gets reunited with his owner.

What will the approval of the J&J vaccine mean for the immunization effort, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo responds to sex-harassment claims, and A troop made up of homeless girls is on a mission to sell Girl Scout cookies in all 50 states.

Why grandparents can't find inoculations, loneliest class in Congress wonders how to make friends, and fast-food fans demand return of old favorites.

President Biden orders U.S. airstrike targeting Iran-backed militia, GOP mayors embrace pandemic relief plan, and complaints against airlines and travel agencies hit record high.

More ice and snow could be on its way to an already battered US, President Biden optimistic US will be in 'very different circumstance' with pandemic by Christmas, and what are the insurance implications of working from home.

People are finding ways to skip the vaccine waiting list, rethinking the sustainable electric automobile, and why new investors bought stock during the pandemic.

Recapping the second day of impeachment hearings, CDC recommends double masks to help protect against pandemic, and Florida kindergartener reunites with military mom.

Betsy McKay from The Wall Street Journal looks at a troubling obstacle that the nationwide shot rollout has encountered: skeptics of the jab are joining with anti-maskers in the name of "health freedom."

Charisse Jones from USA Today details the struggle that ex-convicts are experiencing as they try to find employment during the pandemic.

Jim Carlton from The Wall Street Journal looks at the struggles that older Americans are facing as they try to schedule appointments to get the jab.

Aaron Zitner from The Wall Street Journal examines the significant partisan pressure at play in the split Senate, where Democrats are ready to move forward with a pandemic relief bill without Republican support.

Myles Udland from Yahoo! Finance takes a look at recent data indicating that the U.S. economy is performing than expected with more reasons to be hopeful for the future.

President Biden presses case for large aid package, ghost kitchens find a home in empty hotels, and Washington state church raises $300,000 to wipe away medical burden for families.