Could businesses follow Krispy Kreme and start offering incentives to people who get the pandemic shot? Nathan Bomey from USA Today takes us behind the headline.

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.

Kevin Johnson from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss how policing could change after the Capitol riot.

Redefining infrastructure is part of the latest plan proposed by the White House. Joey Garrison from USA Today has the story.

Megan Casella from POLITICO gives us a look at what could be excised from Joe Biden's infrastructure plan.

Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance and Gordon Deal discuss how big business always manages to stay one step ahead of the tax code.

Sarah Westwood from the Washington Examiner explains why everyone is wrong about Georgia's new voting laws.

Gordon Deal talks with Rep. Sam Graves(R-MO) about the infrastructure plan and the problems at the southern border.

Aleszu Bajak from USA Today and Gordon deal discuss how the pandemic inoculations were pulled off.

Gordon Deal has a conversation with Rep. Dusty Johnson (R-SD) about guns, the Biden infrastructure plan, and immigration.

After ignoring self-care during the pandemic, people are slowly returning to their barbers and waxers. Rachel Ensign from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

Alice Miranda Ollstein from POLITICO explains how survivors of the pandemic are turning grief into political clout.

Calls are growing to abandon regulations eased under the pandemic. Aaron Zitner from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

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.

License-plate scanners are collecting an immense amount of data. Byron Tau from Wall Street Journal and Gordon Deal discuss how that information is being used.

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

Dan Balz from the Washington Post breaks down why President Joe Biden is heading into a riskier phase of his presidency.

Joe Biden's plan to run for reelection could mean a late start to the primary process for Democratic candidates if he changes his mind by 2024.

President Biden must decide by May 1st whether or not to pull all forces out of Afghanistan, a deal that was struck by former President Trump and the Taliban.

As Georgia Republicans gear up for next year's midterm election, the GOP is growing anxious that former President Trump's influence within the party could undermine critical races.

After the riots at the Capitol companies that manufacture and sell military-grade gear are unsure of how to move forward. Nick Penzenstadler from USA Today and Gordon Deal discuss.

The ultra-conservative Freedom Caucus is at a crossroads. Olivia Beavers from POLITICO has the story.