Find out how fast food chains fight to keep value meals underneath $10 on This Morning with Gordon Deal.

Netlix has a new record to be amazed at! KPop Demon Hunters has become the streaming service's most watched movie ever. Find out how from the Wall Street Journal's Ben Fritz.

Marketwatch's Aditi Shrikant speaks to This Morning's Gordon Deal about how to spend between $5,000 to $10,000 on travel without overspending.

Learn more about a baseball organist who still performs for the Chicago White Sox on This Morning with Gordon Deal.

As expenses rise, many are going for DIY home improvement. Owen Tucker-Smith from the Wall Street Journal gives us a look.

Goodluck buying a new car. Gordon Deal has the story.

Aris Folley from The Hill joined America's First News explains what is happening as public media braces for Trump cuts. 

Heavy furniture tariffs could be heading for your dining room table. Trade Attorney Michelle Schulz breaks down the new tariff landscape.

A group of teens saved a good-boy from a burning house. Gordon Deal has the story.

Can you trust AI for financial advice? Peter Grieve from Money.com joined America's First News with a look.

Meet the Democrat who Republicans fear in red-state America. John McCormick from the Wall Street Journal takes us behind the headline.

What does the U.S./EU trade deal mean for the American consumer? Gerson Gibbs from Belite Capital joined America's First News with a look.

Confidence goes out the window when that first college tuition bill arrives. Jessica Dickler from CNBC takes us behind the headline.

Want to know how much it'll cost for a medical procedure? It all depends on the hospital. Ken Alltucker from USA Today gives us a look.

Is it all theater? Residents want to know why high crime areas aren't being prioritized by the White House's takeover of DC. Vera Bergengruen from the Wall Street Journal as the story.

Clare Ansberry from the Wall Street Journal explains why homeownership may be going the way of the phonograph.

On today's Mike Drop, a boss isn't the hero he thinks he is.

The reality of where things stand on the Ukraine battlefield. Mike Brest from the Washington Examiner takes us behind the headline.

Car insurance could be falling back in line. Rick Newman from Yahoo! Finance explains. 

It's possible to be bumped from a plane but, can you be bumped from a cruise? Nathan Diller from USA Today has the story.

Andrew Keshner from MarketWatch joined America's First News to break down the truth about no tax on tips.

Forget the strained carrots, baby wants meat. Andrea Petersen from the Wall Street Journal explains.  

On today's Mike Drop, a maid-of-honor doesn't know when to wrap it up. 

Autistic people are seeing the downside of chatbots. Julie Jargon from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Megan Leonhardt from Barrons explains why you need to stop blaming AI if your college grad cant find work.