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Gen Z is embracing their inner mallrat, Kate King from the Wall Street Journal has the story.

Iran strikes Tel Aviv with cluster warheads in retaliation for killing of security chief, Senate votes to take up Trump’s voting bill, and woman with cerebral palsy asks for help attending prom. 

There is a new status symbol taking over the internet. Charles Passy from MarketWatch has the story.

Scott Waldman from POLITICO joined America's First News to explain why oil prices won't snap back from Iran war.

President Trump's is muddling the GOP's midterm messaging. Mike Lillis from The Hill breaks down the headline. 

President Trump has conflicting messages on the Strait of Hormuz, five reasons oil prices won't snap back from Iran war, and two gas station workers pull 36-hour shift to help their community during blizzard.

Ray Smith from the Wall Street Journal is reminding finance bros, don't dress better than your boss.

Higher prices are taking a toll on already overwhelmed Americans. Betty Lin-Fisher from the USA Today takes us behind the headline. 

The GOP are largely unfazed by the economic fallout from the war with Iran. Ramsey Touchberry from the Washington Examiner has the story.

Oil industry warns Trump administration that fuel crunch will likely worsen, the GOP isn't fazed by your concerns over economic fallout, and video of elderly DoorDash driver sparks over $850K to help him go back into retirement.

How AI is turbocharging the war in Iran, surging oil costs pour fuel on the return-to-office debate, and the airport bar is back.

FBI investigating Michigan synagogue attack as targeted act of violence, Army Officer killed in university attack, and yo-yo dieting may actually be good for you.

Six vessels attacked in Gulf, Strait of Hormuz as war puts merchant ships on front lines, the race to seize on lower tariffs has businesses rushing in shipments, and how to save money on gas when prices rise.

How much more pain at the pump could Americans be in for? Patrick DeHaan from GasBuddy gives us a look.

On today's Mike Drop, why were 20 contestants in a beauty pageant disqualified.

Iran war rages as Pentagon says about 140 U.S. service members wounded overall, Democrats demand Hegseth and Rubio testify, and how much more pain at the pump could Americans be in for.

Moving back into your childhood home may not be the money saver you hoped for. Martha C. White from Money.com explains.

Does travel insurance cover war? Charles Passy from MarketWatch takes us behind the headline.

What can we expect from the price of gas as war with Iran rages on? Oil and Gas expert Jay Young joined America's First News with a look.

President Trump says Iran war will end very soon, Democrats vow to shut down Senate over Iran conflict, and exercise triggers memory-related brain ‘ripples’ in humans.

What are forecasters expecting from the 2026 hurricane season? Doyle Rice from USA Today has the story.

Memoirs from potential presidential candidates shed light on their 2028 strategy. Emily Hallas from the Washington Examiner gives us a look. 

A new study shows that 34% of Americans are house poor. Kate Wood from Nerdwallet has the findings.

Iran picks Supreme Leader’s son to run country, airports see hourslong delays due to TSA shortages, and difficult people in your life might make you age faster.

Could regime change work in Iran, 39% of employees say they have cried at work, and in this Minnesota city, it’s tradition to line up for ice cream even when it’s 6 degrees.