The stock market has seen a record-breaking ascent this year. But who is actually making money off the boom? Rich people, who are more likely to own stocks, as well as those who live in Democratic states.
Margaret Sullivan, media columnist for The Washington Post, found herself in a much smaller newsroom recently when she made a trip to Alabama to see for herself how local media was covering Roy Moore's Senate race against Democrat, Doug Jones.
After students protest, some Republicans House members want to make sure a tax on graduate student tuition waivers is not included in the final version of the bill.
The stock price plunged 20% premarket for American Outdoor Brands, the gun company that owns Smith & Wesson, as quarterly profit dropped 90% and sales fell 36% year-to-year.
The economy is adding jobs at a healthy clip and unemployment remains low. But workers are still not seeing a big bump in their take home pay. Wages continue to rise at a stubbornly low rate. When will that change?