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February 8, 2023
Phillips was an ally of former Rep. Ted Deutch, but also became a prominent defender of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Foreign Affairs Committee seat last week
February 7, 2023
Janine Kornaker said she has been waiting almost two years to get paid by unemployment, but the wait seems to be over after she contacted 7 Problem Solvers
February 7, 2023
Away from the margins, says Rep. Josh Gottheimer (D-NJ), Congress is doing its job
February 6, 2023
Just like everything else, inflation is driving up the price of driving. 2 News Oklahoma Problem Solvers found cost increases an average of nearly 14%.
February 5, 2023
Down to earth. the u.s. shoots down a suspected chinese spy balloon monitoring u.s. military sites. >> i told them to shoot it down. >> what specifically was the chinese government looking for? how might the incident affect the u.s.-china relationship? vice chair on the senate intelligence committee marco rubio joins me ahead. making his case. president biden gears up to address a divided congress. >> the state of the union and the state of our economy is strong. >> ahead of the suspected 2024...
February 3, 2023
Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales is challenging conservatives with a rare call for nuance: "We can't just throw bombs and rhetoric and expect people to reelect us."
February 2, 2023
Consumer advocates say people often get duped when they buy or sell items online. A Kent County man sold a PlayStation 5 to someone who paid with fake cash.
February 2, 2023
Who’s going to steer away from the cliff? Inquiring minds in Congress, on Wall Street and across the country want to know. Here are some answers.
January 30, 2023
Bret Mandell found his lost car a month after he abandoned it in the blizzard, thanks to a 7 Problem Solvers viewer
January 28, 2023
Henrico Superintendent Dr. Amy Cashwell called a recent string of school threats across the district "really alarming" and discussed the district's plans to address rising youth violence.