WSJ This Morning

First U.S. omicron case is California patient, charges filed in Michigan school shooting that left 4 dead, and man recovering from open heart surgery wins $1M prize after getting lottery tickets in get-well card.

Shooter kills three in Michigan school, Supreme Court to hear landmark abortion case this week, and wrong-number text gets high school team a video call with the Buccaneers.

CDC says everyone 18 and older should get booster due to Omicron variant, Federal judge blocks Biden vaccine mandate for health care workers, and does christmas music stress you out.

Omicron variant is reported in more countries as officials grapple with how to respond, President Biden is risking an oil-price war, and how to protect yourself on Cyber Monday.

What affect has the pandemic had on people struggling with addiction, how to protect yourself shopping online, and why that 'free' supermarket turkey isn't really free.

Four ways holiday shopping has changed since the pandemic began, how cheesecake to go saved the Cheesecake Factory, and things NOT to buy on Black Friday.

Happy Thanksgiving - Teachers are finding pandemic tech has changed their jobs forever, restaurants and hotels push back against the uptick in customer tantrums, and how your deep-fried Thanksgiving turkey could ruin your holiday.

Wisconsin parade attack suspect's bail draws questions as investigations begin into tragedy, Thanksgiving travelers will face high gas prices, and high school construction class builds bus stop shelter to protect student who uses wheelchair.

Wisconsin Christmas-parade suspect charged with homicide, what can be done about rising gas prices heading into Thanksgiving weekend, and what airlines owe you when flights are canceled.

SUV plows into crowd, killing at least five people, California police seek 80 suspects in flash-mob department store robbery, and Wichita State University basketball star goes viral after helping clean arena following game.

Frustrated retail workers say they're getting overloaded with work due to chronic understaffing, out-of-stock signs won't deter online shoppers during holidays, and California ranks as worst state for drivers.

House set to approve $2 trillion social spending and climate bill, defense attorneys rest their cases at Arbery death trial, and Vietnam veteran recognized for his service 50 years later.

In Arbery murder trial, defendant Travis McMichael takes the stand, House votes to censure GOP Rep. Paul Gosar over violent video, is now a good time to refinance your mortgage.

Jury in Rittenhouse trial ends first day without a verdict, Pfizer submits Covid-19 pill for FDA authorization and the best and worst states for drivers

President Biden signs $1 trillion infrastructure bill into law, jury in Kyle Rittenhouse trial begins deliberations Tuesday, and how to shore up your finances so you're ready for the next natural disaster.

Death toll from Houston concert stampede rises to 10, Virginia emerging as ground zero in battle for House majority, and the features buyers want most and least in a new car.

How Baylor steered lower-income parents to debt they couldn't afford, what is Aaron Rodgers' future as an endorser, and teddy bear lost in Glacier park returned to 6-year-old girl.

Appeals court delays release of Trump records to the House, Prosecutors want jury to consider lesser charges in U.S. teen Rittenhouse's murder trial, and 13-year-old boy granted a "Make-A-Wish" uses it to feed the homeless every month for a year.

President Biden says inflation is "worrisome" in speech at Port of Baltimore, Federal judge refuses Trump request to block Jan. 6 records, and Veterans Day facts.

Crowd surge wasn't mentioned in Astroworld operational plan, January 6 committee issues 10 more subpoenas, and Maine lobsterman finds ultra-rare 'cotton candy' lobster.

Houston's police chief spoke with Travis Scott about safety before a deadly crowd surge, DOJ asks federal appeals court to lift temporary order blocking Covid-19 vaccine mandate, and no more Elf on the Shelf, Georgia judge orders.

Houston officials worried about crowd control before Travis Scott took the stage, Murphy's narrow win in New Jersey does little to ease Democratic anxieties, and toxic positivity is very real.

Parents are ready to get the kids vaccinated and head out on vacation, dealing with the end of daylight savings, and why are we all triggered so easily these days.

U.S. sets January 4 vaccination deadline for big private employers, White House softens Biden's opposition to family separation settlements, and brace yourself for holiday travel.

President Biden urges swift action as Democrats scramble to deflect voter anger, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy wins tight election race, and what's the best month for stocks.

GOP win big in Virginia, push to disband Minneapolis police fails, and Atlanta Braves win World Series for the first time since 1995.

EPA moves to limit methane emissions from oil and gas production, early voting hits record high in Virginia ahead of dead-heat governor's race, and eating pumpkin may help you look younger and lose weight.

Global climate talks face hurdles after G-20 nations struggle to find common ground, White House press secretary Jen Psaki says she has COVID-19, and ways to donate unwanted Halloween candy to a good cause.

U.S. Covid-19 battle turns a corner as borders open to foreign travelers, with ongoing supply shortages, Halloween fans conjure up their own costumes, the oldest managerial matchup ever.

What's in and what's out of the Biden framework, Facebook changes company name to Meta in focus on metaverse, and when is a kid too old to trick-or-treat.

Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine for young kids backed by FDA, gunman in Idaho shopping mall shooting spree dies of injuries, and Steelers' Najee Harris helps renovate California homeless shelter

New York, New Jersey declare emergencies as California 'bomb cyclone' storms move east, President Biden hopeful Democrats can reach spending deal before he attends climate summit, and dads find creative way to combat violence at Louisiana high school.

Bomb cyclone, atmospheric river blasts West Coast, President Biden pares back policy goals in search of a deal, and New York City has become a testing ground for ultrafast delivery.

Will delays keep movie watchers out of theaters, why homeowners may want to consider refinancing quickly, and the incredible disappearing hotel breakfast.

President Biden backs down on corporate tax hikes, open to altering filibuster, Congress eyes teenagers driving tractor-trailers to solve supply chain backups, and new car loans are easier to get now than cars.

President Biden pushes infrastructure in Pennsylvania as Democrats try to seal deal, Nikolas Cruz pleads guilty to 2018 Parkland school massacre, and retired FBI executive assistant director helps community cope with bus driver shortage.

Jan. 6 committee recommends contempt charge for Steve Bannon, what you should know about mix and match vaccine boosters, and America is running out of everything because Americans are buying so much stuff.

Colin Powell, former Secretary of State and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, dies at 84, DOJ asks Supreme Court to block Texas abortion law, and the products that may be hard to find amid supply chain disruptions.

Group of 16 Americans and a Canadian, including five children, kidnapped in Haiti, Buttigieg says supply chain crisis will continue into next year, and tips to save on your groceries.

Covid vaccines for US children are coming but challenge will be persuading parents, what businesses can do to attract and keep employees, and a horror buff offers scary movie recommendations by phone.

Texas abortion restrictions can continue during litigation, what you need to know about the supply chain bottleneck, and how to earn donuts just for watching the "Simpsons."

The Biden administration is looking for ways to ease supply chain issues, what businesses can do to attract and keep employees, and real 'Squid Game' tournaments are being hosted around the world.

The Biden administration to ease travel restrictions at border crossings, House approves extension of debt ceiling into December, and firefighter reads to girl who just survived car crash.

Texas Governor bans Covid-19 vaccine mandates for employees, small plane crash near San Diego leaves at least two dead, and why oil and gasoline prices are climbing higher.

3 arrested after shootout at Minnesota bar leaves 1 dead, at least 14 injured, U.S. Navy engineer, wife charged with selling submarine secrets, and Michigan police help elderly man set up new TV after pulling him over for speeding.

How businesses can deal with angry customers and staffing shortages, how scammers are trapping those who are hunting for jobs, and teachers are finding pandemic tech has changed their jobs forever.

Debt-limit bill passes Senate, heads to House, flooding turns deadly in Alabama, and how teens are spending their time and money.

Federal judge blocks Texas abortion law, Democrats look to make debt ceiling a winning issue, and why you shouldn't speak when you get a robocall.

Facebook whistleblower's testimony builds momentum for tougher tech laws, how America's polarized politics produced Democrats' internal fight, and cliff diver's lost wedding ring returned.

President Biden says Republican stonewalling on debt ceiling risks U.S. default, California Governor Gavin Newsom declares state of emergency over oil spill, and a healthy way to fall asleep more quickly.