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'Journal Editorial Report's' biggest misses of 2018 The Wall Street Journal panel recaps the biggest blunders of the year.

The Trump presidency, year two: The highs and lows of the president's second year in office From the contentious confirmation of his second Supreme Court justice to a trade war with China, 'Journal Editorial Report' looks at the administration's biggest accomplishments and setbacks in 2018.

Charlie Kirk: Young people are not opposed to conservative ideas, they are never exposed to them in the first place Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, Turning Point USA communications director Candace Owens and former Trump 2016 national spokesperson Katrina Pierson weigh in on Trump’s level of appeal to young voters.

What can President Trump do to continue to positively impact the economy in 2019? Republican Rep. Darrell Issa, former Trump 2016 campaign manager Corey Lewandowski and former Trump 2016 deputy campaign manager David Bossie weigh in on the highs and lows of the 2018 U.S. economy.

Defense Dept. says US troop withdrawal from Syria is ‘deliberate, well thought-out’ The Department of Defense on Friday tweeted about the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria, saying that it was a carefully planned and organized maneuver.

Trump: I'm 'in the White House waiting' for Dems to negotiate on protracted shutdown President Trump on Saturday said he was in the White House waiting for Democrats to come to the table to negotiate funding for a wall on the southern border as a way to end the partial government shutdown -- an impasse now entering its second week.

Rep. Dan Kildee: Political leaders feel like they are being punished for compromising, this has to come to an end Michigan Democrat Rep. Dan Kildee weighs in on the need for compromise for border security funding.

Clashes between supporters of Bangladesh's ruling party and its opponents killed at least four people and wounded nearly a dozen on Sunday, a government official and police said, as the country voted in a general election marred by claims of vote rigging. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2Tjyk9d

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un said he wants to hold more summits with South Korea's Moon Jae-in next year to achieve the goal of denuclearization of the Korean peninsula, Moon's office said on Sunday. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2EXsmIb

Nebraska medical facility says it's monitoring American possibly exposed to Ebola An American who may have potentially been exposed to Ebola while in the Democratic Republic of Congo arrived in Nebraska to be monitored, the medical facility revealed Saturday.

International traveler with measles arrived at New Jersey airport, state health officials say; warn of possible exposure An individual who flew to a New Jersey airport on Christmas Eve has a confirmed case of the measles, health officials said Friday, while warning that others could’ve potentially been exposed.

Vermont fertility doctor accused of using his own sperm to inseminate woman 41 years ago: lawsuit A child conceived in 1977 through artificial insemination was fathered by the fertility doctor who performed the procedure, a new lawsuit claims.

Officials warn about increased flu activity across the country CDC: Colorado, New Mexico and Georgia are seeing especially high levels of influenza-like illnesses; insight from family physician Dr. Jennifer Caudle.

Easy exercises to kick start the New Year and stick with your resolution to get healthy in 2019 Brian Zehetner, director of health and wellness at Planet Fitness, shares simples exercises you can do at the gym.

Vlogger with 'miserable' digestive condition fitted with permanent feeding tube: 'It basically gave me my life back' Hannah Ritchie now needs a feeding back due to her chronic digestive condition.

That's one big baby! Texas mom gives birth to 14-pound, 13-ounce son Maybe everything really is bigger in Texas. At 14 pounds, 13 ounces, the parents of Ali James Medlock were told their son is the heaviest baby ever born at Texas Health Arlington Memorial Hospital near Dallas.

New York resident develops bacterial infection after drinking raw milk from Pennsylvania farm: officials A New York resident has developed a bacterial infection after drinking raw milk that likely came from a farm in Pennsylvania, the New York Department of Health announced this week.

Wild baby boom: Minnesota hospital staff welcomes 32 babies in 2018 There was a serious baby boom in a Minnesota hospital. Thirty-one members of the staff at the St. Cloud Hospital’s Family Birthing Unit in St. Cloud, Minnesota, welcomed a total of 32 babies in 2018 (one had twins).

Kroger recalls shrimp products over possible foodborne illness risk Supermarket chain Kroger is recalling some of its cooked shrimp products after finding the products may be under-cooked.

From fake porn to Facebook scandals, security alerts to Google protests - 2018 was a busy year. from BBC News - Home https://bbc.in/2GJvUQ1

Prince's purple estate and Elvis' honeymoon home: The most talked-about celebrity real-estate listings of 2018 For A-Listers and average Joes alike, the accomplishment of buying or selling a home often marks a major personal and financial milestone.

Clashes between supporters of Bangladesh's ruling party and its opponents killed two people and wounded nearly a dozen on Sunday, a government official and police said, as the country voted in a general election after violence-plagued campaigns. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2GMcPwH

Voting in Democratic Republic of Congo's long-anticipated presidential election got off to a shaky start on Sunday due to torrential rain in the capital and long delays at some polling stations in the east. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2GNauBD

As Indonesia reels from the carnage of yet another natural disaster, authorities around the globe are working on how they can prepare for the kind of freak tsunami that battered coasts west of Jakarta this month. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2EZorL9

France's "yellow vest" demonstrators kept numerous roads across the country blocked on Saturday as groups of protesters marched in city centers, but the anti-government backlash was more dispersed and muted than in previous weeks. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2BKB8VT

Morocco arrested a Swiss national on Saturday in connection with the killing of two Scandinavian women, the counter-terrorism agency said. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2AmZFk9

The Taliban have rejected Kabul's offer of talks next month in Saudi Arabia where the militants, fighting to restore strict Islamic law in Afghanistan, will meet U.S. officials to further peace efforts, a Taliban leader said on Sunday. from Reuters: World News https://reut.rs/2Q7IdVP