Rev. Al: For too long, Democrats have allowed their opposition to define them
Joe panel discusses NYT reporting on how Democrats are grappling with how to stand up for diversity and defend groups that have come under fire from the Trump WH.
'Doesn't get more mean-spirited': Sen. Klobuchar slams cutting billions in biomedical research funding
The Trump administration is cutting billions of dollars in biomedical research funding, and Sen. Amy Klobuchar, D-Minn., ...
Joe: Courts, not a vice president, determine the outlines of a president's authority
A federal judge on Friday paused a midnight deadline for the U.S. Agency for International Development to be stripped down to ...
'Early indications' White House non-compliant with orders from federal judges
The New York Times' Mattathias Schwartz joins Morning Joe to discuss 'A Guide to the Lawsuits Against the Trump Executive ...
Trump ‘enjoys’ the ‘toughness, cruelty’ of mass deportations: Seneca Project Co-founder
Part of President Trump’s mass deportation plans involve using the facilities of Guantánamo Bay to hold undocumented immigrants. Meanwhile, some Google searches for ICE raids display years-old ...
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Top 10 Marketing Agencies Transforming Business Growth in 2025
It’s a common scenario when businesses need to decide if they should do all of their PR and marketing in-house or hire an ...
ChatGPT's search engine is now open for anyone to use
Just a heads up, if you buy something through our links, we may get a small share of the sale. It's one of the ways we keep ...
Guatemalan president discusses agreement to accept more deported migrants from the U.S.
In an exclusive interview with NBC News' Julia Ainsley, Guatemalan President Bernardo Arévalo said he agreed to take migrants ...
Casey DeSantis considers running for Florida governor amid push from top donors
Republican donors at a gathering last week in Palm Beach County openly discussed the prospect of Casey DeSantis' running for ...
'It’s madness to do this': Former USAID admin. slams cuts to staff
The U.S. Agency of International Development is expected to be reduced to about 290 workers from the more than 5,000 foreign service officers, civil servants and personal service contractors it ...
House cracks down on fentanyl, passing bill elevating it to Schedule I drug
The House on Thursday passed legislation with Democratic support that would lead to harsher sentences for fentanyl ...
'A little bit lighter': January jobs report weaker than expected
Job creation was weaker than expected in January, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Friday. Nonfarm payrolls rose by a ...