Tom Homan investigated for accepting $50,000 from FBI agents. Trump's DOJ shut it down.
The FBI and Justice officials closed the investigation, which a Justice Department appointee had called a “deep state” probe in early 2025.| MSNBC.com
The FBI and Justice officials closed the investigation, which a Justice Department appointee had called a “deep state” probe in early 2025.| MSNBC.com
After several days and contentious rounds of voting, GOP leader Kevin McCarthy has won the speakership of the House after the 15th ballot.| MSNBC.com
Jim Crow-era propaganda often portrayed African Americans as “alligator bait.”| MSNBC.com
A former associate of Trump’s border czar allegedly proposed a $1 million scheme last year that put FBI agents on Homan's trail.| MSNBC.com
Congress faces a looming government shutdown, with funding set to run out in just 10 legislative days unless a new deal is passed. Republicans control both chambers, but Democrats still hold power in the Senate, where 60 votes are needed to move a spending bill. Angelo Carusone, chair and president of Media Matters, and MSNBC political analyst Brendan Buck join The Weeknight to respond to the high-stakes showdown and what it means for both parties.| MSNBC.com
The world has always had trans people, and always will.| MSNBC.com
This new documentary reveals the untold story of Andrew Young — a behind-the-scenes force of the Civil Rights Movement and a giant of international diplomacy.| MSNBC.com
Her contrast with Trump is not ideological, no matter how many news outlets frame it that way.| MSNBC.com
Paramount Skydance hired the anti-woke opinion journalist to run the venerable news organization — giving Trump an ally with a big legacy media platform.| MSNBC.com
The FBI employee was fired on the first day of the government shutdown as President Trump threatened more terminations.| MSNBC.com
It’s easy to get inured to the corruption, but hawking Teslas on the South Lawn was among the most obscene events in White House history.| MSNBC.com
The president isn’t just being accused of trying to weaponize federal law enforcement, he’s now publicly flaunting his corrupt and authoritarian efforts.| MSNBC.com
If you thought Joni Ernst’s “we are all going to die” comments were a problem, the former Senate majority leader made the problem worse.| MSNBC.com
It's not enough for some journalists and influencers to boycott the social media site formerly known as Twitter. Everyone needs to bail on it at once.| MSNBC.com
The House bill, as of now, would trigger massive cuts to the program.| MSNBC.com
Leaders are undertaking an unprecedented campaign to force senior officials off the job.| MSNBC.com
“Democrats have no idea of the cesspool they’re playing in, or what they’re normalizing.”| MSNBC.com
Lessons from previous elections should be grounded in fact rather than mythology.| MSNBC.com
Moves like these should be seen for what they are: power grabs from a president who appears indifferent to institutional limits and the rule of law.| MSNBC.com
“The new model” that the commerce secretary is excited about looks an awful lot like the factory jobs that existed in the 19th century.| MSNBC.com
People who believe the novel coronavirus was the result of a lab experiment don't have any evidence to support their theory.| MSNBC.com
Outside the Oval Office, though, fears of “stagflation” are increasing.| MSNBC.com
The former president was friends with deceased pedophile Jeffrey Epstein and allegedly flew on his plane, but there have been no new revelations about their relationship.| MSNBC.com
The Trump ally urged him to reverse his administration's decision to deny federal aid to her state after deadly storms last month.| MSNBC.com
The head of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division said more than 100 employees decided “they’d rather not do what their job requires them to do.”| MSNBC.com
Trump has announced the far-right, conspiratorial lawyer as his pick to be an assistant attorney general. Her appointment to the role would make a mockery of the concept of civil rights.| MSNBC.com
The disgraceful lack of care she endured was a direct result of Texas’ deadly new abortion law.| MSNBC.com
How a story of personal loss is being used to promote a dangerous and false narrative about the state of crime under the Biden administration.| MSNBC.com
Jorge Mario Bergoglio becoming pope was a singular event, likely not to be repeated in our lifetimes.| MSNBC.com
Redlining and environmental racism worked in tandem to harm Black communities.| MSNBC.com
This legislation addresses four crises facing the country.| MSNBC.com
Black and white Americans seeking mortgages have vastly different experiences.| MSNBC.com
The host of this year's BET Awards warned viewers on multiple occasions about the far-right plan to dismantle and remake the government in Trump's image.| MSNBC.com
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is on the short list for Kamala Harris' running mate, and he's been a lot better for my home state than I had hoped.| MSNBC.com
A viral clip from 2021 shows Donald Trump’s running mate hyping an antidemocratic plan once pushed in Hungary that would give people with children more voting power.| MSNBC.com
Donald Trump's rhetoric about a third presidential term coincides with Democrats arguing that the Republican is hostile toward our political system.| MSNBC.com
Vought has spent years churning out plans for a second Trump administration. Now he's helping drafting the GOP's 2024 platform — and could be White House chief of staff.| MSNBC.com
The GOP platform tries, but fails to hide Trump’s true abortion stance.| MSNBC.com
Ahead of any potential ballot initiatives to enshrine abortion rights in the Ohio constitution, Republicans are trying to raise the passage threshold for constitutional amendments—which has been in place for over 100 years—from a simple majority to 60%. David Pepper joins Chris Hayes to discuss.| MSNBC.com
Stewart’s latest Daily Show episode was an uncomfortable reminder that some things just aren’t funny.| MSNBC.com
Sitting members of Congress aiding and abetting a plot to overthrow the government. Insurrectionists criminally charged with plotting to end American democracy for good. Justice Department prosecutors under crushing political pressure. Rachel Maddow Presents: Ultra is the all-but-forgotten true story of good, old-fashioned American extremism getting supercharged by proximity to power. When extremist elected officials get caught plotting against America with the violent ultra right, this is th...| MSNBC.com
