Major media outlets, including Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s former employer Fox News, have refused to sign his new Pentagon press policy. Former Board Member of the Pentagon Press Association Barbara Starr, “Status” founder and writer Oliver Darcy, and retired U.S. Army Lt. General Mark Hertling join Alex Witt to weigh in.
The Supreme Court is hearing arguments today for a Louisiana case that could upend the Voting Rights Act. The justices will weigh whether states can consider race while drawing new districts. NYU School of Law Constitutional Law Professor Richard Pildes and civil rights attorney Charles Coleman, Jr. join Alex Witt to explain more.
It’s extraordinarily unusual for a sitting member of Congress to be hit with a restraining order, but Republican Rep. Cory Mills is a special kind of lawmaker.
Florida’s knockoff of Donald Trump’s inefficient Department of Government Efficiency appears to be following the playbook of its namesake, using dodgy math and antidemocratic principles to target liberals on nakedly political grounds
Teachers in Chicago are speaking out and criticizing immigration enforcement taking place near schools, saying the operations are disrupting classes and traumatizing children. New footage taken by an area teachers shows immigration enforcement removing two women from a car and taking them into custody. The Morning Joe panel discusses.
For JD Vance to suggest it’s “pearl clutching” to condemn those who were part of a racist group chat says a great deal about the vice president’s judgment.