Новости за 05.03.2018

Sam Nunberg, a former aide to President Trump, has been subpoenaed by Robert Mueller’s special council. However, Nunberg says he refuses to cooperate, citing he sees no reason to spend hours digging up emails of his from 2015 that are requested. He...

Jared Kushner’s security clearance was downgraded last week, but how might that affect his role in Mideast peace negotiations? Former U.S. Ambassador to Israel, Daniel Kurtzer, discusses the possible changes President Trump’s son-in-law may face when

From time to time, Trump's conspiracy theories are outrageous in offensive ways, but this latest missive is more pitiful than infuriating.

Former U.S. attorney in New Jersey, Paul Fishman, speaks with MSNBC’s Katy Tur about reports about campaign officials saying that the special counsel is asking for docs on Trump.

Alan Gomez, Immigration Reporter for USA Today, discusses the next possible steps for thousands of DREAMers counting on Congress to act on President Trump's DACA 'deadline': "They're pushing hard to keep this in the spotlight".

NBC's Andrea Mitchell discusses with former U.S. ambassador Daniel Shapiro about the significance of President Trump's meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in Washington.

Mark McLarty, former White House Chief of Staff for President Clinton, speaks about the complexities of trade and how now the economy exists on a global scale.

MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle breaks down President Trump’s tariff plan and how he is using that as leverage to renegotiate NAFTA.

American politicians should probably avoid describing late-night talk-show hosts as being part of a national "danger."

In light of Women’s History month we are honoring Jane Addams, the first American woman to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1931.

President Trump is set to meet with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, but both leaders will meet in the shadow of scandal. Stephanie Ruhle explains what the Israeli Prime Minister is accused of back home.

Today's inspirational woman won more than an Oscar last night -- she secured the show's most memorable speech, too. Frances McDormand brought the house down when she accepted the best actress award for her role in "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing,...

White House aides are telling the Washington Post 'These are the darkest days in at least half a year.’ MSNBC’s Stephanie Ruhle discusses the reported chaos and disorder inside the West Wing with Ret. Army General Barry McCaffrey and Bill Kristol, founder

Today's installment of campaign-related news items from across the country.

According to a report by The New York Times, the State Department has not spent any of the $120 million it had been allocated since late 2016 to address U.S. election meddling. NBC’s Ken Dilanian expands on the details.

Recent White House assurances about U.S. efforts to combat Russian cyber-attacks suddenly look a whole lot worse.

Donald Trump's EPA chief is on record rejecting evolution. Given his responsibilities, that's a problem.

NBC's Ron Allen reports on why teachers continue to strike after the state senate tried to change their pay deal.

Incumbent Texas land commissioner George P. Bush is being challenged by three difference candidates in the upcoming Republican primary. NBC’s Vaughn Hillyard reports on the status of the Bush family dynasty and the role President Trump has played in the

Stephanie Ruhle breaks down President Trump’s tariff plan and her panel: The Washington Post’s Philip Rucker, GOP Strategist Evan Siegfried, and Princeton University Professor Eddie Glaude weigh in.

Why is Donald Trump opposed to his own administration's #1 infrastructure priority? Because Sen. Chuck Schumer supports the project.

In honor of Women’s History Month, we are highlighting Carrie Chapman Catt, a school teacher turned activist who worked for equal voting rights.

Keeping track of gun violence in this country. According to The Trace, there have been 9,353 incidents of gun violence in the U.S. this year.

It's getting easier to believe Trump World's pre-election payment to a porn star was not entirely legal.

The New Yorker's Jane Mayer reports on how Christopher Steele became involved investigating Donald Trump's ties to Russia and how he learned the Clintons were tied to the firm employing him.