Новости за 27.08.2018

A record number of women have entered politics since the election of President Trump, but effort could see history being made in the state of Nevada.

Rick Davis, John McCain’s former presidential campaign manager and a family spokesman, read the senator’s final words to the nation at a press conference today. White House Chief of Staff under President George W. Bush, Andy Card, and Mack McLarty, former

Small businesses including ice cream shop Sweet Jesus and a popular Portland chain Voodoo Doughnut are being targeted by conspiracy theorists with false accusations. The shops have been receiving menacing comments on their social media accounts along...

Jon Meacham, Presidential Historian, explains what John McCain's death means for America - both spiritually and physically: "You had someone that transcended party… he did have this capacity to actually call them as he saw them. That’s something that’s

Andy Card, White House Chief of Staff under President George W. Bush, reflects on the former President's relationship with John McCain.

As we remember Arizona Senator John McCain, who passed away on Saturday after a battle with brain cancer, his old friend and fellow Vietnam P.O.W. Major General John Borling joins Ali Velshi to share his memories of McCain.

As investigators in Jacksonville, Florida, search for the motive behind the state’s latest deadly shooting, Ali Velshi takes a closer look at Florida’s gun laws and just how easy it is to get a firearm.

President Trump reportedly nixed a White House statement praising Senator John McCain as a hero. Watch Ali Velshi remind the president about all the reasons why John McCain is a hero.

Two people were killed and 11 more injured when a gamer opened fire at a Madden tournament in Jacksonville, Florida. Watch Ali Velshi speak with two survivors who hid under tables and chairs to avoid gunfire.

"Under your leadership, the Bureau has abandoned the very consumers it is tasked by Congress with protecting," Frotman told to Mulvaney on his way out the door.

Former Defense Secretary William Cohen and Mark Salter - a longtime speechwriter to Senator McCain, a former senior adviser to his 2008 presidential campaign and co-author

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

The "lion" mantle is simply waiting for someone to pick it up and be worthy of the title.

The flags at the White House have returned to full staff after being lowered to honor the death of John McCain.

The more Trump looks at all polling data through an ego-boosting lens, the more he fails to realize when it's time to change course.

The U.S. and Mexico are close to reaching a deal settling their differences on the North American Free Trade Agreement, according to reporting by the New York Times.

The Morning Joe panel pays tribute to the Broadway master of comedy Neil Simon, who died on Sunday at the age of 91.

There's a list of possible investigations into Trump circulating among congressional Republicans. It suggests checks and balances will be on the ballot in 2018.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott (R) doesn't seem to appreciate why picking a fight over federal transportation funding isn't in his interests.

This week marks the 50th anniversary of the 1968 Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Tom Brokaw recaps the convention, which was marked by clashes and violence.

The good news: GOP senators unveiled a new bill on Americans with pre-existing conditions. The bad news: protections in the bill are "a mirage."

It would've cost Trump nothing to honor John McCain's lifetime of service, but the president just couldn't bring himself to be gracious.

McCain aide and speechwriter Mark Salter reflects on John McCain's essential goodness and 'Hardball' host Chris Matthews discusses McCain's political life.

Kremlin-backed Russian state media slammed Sen. John McCain shortly after his death as a 'warmonger.' The Morning Joe panel discusses McCain's remarks about Russia as well as his life and legacy.

The Morning Joe panel honors the life and legacy of Sen. John McCain, who died Saturday at the age of 81 after battling brain cancer.