Новости за 04.01.2024

During a recent interview, DeSantis tried to brush aside questions about his role in the alleged force-feeding of prisoners held at Guantanamo Bay.

Mike Johnson took 60 of his House Republican colleagues on a trip to the southern border, enacting a ritual that is both familiar and pointless.

Trump’s Supreme Court petition claims that upholding Colorado's high court ruling against him would disenfranchise voters. That’s not true.

Congressional Democrats have determined that Donald Trump’s businesses received at least $7.8 million from 20 foreign governments during his presidency.

A shooting took place at Perry High School in Iowa on Thursday morning, the first day of school after the holiday break.

Former President Trump's legal team has asked the judge in the federal election interference case to hold special counsel Jack Smith in contempt for violating a stay order.

House Democrats have released a report that shows former President Trump received nearly $8 million from 20 different foreign governments while he was in office. NBC News' Ryan Nobles has details on the report and what Democrats shared at a briefing.

Aaron Rodgers baselessly linked Jimmy Kimmel to Jeffrey Epstein on national television, leading the late-night host to threaten legal action.

Texas Republican Mayra Flores, who's running to retake her old seat in Congress, has been caught in a curious kerfuffle in which other people's photos of Mexican food were posted as her own.

Republicans hope to define President Joe Biden with two specific narratives. They might be more effective if they didn't contradict each other.

Is Republican Rep. Troy Nehls of Texas a great congressman? No. Has he become the King of Saying the Quiet Part Loud? Yes.

Florida Surgeon General Joseph Ladapo was already one of the nation’s most controversial public health officials. On vaccines, he keeps making matters worse.

Maine and Colorado decided to kick Donald Trump off the ballot not just because of the 14th amendment but because of their state election laws.

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell speaks to Colorado Secretary of State Jena Griswold about Donald Trump’s recent appeal to the United States Supreme Court to reverse the decision by the Colorado Supreme Court that he is ineligible to appear on the state’s presidential primary ballot.

GOP leaders have endorsed Donald Trump despite his role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. The alleged Jan. 6 insurrection co-conspirators who are still in Congress, such as Rep. Scott Perry, plus the latest in Trump’s legal battles impacting his presidential eligibility, are discussed by Benjamin Wittes, editor-in-chief of Lawfare and senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

A Biden administration official, who is a first generation Palestinian American, has just resigned in protest over the Gaza strategy of the Biden-Harris administration. Tariq Habash, now a former Department of Education special assistant, joins Joy Reid for his first interview since resigning late on Wednesday.

Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi joins Chris Hayes to discuss the strength of the Biden economy, the successes of the Democratic agenda, the Biden re-election campaign, and more. “In his heart [is] his love for the American people,” says Pelosi on President Biden.

Jeffrey Epstein docs are now public. But searching the list for names like Donald Trump won't provide new evidence of a global elite sex trafficking conspiracy.

RFK Jr.'s choice to hire Del Bigtree signals Kennedy's likely plan to lean into extremist stances in his insurgent 2024 campaign.

Donald Trump has appealed his disqualification from Colorado’s primary ballot to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Mark Meadows lost badly last month when a federal appeals court panel smacked down his attempt to remove his Georgia state criminal charges to federal court.