Новости за 13.03.2024

The Supreme Court’s choice to review Donald Trump’s immunity claim, and the president has recently raised the issue in his Florida and New York prosecutions.

Former Chief Content Officer of Hearst Magazines Joanna Coles provides insight into the controversy surrounding the edited photo of Kate, the Princess of Wales, and her three children.

A Facebook post about a trans person being employed at a Space Camp program in Alabama has led Republican lawmakers to call for the employee's firing.

Faced with criticism of his past history of bigoted remarks, North Carolina gubernatorial nominee Mark Robinson claimed that he's the real victim.

Closing arguments began in the manslaughter trial of Michigan school shooter Ethan Crumbley's father James. NBC News' Danny Cevallos breaks down the legal analysis.

New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers and former Minnesota governor and WWE wrestler Jesse Ventura are both on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s shortlist for vice president. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard has the latest details on his presidential campaign.

A Donald Trump supporter who was charged with firing a gun during the January 6 attack on the Capitol has been ordered detained after prosecutors argued his conduct was dangerous.

Despite embodying Trump’s ultraconservative and illiberal ideals, CJ Pearson, a Black, 21-year-old social media influencer, lost a Georgia special election vote Tuesday.

The U.S. military announced a new team of marines has been sent to Haiti. It comes as the country's prime minister announced that he will resign. Gerry Straub, the founder and president of Santa Chiara Children's Center, weighs in on the growing violence.

While America awaits a final decision on Fulton County DA Fani Willis in the Trump Georgia case, much more than the future career of one prosecutor is at stake.

Sen. Katie Britt launched a fundraising campaign based on her State of the Union debacle. It reflects something deeply strange about modern GOP politics.

Hunter Biden is declining to attend a public House Oversight Committee hearing on March 20 focused on the impeachment inquiry against his father, President Joe Biden. NBC News’ Julie Tsirkin details the letter Biden’s attorneys sent and their criticism of Republican lawmakers’ inquiries.

There have been several high-profile Republican investigations over the last year, and they all have something in common: They’ve all flopped spectacularly.

House lawmakers voted in favor of a ban on social media company TikTok over national security concerns, defying public pressure and concerns about potential free speech violations.

Actors Helena Bonham Carter and Romola Garai join Morning Joe to discuss the new film 'One Life,' which focuses on the true story of Nicholas Winton, who helped rescue children amid Nazi occupation in Czechoslovakia.

Donald Trump said a Democratic video montage of his cognitive slip-ups was the product of "artificial intelligence." That's the dumbest possible defense.

Christina Bobb, a former OAN reporter who has espoused false claims about the 2020 election, has been hired by the RNC as senior counsel for election integrity. Bobb also authored the book 'Stealing Your Vote: The Inside Story of the 2020 Election and What It Means for 2024'.

The newly Trumpified Republican National Committee has imposed mass layoffs in order to orient the party entirely around Trump.

Rep. Adam Schiff, a former federal prosecutor, exposed former special counsel Robert Hur's excuse-making for politicizing his report on President Joe Biden's retention of classified documents at a hearing House Republicans had hoped would extend attention on Hur's inappropriate characterizations of Biden's mental acuity. Rep. Schiff joins Alex Wagner to discuss.

Brian Butler, a former Mar-a-Lago employee and witness in the Donald Trump classified documents case, came forward for an interview with CNN, hoping to control his own story rather than leave his fate to the indecisive judge in the case who may or may not protect the identities of witnesses. Butler says he helped move boxes out of Mar-a-Lago even as Trump's lawyers were claiming to have turned everything over to the FBI. Lisa Rubin, MSNBC legal correspondent, joins Alex Wagner for analysis.

MSNBC’s Lawrence O’Donnell speaks to Senator Sheldon Whitehouse about how the U.S. Supreme Court uses “false facts” to produce the decisions that wealthy and influential conservative donors want.

House Republicans held a hearing with former special counsel Robert Hur on his investigation of President Biden's handling of classified documents today. The former special counsel’s claim that President Biden has memory issues was a lie, interview transcripts show. Rep. Madeleine Dean (D-PA), who participated in today's hearing as a member of the House Judiciary Committee, joins Joy Reid to discuss.

Chris Hayes breaks down the apples-to-apples comparison of Trump’s record vs. Biden's record. “These are just the facts,” says Hayes.

President Joe Biden is now the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee following today’s Georgia primary win. Steve Kornacki joins us at the Big Board. Sen. Rev. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) also joins Joy Reid to discuss.

A settlement reached in a lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis’ “Don’t Say Gay” law voids some of its most harmful aspects, LGBTQ rights advocates say.