Новости за 14.03.2024

Ruth Richardson, CEO of Planned Parenthood North Central States and Mara Gay, New York Times Editorial Board Member join Nicolle Wallace on Deadline White House to discuss the historic visit made by Vice President Kamala Harris to a abortion clinic in Minnesota, the first time a sitting Vice President has done so.

A prior disqualification in the Fulton County election subversion investigation doesn’t bode well for finding a new prosecutor if Willis gets kicked off Trump’s case.

Model and actor Christie Brinkley has revealed that she was diagnosed with basal cell carcinoma, a common form of skin cancer.

Trump's promise to "free the January 6 hostages" exposes a core tenet of his presidential campaign, one that insists Jan. 6 convicted criminals are not who they are.

A consumer advocacy group has filed a lawsuit against South Dakota Gov.

After the House passed a bill that would ban TikTok if its Chinese owner doesn’t sell, wealthy conservatives in the U.S. are prepping their bids.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said his office would not oppose a 30-day delay in the start of former President Trump's hush money trial. MSNBC's Lisa Rubin has details on Bragg's filing and the delay Trump's lawyers had asked for.

Vice President Kamala Harris spoke to reporters after visiting a Planned Parenthood clinic in Minnesota. Harris criticized the Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade and urged support for reproductive health care access for women.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. including Aaron Rodgers and Jesse Ventura on his vice president shortlist sums up his campaign's laser focus on conspiracies and Covid.

Indicted Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., is considering running for re-election as an independent, two sources who spoke with him directly said.

Former University of Alabama football coach Nick Saban slammed college athletes as overly entitled during a cringeworthy roundtable hosted by Texas GOP Sen.

The death of Nex Benedict, a 16-year-old nonbinary student who died after a fight at school, has been ruled a suicide by the Oklahoma Medical Examiner's Office.

Former President Trump and his attorneys are in court today over the federal case involving his handling of classified documents. NBC News' Ken Dilanian, former Manhattan Assistant District Attorney Rebecca Roiphe and MSNBC Contributor Chuck Rosenberg explain more about the trial.

Republicans believe that when it comes to abortion, the party has “brand problem, not a policy problem.” They have the issue exactly backwards.

The Republican nominee for governor of North Carolina has dispatched far more experienced candidates, and other GOP candidates are following his example.

Special counsel Jack Smith harshly criticized a far-fetched legal filing from former Donald Trump adviser Stephen Miller's America First Legal Foundation in the classified documents case.

Former President Trump is in a Florida courtroom today over his handling of classified documents. Former federal prosecutor Michael Zeldin, former New York State Assistant Attorney General Tristan Snell and MSNBC legal correspondent Lisa Rubin provide insight into the trial.

The RNC’s new “election integrity” lawyer is a “Big Lie” proponent and election conspiracy theorist. What could possibly go wrong? Plenty.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend a hearing Thursday in the federal criminal case involving his handling of classified documents in Florida, where his attorneys will argue the case should be thrown out. Former Watergate prosecutor Jon Sale joins Morning Joe to discuss.

In 2022, Elise Stefanik condemned a spending bill for advancing a "far-left radical agenda." In 2024, she's taking credit for one of the bill's investments.

More than 12,300 children in Gaza have been killed since Israel began its assault in October — more than in wars around the world in from 2019 through 2022.

GOP leaders organized an annual retreat “aimed at unifying the conference.” Most of their members decided not to show up for the gathering.

The total number of criminal charges pending against Donald Trump has gone from 91 to 88, though the Republican apparently isn't eager to talk about it.

Former President Donald Trump is expected to attend a hearing Thursday in the federal criminal case involving his handling of classified documents in Florida, where his attorneys will argue the case should be thrown out. Legal analyst Lisa Rubin discusses.

House Republicans are retiring ahead of the 2024 election in droves, as the chaos of the 3 seat majority under Mike Johnson has senior members fleeing Congress.