Новости за 22.03.2024

Alicia Menendez reports on the breaking news out of Moscow where a terrorist attack is unfolding with armed gunman storming a sold out concert.

Donald Trump may get a windfall from his Truth Social media company, but it won't come in time for his immediate financial problems.

Witnesses say at least three men dressed in camouflage opened fire on people gathered for a show inside a Russian concert hall, killing several people inside.

Among the reasons Republican Rep. Mike Gallagher's resignation matters: The number of resignations in this Congress easily tops the number of legislative wins.

As Congress prepares to go on a two week recess, the House has passed a $1.2 trillion spending bill to fund the government for the next six months, averting a potential shutdown. Sen. Chris Coons (D-DE) joins Andrea Mitchell to weigh in as the bill is set to give Israel nearly $4 billion in military aid.

The Tulsa County district attorney said it is not bringing criminal charges against the teens involved in the fight with Nex Benedict, a nonbinary student who died last month after an altercation at school.

Donald Trump’s first criminal trial was supposed to start this coming Monday in New York state court.

Princess Kate reveals her cancer diagnosis in a new video. MSNBC royal commentator Tim Ewart and British historian Suzannah Lipscomb discuss.

The passengers of Alaska Airlines Flight 1282 which suffered a mid-air blowout received a letter from the FBI identifying them as victims of a possible crime. NBC News' Tom Costello lays out the details of the letter and why Boeing could be subject to criminal investigation.

Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has been undergoing chemotherapy, she said Friday in a taped statement, putting to rest weeks of speculation about her health.

Former NHL player Chris Simon’s suicide is, his family believes, an example of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, causing a hockey player's early death.

House Republicans were already a divided and dysfunctional mess. Then Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene filed a motion to oust House Speaker Mike Johnson.

The House of Representatives has voted to pass a $1.2 trillion government funding bill, sending it to the Senate for a vote hours before a potential shutdown. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin has details on the deal and Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., planning to file a motion to vacate against Speaker Mike Johnson.

Former WH Communications Director Anthony Scaramucci joins Morning Joe to discuss the dangers of a second Trump term and why Trump is being rejected by his own former cabinet officials.

Trump is running unopposed, but large numbers of Republicans continue to refuse to vote for the ex-president, led by the likes of Liz Cheney and Mike Pence.

Would Donald Trump, facing difficult debts, turn to Saudi Arabia or Russia for a bailout? His lawyer was asked, and she didn't answer directly.

A merger between former President Trump's social media, which owns Truth Social, and Digital World Acquisition Corporation was approved by shareholders. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard reports on how the deal could mean for Trump financially as the company could begin being publicly traded.

Donald Trump wants voters to ask, "Are you better off today than you were four years ago?” Oddly enough, Joe Biden is focused on the same question.

Don't expect New York Attorney General Letitia James to move immediately to seize or sell any of Trump’s best-known properties, like Trump Tower, on Monday.

We now know that Bob Menendez won't compete in New Jersey's Democratic primary, but there's still much we don't know about his plans for the near future.

President Biden’s reelection campaign is going after former President Trump’s fundraising numbers by referring to him as “Broke Don”.

The ADL's Jonathan Greenblatt and Matthew Brzezinski join Morning Joe to discuss former President Trump's recent rhetoric around Jewish Democrats, religion and Israel.

Donald Trump claims to support police and abhor violent protests. But his defense of the attack on the Capitol undermines all of that.

The Republican impeachment effort has both followed Fox’s lead and played out in large part on its airwaves. But it failed to produce evidence of wrongdoing.

Sen. Sherrod Brown on his Ohio Senate race challenger Bernie Moreno: "He’s a guy that’s trying to buy this Senate seat. He’s a guy that clearly looks out for himself.”