Новости за 26.03.2024

Donald Trump earned his latest gag order Tuesday, in his New York criminal case ahead of the recently set April 15 trial in the hush money case.

The Supreme Court heard arguments today regarding access to the abortion pill mifepristone. Attorney General for the state of California Rob Bonta explains why he signed an amicus brief to support continued access to the pill.

Ahead of the Supreme Court’s mifepristone hearing Tuesday, I wrote that the case should’ve never been allowed in court to begin with.

A small but significant number of Republican elected officials have declined to endorse Donald Trump, even as he's now the party's nominee.

Elon Musk took a major loss after a federal judge tossed out his lawsuit against a disinformation watchdog. Meanwhile, DeSantis signed a law limiting child social media use.

The absence of any gags about Biden in Jon Stewart’s most recent ‘Daily Show’ episode suggests the comedian has heard the complaints on his political perspective.

A judge has granted a partial gag order against former President Trump in his New York hush money trial that would prevent him from making statements against witnesses, jurors or court staff.

NBC News' Ryan Nobles breaks down the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse timeline that appears to show the four minute difference between when the cargo ship's lights went off to the moment the bridge collapsed.

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments today in a case that could impact access to Mifepristone, an abortion pill. Our panel shared their takeaways from the landmark case.

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

Former Trump attorney Michael Cohen joins Jen Psaki to discuss Trump's New York civil fraud case. Cohen shares whether he believes Trump's claim that he will post $175 million dollar bond "very quickly" after an appeals court ruled he can pay a smaller bond. Cohen also tells Psaki, “There are plenty of really wealthy autocrats out there that would be more than happy to loan Donald money, especially if they know they can own him if he becomes the president.”

Donald Trump remains in the midst of a cash crunch, with the former president facing multiple legal judgments totaling more than $500 million.

The idea that House Democrats could end up with some kind of majority in the coming weeks and months isn’t nearly as far-fetched as it might’ve seemed last year

At least six people are missing after the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed overnight when a container ship collided into one of its pillars.

Serious questions remain about how millions were wired from one of Major League Baseball's star players accounts to an illegal booking operation.

Amidst a larger debate over Social Security, Medicare, and the Republican agenda, Donald Trump still doesn’t quite understand how the programs work.

GOP Rep. Tim Burchett falsely accused a man of being a Kansas City Chiefs victory parade shooter and "an illegal alien." The result is a defamation lawsuit.

Just as notable as Donald Trump's weird press conference was the no-holds-barred response from Joe Biden’s re-election campaign.

Baltimore County Fire Department Chief James W. Wallace provides updates on the collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge.

President Biden and former President Trump are close in seven swing states, according to new Bloomberg/Morning Consult polling. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

For the families affected by Infowars host Alex Jones and other Sandy Hook deniers, truly moving on from these lies has remained impossible.

The Supreme Court that overturned Roe v. Wade will hold a hearing Tuesday on the fate of mifepristone abortion pill access. But the case didn’t need to come this far.

Donald Trump’s hush money trial involving a payment to Stormy Daniels is set to start on April 15. Could this be the trial that sees the former president convicted? Joy Reid and her panel discuss.

The judge overseeing Donald Trump’s “hush money” case rejected his bid to delay the trial, ruling after a hearing Monday that proceedings will get underway on April 15. MSNBC’s Ari Melber reports. (Check out The Beat's playlist: https://msnbc.com/ari Connect with Ari Melber: https://www.instagram.com/arimelber)

LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey denounced and tried to pre-empt a forthcoming story by The Washington Post. But her rant only drew more attention to it.