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President Trump Argues That He Does Not Watch Much Television

By Maya Rhodan

Roy Moore's Attorney Said an MSBNC Host's Cultural 'Background' Could Explain Dating Teens

By Jamie Ducharme

MSNBC Anchor Lawrence O'Donnell Apologizes for Off-Camera Rant

By Rachel Lewis

President Trump Attacks 'Lunatic,' 'No-Talent,' 'Dumbest Person' in TV

By Zeke J Miller and Michael Scherer
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The Limits of Trump's Bloodsport

At MSNBC forum, he leans heavily on his hits

By Philip Elliott / Charleston, S.C.

Hillary Clinton Threads the Needle at Democratic Forum

Hillary Clinton tried at a Democratic forum Friday to soften her rhetoric on the death penalty and foreign policy while avoiding giving any answers that would alienate a general electorate.At a South Carolina forum hosted...

By Sam Frizell

How One Photographer Is Mapping America's Poverty

Matt Black shows how extreme poverty can be found all across America

By Olivier Laurent

Brian Williams' Demotion Sends a Mixed Message

He’s not credible enough to anchor one NBC network, but he’s fine for another?

By James Poniewozik

Brian Williams: 'I Told Stories That Were Wrong'

"Ego" was the buzz word in the interview with the former NBC Nightly News anchor

By Sarah Begley

Anchor Away! Brian Williams to Move to MSNBC

Moves to MSNBC as Lester Holt takes his place full-time

By Maya Rhodan

Brian Williams to Stay On at NBC News

He will probably assume a new role at MSNBC

By Rishi Iyengar

Conservatives Cluster Around Fox News, While Liberals Vary News Sources

And liberals make fickle friends

By Denver Nicks

Todd Akin Still Doesn't Get What's Wrong With Saying 'Legitimate Rape'

He says it's a law enforcement term. It's not.

By Charlotte Alter

The 17 Meanest Jokes at the White House Correspondents' Dinner

The comedy at this year's annual roast of politicians and the media came with bigger barbs and lower blows

By Michael Scherer

Ronan Farrow Makes His Television Debut

The wunderkind began his hosting duties on MSNBC's Ronan Farrow Daily with an awkward introduction. Ronan's show takes a casual approach to the news, complete with hashtag battles for the audience to judge the winners and losers of the day

By Laura Stampler

MSNBC Formally Apologizes for 'Demeaning' Tweet After Republican Party Boycott

Suggested conservatives dislike biracial families

By Zeke J Miller
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