Rachel Maddow Admits Mike Pence's Wife Refusing to Stand for Trump at President Carter Funeral Is 'Marriage Goals'
Rachel Maddow thinks that Mike Pence's wife Karen refusing to stand and shake hands with Donald Trump at Jimmy Carter's ...
How Rachel Maddow plans to cover Trump's second term, five nights a week
Rachel Maddow will return nightly through April to chronicle, "ready to adapt," as Alex Wagner heads across the country to ...
Rashida Jones stepping down as president of MSNBC
Jones was the first Black woman to run a major television news network. She will be replaced on an interim basis by Rebecca ...
Elon Musk reportedly set to have office space in the White House complex
As if the billionaire megadonor doesn’t already have enough access to Donald Trump, Musk is reportedly poised to receive ...
MSNBC Shake-Up: Rashida Jones Exits as President
Mark Lazarus, the incoming CEO of SpinCo, has named Rebecca Kutler interim president of the cable news channel.
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Rachel Maddow makes major MSNBC career move for Donald Trump's first 100 days
Rachel Maddow will return to her MSNBC anchor chair five nights a week for the first 100 days of President-elect Donald Trump ...
Ratings-challenged MSNBC bringing back Rachel Maddow 5 nights a week to cover Trump’s early days
Maddow’s new schedule will last until April 30, at which time she’ll revert to her current Monday-only routine with Alex ...
Watching the Republican Party become a post-scandal party
It is time to reassess what constitutes “career-ending” developments as the Republican Party enters its post-scandal phase.
Rachel Maddow returns to MSNBC five nights a week for Trump’s first 100 days
Rachel Maddow is returning to the anchor chair five nights a week. The MSNBC prime time star is expanding her on-air presence ...
MSNBC Ups Rachel Maddow to Five Nights, Sends Alex Wagner Into Field for Trump's First 100 Days
Despite her intention to focus more of her time on films, books, documentaries and podcasts, Rachel Maddow keeps getting ...
Trump is hardly in a position to complain about a ‘difficult’ transition
If the president-elect wants to see a president responsible for a “difficult” transition process, he shouldn’t look at Biden, he should look in a mirror.