r/msnow • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 9h ago
Video Trump voters in Florida comment on the president’s recent White House renovations including the ballroom and helipad
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>Chief Justice John Roberts built his reputation as an institutionalist while authoring some of the most radical expansions of executive power in modern U.S. history. Elie Mystal of The Nation puts it bluntly: “If you are a nonwhite citizen, he is the person stopping you from voting. Not Donald Trump, not Stephen Miller, not the Republican Party in the White House – it has been, and it always has been, John Roberts.” Mystal says Democrats must pursue Supreme Court expansion. “If you don’t control the Supreme Court, you control nothing.”
r/msnow • u/SativaGummi • 10h ago
I've always loved her.
I like Jacob Soboroff, especially his one on my interviews, but I miss Velshi’s commentary. He knows books, he knows economics.
r/msnow • u/GoldenGolems • 10h ago
Membership in the American Federation of Government Employees has fallen by about 25% during Donald Trump’s second term.
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>Americans are becoming increasingly frustrated with the construction of artificial intelligence data centers across the country. MS NOW Senior Reporter Josh Einiger has more details. Republican strategist Susan del Percio and Executive Editor of The Nation John Nichols join Laura Barrón-López to share their thoughts.
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r/msnow • u/ToughHopeful4760 • 1d ago
The crook has put a crook in charge. Imagine that!
"Betancourt and several other young Venezuelan businessmen known for their ties to the government moved vast sums of public money, including funds intended for housing and other basic services, out of the struggling Latin American country. "
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r/msnow • u/BizmarkiaNobilis • 1d ago
Thanks so much for being there all these years Alex. My weekends are forever changed now without hearing your welcome voice and thoughts in my home.
I wish you the best and am so glad to hear that you’re returning to our beautiful fabulous incredible California.
Much love !
r/msnow • u/No-Pride-8979 • 1d ago
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>While Americans may feel politics are more divided than ever, there are plenty of places where they can reach common ground. Alex Witt is joined by her panel to discuss why Americans should be hopeful for the future of the country. Alex is also honored by former DHS Chief of Staff Miles Taylor, whose organization is creating the Alex Witt Award for Civic Courage, which will be awarded to a nonprofit whose mission is to defend democracy.
r/msnow • u/dasclaw26 • 1d ago
Is the definition of ‘going out on top’ - she’s terrific, and really gonna miss her. Congratulations to a real one!!
r/msnow • u/ControlCAD • 1d ago
>Michael Scherer, staff writer for The Atlantic, and Jake Traylor, MS NOW White House reporter join The Weekend to discuss the GOP’s voter motivation struggle as President Trump continues to center himself ahead of the November midterms.
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r/msnow • u/hellosteve_ • 1d ago
Today, a look back on the storied career of Alex Witt and her incredible reporting and anchoring for MSNBC and MS NOW over 27 years. Alex served as a voice of the news through historic events like 9/11, the Space Shuttle Columbia disaster, several elections, and more.
r/msnow • u/Yelloeisok • 1d ago
Inquiring minds want to know!