How bad was the job market in the late summer and early fall? According to the White House, we'll never know because the data is being kept under wraps.

One day in 1980, Attorney General Benjamin Civiletti tapped out a quick four-page memo to President Jimmy Carter that has cost American taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars, damaged the economy to the tune of billions of dollars and undermined faith in democratic institutions

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-NY, discusses the end of the longest government shutdown in U.S. history.

More than seven weeks after her special election victory, Arizona Democrat Adelita Grijalva stood on the House floor and took the oath of office Wednesday, marking the end of a bitter standoff with GOP Speaker Mike Johnson, who had refused to seat her during the record government shutdown. The Morning Joe panel discusses.

The historic government shutdown is over. The fight over health care is just starting.

The biggest tell of how the shutdown deal is playing politically may be the reaction of basically any candidate for Senate who is facing voters next year.

Target's new 10-4 policy requires employees to smile at customers. That won't end a boycott that began when Target nixed its acclaimed DEI policies.

The president pushed for very powerful caps on student-athletes pay in an absurd rant, claiming that player payrolls risk sending colleges to the poorhouse.

As the last penny is minted in Philadelphia, the humble one-cent piece remains an important part of American culture and language.

Heading into this week, it looked like Steve Bannons Supreme Court appeal was headed for a quick rejection.

Chris Hayes breaks down what lesson Democrats should take from the shutdown, which gave voice to millions of Americans suffering from high health care costs.

Thomas Paines solution to oligarchy and extreme wealth: a wealth tax with a top marginal rate of 100%.

Weeks after her win, Adelita Grijalva is set to be sworn in by House Speaker Mike Johnson, likely setting the stage for the release of the Epstein files.

Why did the FHFA's Bill Pulte fire a group of ethics officials? The latest reporting suggests a serious controversy is starting to unfold.

.@stevebenen: Sen. Josh Hawley wants the public to see Republicans as "the party of the working class." It's a shame reality keeps getting in the way.

Democrats involved in the negotiations to reopen government told MSNBC they were never quite comfortable with the shutdown strategy.

Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier accuses Planned Parenthood of misrepresenting the safety of abortion pills and claims its activities are racketeering.

The Senate bill to end the shutdown and fund SNAP but not extend Obamacare ACA subsidies had eight Democrats vote for it but not Chuck Schumer of New York

Jack Schlossberg announced on Wednesday he isn running for the House seat of retiring Rep. Jerrold Nadler. He's bringing his very online brand into real life.

After Democrats joined the GOP to pass a bill to reopen the government, Lawrence O'Donnell says all eyes are on Mike Johnson and the looming Epstein files vote.

For the second time this year, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is facing calls to step aside after Democrats voted with Republicans to fund the government.

A Utah judge on Monday struck down a GOP-drawn congressional map, buoying Democrats hopes of retaking the House of Representatives in next years midterm elections.

After months worth of missteps and failures, Kash Patel didnt need another embarrassing report that cast him in an unflattering light. Alas, he has one anyway

Is Lindsey Halligan a stalking horse for President Donald Trumps revenge against James Comey?

After Senate Democrats joined Republicans to advance a government funding bill, fellow party members and possible 2028 presidential hopefuls ripped them for it.