NPR's Michel Martin asks Rohit Chopra, former director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, about the Trump administration's pause of the agency's enforcement actions.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has heaped praise on Trump in hopes of avoiding the tariffs that the White House has slapped on other countries.

Plus: President Donald Trump says Elon Musk's next DOGE targets are the Pentagon and Education Department. This and more stories on The Excerpt.

President Donald Trump is scheduled to sign more executive orders Thursday before hosting Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for a White House visit that will include a joint news conference. The ...

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RTÉ bosses were completely blindsided by presenter Evanne Ní Chuilinn's decision to quit the broadcaster and jump over to politics.

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Author and NYT Opinion columnist, Ross Douthat, joins Morning Joe to discuss the themes from his new book 'Believe: Why Everyone Should Be Religious.' Douthat and the Morning Joe panel also discuss a ...

MSNBC host and bestselling author Chris Hayes joins Morning Joe for a wide-ranging discussion on the themes from his new book 'The Sirens' Call' on how tech companies compete for attention and how ...

Joe" co-host Joe Scarborough gave kudos to Elon Musk, saying it was "good" he spoke to reporters alongside President Trump ...

Ahead of Valentine’s Day, Mika Brzezinski showed her love for her husband, Joe Scarborough. The Morning Joe cohosts posed ...