Sept. 11: Archbishop Pietro Parolin, the secretary of state of the Vatican, opens up about potential modifications to the strict tradi...
Sept. 11: Archbishop Pietro Parolin, the secretary of state of the Vatican, opens up about potential modifications to the strict traditions of priestly celibacy. Pope Francis addressed the matter last year, prior to becoming pope, saying he was in favor of maintaining the tradition “for the moment.” NBC’s Michelle Kosinski reports from London. Less
Oct. 2: Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid levels criticism at House Republicans over 'celebrating the shutdown,'...
Oct. 2: Democratic Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid levels criticism at House Republicans over 'celebrating the shutdown,' singling out Rep. Michele Bachmann, R-Minn. Less
Oct. 6: More than 13,000 National Institutes of Health workers are furloughed, leaving those who were to participate in cli...
Oct. 6: More than 13,000 National Institutes of Health workers are furloughed, leaving those who were to participate in clinical trials without access. NBC’s Michelle Franzen reports. Less
Oct. 11: Michele Bachmann, Ted Cruz, and Rand Paul join forces at the Values Voter Summit, making for pure entertainment. O...
Oct. 11: Michele Bachmann, Ted Cruz, and Rand Paul join forces at the Values Voter Summit, making for pure entertainment. Opposing opinions get fired up with Ed Schultz. Less
Oct. 14: Chris Hayes looks at this weekend's shutdown rally with Robert George, Michelle Goldberg, and Josh Barro and talks...
Oct. 14: Chris Hayes looks at this weekend's shutdown rally with Robert George, Michelle Goldberg, and Josh Barro and talks about the much-discussed appearance of the Confederate flag at the rally. Less
Oct. 17: Chris Hayes talks about so-called "moderate Republicans" the day after Republican defeat with Bruce Bartlett, Mich...
Oct. 17: Chris Hayes talks about so-called "moderate Republicans" the day after Republican defeat with Bruce Bartlett, Michelle Bernard and James Pethokoukis. Less
Nov. 4: As “Saturday Night Live” faces criticism for having had few African-American women in its cast over its long hi...
Nov. 4: As “Saturday Night Live” faces criticism for having had few African-American women in its cast over its long history, guest host Kerry Washington earns some laughs as she juggles multiple impersonations, including Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey. Less
Nov. 12: First lady Michelle Obama talks about her high school education and the challenges that she faced. Obama made the ...
Nov. 12: First lady Michelle Obama talks about her high school education and the challenges that she faced. Obama made the remarks while speaking to students at Bell Multicultural High School in Washington, D.C., Tuesday. Less
Nov. 20: President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama, along with former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of St...
Nov. 20: President Obama and first lady Michelle Obama, along with former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, participate in a wreath-laying ceremony at President John Kennedy's gravesite. Less
Dec. 5: Nigella Lawson is back on the stand Thursday in a trial against her former assistants, who are charged with stealin...
Dec. 5: Nigella Lawson is back on the stand Thursday in a trial against her former assistants, who are charged with stealing from Nigella and her ex-husband, Charles Saatchi. Wednesday, the celebrity chef admitted to using cocaine. NBC’s Michelle Kosinski reports. Less
Dec. 11: In TODAY’s Take, the team discusses the presidential selfie shot seen around the world — featuring President O...
Dec. 11: In TODAY’s Take, the team discusses the presidential selfie shot seen around the world — featuring President Obama, Danish Prime Minister Helle Thorning Schmidt and British Prime Minister David Cameron during the memorial for Nelson Mandela — and whether Michelle Obama was really as angry as she looked in the photo. Less
Dec. 11: Chris Hayes talks with The Nation's Michelle Goldberg, Business Insider's Josh Barro, and Democracy Now's Amy Good...
Dec. 11: Chris Hayes talks with The Nation's Michelle Goldberg, Business Insider's Josh Barro, and Democracy Now's Amy Goodman about TIME’s "Person of the Year" pick. Less
Feb. 13: Earning the title of Ed Schultz's Pretender, anti-Obamacare cheerleader Michele Bachmann shares her latest tactic ...
Feb. 13: Earning the title of Ed Schultz's Pretender, anti-Obamacare cheerleader Michele Bachmann shares her latest tactic to repeal the law: praying. Less
Feb. 28: In support of Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden went run...
Feb. 28: In support of Michelle Obama’s “Let’s Move” campaign President Obama and Vice President Joe Biden went running through the White House. Tamron Hall reports from the Orange Room. Less
Media Matters' Eric Boehlert, Heartland Institute's Ben Domenech and the Nation's Michelle Goldberg talk to Chris about the first day of CPA...
Media Matters' Eric Boehlert, Heartland Institute's Ben Domenech and the Nation's Michelle Goldberg talk to Chris about the first day of CPAC and speakers, like Rep. Paul Ryan. Less
March 10: Rep. Michele Bachmann kicked off CPAC explaining the strong GOP intellect right before Sarah Palin read "Green Eggs and Ham....
March 10: Rep. Michele Bachmann kicked off CPAC explaining the strong GOP intellect right before Sarah Palin read "Green Eggs and Ham." Ed Schultz and Angela Rye discuss. Less
April 1: Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar share thoughts on the differences between dating and courtship, and what guidelines their childre...
April 1: Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar share thoughts on the differences between dating and courtship, and what guidelines their children are following when they begin their courtships. Less
April 4: Kentucky tea party-backed Senate hopeful Matt Bevin is defending himself after being recently spotted at a pro-cockfighting r...
April 4: Kentucky tea party-backed Senate hopeful Matt Bevin is defending himself after being recently spotted at a pro-cockfighting rally. Dana Milbank and Michelle Goldberg discuss. Less
April 3: Joan Walsh and Michelle Bernard join Hardball to discuss the negative reaction from some on the right to the news that health...
April 3: Joan Walsh and Michelle Bernard join Hardball to discuss the negative reaction from some on the right to the news that health care enrollment under the Affordable Care Act reached the 7 million milestone before the deadline. Less
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