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YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Hayes: Don Jr. is 2-for-2 on benefactors bankrolling his love life

"The craziest part of this story is that this is a pattern for the younger Don." Chris Hayes shares his take on a ProPublica report, confirmed by Trump's new daughter-in-law, Bettina, that a political ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin paid for a lavish weekend following her wedding to Donald Trump Jr.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - A 'beautiful way of loving your husband': Emma Willis on being a full-time caregiver for Bruce

Author and advocate Emma Heming Willis sits down with MS NOW’s Richard Lui and shares why caregivers, as she is to her husband, Bruce Willis, need to hear they're not "failures" when they "need help." Become an MS NOW member TODAY to watch more episodes of Richard Lui’s exclusive series, “Because We Care.” Subscribe at ms.now/membership

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - 'He went into a tantrum': Rep. Joyce Beatty says she fought Trump during Kennedy Center meeting

Rep. Joyce Beatty, an ex-officio member of the Kennedy Center board, joins The Weeknight to detail the exchange she had with Trump after a judge ruled that he cannot put his name anywhere on the Kennedy Center building or its grounds.

YOUTUBE (MS NOW) - Texas Republican Bo French receives backlash over racist post

Chris Hayes is joined by Michelle Goldberg and Maria Teresa Kumar to discuss the backlash against a Texas Republican candidate’s racist post about students at the University of Texas.

ABCNEWS (ABC News: Top Stories) - Who is Umar Kremlev? Russian businessman who paid for part of Trump Jr.'s wedding

The Russian businessman who paid for the afterparty at President Donald Trump’s eldest son’s wedding has close ties to the Kremlin.

NYTIMES (Dan Watson) - Trump, the Supreme Court and the Postal Service: A History of Mail Voting

The mail system took on new prominence during the Civil War by enabling soldiers to vote from afar. On Monday, the Supreme Court blocked President Trump’s effort to give it a new role in elections.