The Tennessee inmate was brought to a hospital with burned and blistered arms after an unsuccessful attempt at lethal injection, her lawyers said in a court filing.
Ahead of the midterms, Democrats are feeling optimistic due to President Trump failing to fulfill his promises to Americans. Trump pledged to bring down the price of gas and diesel, both of which have gone up. MS NOW Reporter Alex Tabet is in Alaska and spoke with voters on the pain they are feeling at the pump.
National Geographic's new series was filmed over nearly four years in almost 30 countries, capturing stunning landscapes and animal behaviors rarely seen on camera.
The Washington Post reports the money for President Trump's campaign-style ads were meant to be used for border security and slain officers' funerals. MS NOW Political Contributor Jason Johnson joins Ali Vital with his reaction.
President Trump is not ruling out demolishing the Kennedy Center amid his battle to put his name on the performing arts building. Also, a judge dismissed the case against the former Olympian accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool. Founder of Democracy Defenders Fund Norm Eisen and MS NOW Political Contributor Jason Johnson join Ali Vitali to discuss Trump's projects.
According to a new FBI memo, FBI Director Kash Patel is re-examining "failures" of past probes. Rep. Robert Garcia (D-CA), Ranking Member of the House Oversight Committee, joins Ali Vitali to share his reaction.
The Morning Joe panel discusses the troubling ongoing trend of Republicans embracing President Donald Trump’s conspiracy theories and focusing on a "gotcha" mentality to please the president. MS NOW political analyst Molly Jong-Fast discusses her latest guest essay for The New York Times, "The Mean Girls Presidency," which touches on the topic. Meanwhile, Council on Foreign Relations President Emeritus Richard Haass warns that Trump’s administration is filled with people afraid to tell him no and "Cabinet members trying to please the king."
The Washington Post reports the money for President Trump's campaign-style ads were meant to be used for border security and slain officers' funerals. MS NOW Reporter Alex Tabet, MS NOW Political Contributor Jason Johnson, Staff Writer for The New Republic Perry Bacon and Defend America Action Director Mally Smith join Ali Vitali to weigh in.
This year, political campaigns have spent more than $16 million on TV ads that disclosed using AI-generated or manipulated images, according to a CNN analysis of ad data. CNN’s Fredreka Schouten breaks down state laws regulating artificial intelligence in ads.