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A majority of ownership in a proposed multibillion-dollar deal would go to a group of Middle Eastern investors, including some with business ties to U.S. negotiators.
Rewriting the rules for counting the population is yet another way to marginalize minorities.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has repeatedly rebuffed calls to debate his Democratic opponent James Talarico, who has not been seen on the trail for days after becoming sick.
Are Democrats overconfident? Republicans too anxious? The Post’s pollster answers questions about polling bias and how to read the midterm surveys.
A new investigative report by The Washington Post reveals that ICE trimmed training for deputized officers. Specifically, police officers who are helping ICE arrest unauthorized immigrants were given a shortened training course that scaled back instruction on the nation’s immigration laws. Silvia Foster-Frau, national investigative reporter for The Washington Post, joins Morning Joe with more on her reporting. MS NOW’s Laura Barrón-López also joins the conversation with analysis.
The Wall Street Journal reviewed messages that show Kimberly Guilfoyle "reached out to a Trump donor with an urgent request" which was that she needed $100,000 that she said she owed to American Express. Editor-in-chief of The Verge, New York Times Opinion Contributing Writer Molly Jong-Fast and New York Times Global Economics Correspondent Peter Goodman join Stephanie Ruhle to share their reaction to the new reporting.
With the midterm elections less than a month away, Republicans are worried their $1 billion war chest won’t be enough to prevent a blue wave. Millions of dollars have already been poured into key races, including $25 million from Elon Musk’s super PAC. MS NOW Political Analyst Molly Jong-Fast, Editor-in-chief of The Verge Nilay Patel, President of Jointheunion.us Reed Galen, and New York Times Global Economics Correspondent Peter Goodman join the Group Chat with Stephanie Ruhle to discuss.
There has been a surge of anti-Sharia legislation and commentary over the past two years, even though Sharia law does impact civil government in the United States.
Hurricane Isaias continues to strengthen en route to landfall on the northern Gulf Coast by this weekend. The storm rapidly intensified into the Atlantic season’s first hurricane on Wednesday night. Isaias is forecast to weaken, but still remain a formidable storm before landfall Friday night or very early Saturday morning. It could come ashore as a Category 1 or a lower-end Category 2 hurricane before quickly becoming a tropical storm after landfall. Feet of storm surge, up to 10 inches of rain, tornadoes and destructive winds are expected. States of emergency have been issued in parts of Alabama and Florida, where Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is urging residents to prepare. 0:00 Hurricane Isaias intensifies into Category 1 storm 1:12…