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Taylor Farms is recalling prepared salsa and guacamole due to a risk of salmonella. Basically, the company is recalling foods containing jalapeños. This is separate from the cyclospora outbreak in over a dozen states that has been linked to Taylor Farms' lettuce that was sourced from Central Mexico. #taylorfarms #salmonella #cyclospora
This morning, Meta just announced it will invest $1 billion in U.S. cities where it operates AI data centers. This comes as some communities rally against the projects, citing concerns about electricity use and water consumption. But in one Utah town, a data center –operated by Meta– has already won the support of residents by working to address their concerns and investing in the community. MS NOW's Josh Einiger breaks it all down.
Todd Blanche will be sworn in as Attorney General today amid concerns about how he will run the Justice Department. Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales joins Peter Alexander to share what he would like to see from Blanche's leadership.
MS NOW’s Lisa Rubin and former State Attorney for Palm Beach County, Florida, Dave Aronberg, join Morning Joe to provide their legal analysis of what Americans can expect from Todd Blanche as he assumes the role of Attorney General on a permanent basis.
Todd Blanche will be sworn in today as U.S. Attorney General. Blanche's confirmation comes amid concerns about how he may use the DOJ at President Trump's direction. MS NOW Daily Columnist and Editor Hayes Brown, Rolling Stone Magazine Politics Reporter Nikki McCann Ramírez and Puck News Congressional Reporter Abby Livingston join Antonia Hylton to weigh in.
The state of the Democratic Party is being put to the test this midterm season as progressives challenge the establishment. MS NOW Daily Columnist and Editor Hayes Brown, Democratic strategist Joel Payne, Rolling Stone Magazine Politics Reporter Nikki McCann Ramírez and Puck News Congressional Reporter Abby Livingston join Antonia Hylton to discuss.
New York Times White House Correspondent and co-author of "Regime Change" Maggie Haberman joins Peter Alexander to discuss the latest updates coming out of the Trump administration, including Will Scharf being named the new White House Counsel, President Trump's relationship with the GOP, and the latest on the $400 million White House ballroom project.
The primary elections in Michigan and Wisconsin are highlighting the divisions within the Democratic party ahead of November's midterms. Michigan's Democratic Attorney General Dana Nessel joins Peter Alexander to share what she'd like to hear from Abdul El-Sayed after his victory in the Democratic Senate primary, and explain why she won't be attending the party's nominating convention out of fear for her safety.
The state of New Mexico is suing the Justice Department arguing the federal government blocked the state's ability to investigate the sex crimes of the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein at a ranch there. New Mexico’s Attorney General Raul Torrez sued the DOJ because federal leadership refuses to hand over unredacted files linked to crimes at Epstein's Zorro Ranch. The federal government’s stonewalling violated a 2019 agreement with New Mexico that requires two-way communication on the Epstein investigation in exchange for state officials’ standing down on their own inquiry. The Morning Joe legal panel discusses the fallout.
The Washington Post reports the Pentagon is pressing U.S. defense manufacturers to rapidly escalate the production of weapons because of dwindling stockpiles during the Iran war. MS NOW Pentagon Reporter Priya Sridhar has more details. Retired Lt. General Mark Hertling joins Alicia Menendez to share his insight and analysis.