Editor-At-Large for Newsweek, and CNBC co-founder, Tom Rogers joins Morning Joe to discuss his latest opinion piece titled, “Dems Should Push Own ‘Save ACT,’ Be Pro- AI for Affordability Win.” In it, Rogers argues that if Democrats win big in the November midterms, they should pursue the creation of ‘an AI driven reservoir of consumer prices across supermarkets, drug stores, gas stations, big box retailers, and online retailers, so that consumers can know exactly at any given time where the best price is on any given item they look to purchase.’ The Morning Joe panel breaks down the concept of combining AI and affordability.
For a special live taping of Clock It, Symone and Eugene traveled down to the ATL to kiki in front a standing-room-only crowd of journalists at the National Association of Black Journalists annual convention. They enraptured the attendees talking about the role White House reporters should play. And they got into Trump ditching Air Force One – and all of the members of the media and the administration still on it – to jump on a decoy plane. As a special treat the hosts welcomed actress, activist, and media personality La La Anthony to the stage. The trio dove into La La’s ThreeSixty program, which is dedicated to mentoring and supporting young men incarcerated on New York City's Rikers Island. “These aren't bad kids that just wake…
by Diana Zapata • News Writer /Editorial Specialist Published August 20, 2026 CEUTA, Spain — Spain is facing mounting pressure over the security and humanitarian fallout from a mass migrant crossing into Ceuta, after authorities [...]
An employee at a custard shop in Wisconsin was left covered in a shake mix after a large container slipped out of his hands. Viewers online are comparing the incident to a similar scene from “The Office.”
Critics in the small West African nation say their government has not said why it agreed to one of the largest U.S. deportation deals, who the deportees are, or how they will be handled.
With millions of fantasy football leagues around the world, the quest to generate the most unique and hilarious last place punishment has become an annual internet tradition.
The latest drop in unemployment claims suggests a stable labor market, despite the Iran war and a hiring slowdown, although inflation remains a concern for the Federal Reserve.
PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The number of Americans filing initial unemployment claims fell by 6,000 to a seasonally adjusted 206,000 for the week ending August 15, according to the Labor Department. This drop comes despite the Iran war and a recent decline in the employment numbers for July, suggesting the labor market remains resilient. DETAIL: Economists had anticipated 210,000 claims but were surprised by the lower-than-expected figure. While some expected an increase in claims due to wildfires in states like Oregon and Washington, the data shows no such impact. Jobless claims remain within the lower range of 189,000-230,000 seen this year, reflecting a low-layoff environment even as hiring slows. IMPACT: With unemployment claims…Open
Federal agents armed with a search warrant met former congressman Eric Swalwell at the gate when he stepped off a plane in San Francisco, seizing his cell phone and electronic devices as part of a criminal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations. The confrontation happened Saturday at San Francisco Airport, where FBI agents were waiting for […] The post FBI agents seize Eric Swalwell's phone and electronics at San Francisco Airport in sexual misconduct probe appeared first on American Almanac .
Federal agents armed with a search warrant met former congressman Eric Swalwell at the gate when he stepped off a plane in San Francisco, seizing his cell phone and electronic devices as part of a criminal investigation into sexual misconduct allegations. The confrontation happened Saturday at San Francisco Airport, where FBI agents were waiting for Swalwell as he arrived on a flight from Washington, DC. They served him with a court-approved search warrant and took his phone along with other electronic devices. Swalwell, a former Democratic congressman from California, cooperated with agents, according to well-placed sources who spoke to the Daily Mail . The next day, FBI agents executed additional search warrants at Swalwell's residence…Open
