Federal regulators have begun the review and permitting process for two large-scale liquefied natural gas export projects on the Texas coast, one a proposed expansion of an existing plant located near the Louisiana border and the other a potential new build.
What children learn about terrorism, Israel, and Jewish identity is being shaped in public classrooms, but questions have arisen as to whether schools are vetting the teachers and materials presenting those subjects.
Although split along party affiliation, the United States Supreme Court underscored the validity of Trump's plans to shore up election integrity. In addition, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency issue a report telling election offices to treat infrastructure as a year-round target.
CNN won’t be able to join President Trump on a Saturday trip to Tennessee. He had banned CNN and two other news outlets from the White House, but a court order on Thursday restored their access.
Nearly a month after Karoline Leavitt’s exit, the job is still vacant. Some aides tell MS NOW's Jake Traylor that’s why a ban on three news outlets got out the door.
Chris Hayes: As Americans face soaring costs, Republicans like Ted Cruz and Tommy Tuberville are spending their political capital on college sports and panic over furry airline pilots.
The White House released new ads promoting Trump—and they’re paid for by the U.S. government. “The whole thing is weird,” says Chris Hayes. Rep. Jamie Raskin joins to discuss.
Senate Republicans have spent $117 million in ads boosting Ken Paxton, despite vocal concerns from voters about his character and qualifications. Chair of the Texas Democratic Party Kendall Scudder joins The Weeknight to discuss.