Russian President Vladimir Putin asserted his perceived right to intervene militarily in Ukraine. He also had a surprise guest during his question and answer session: Edward Snowden. read more
Are sequestration cuts and a tight federal budget causing the country's top young scientists to become "disenchanted or lured to better opportunities elsewhere," as the Huffington Post's Sam Stein writes? Stein, Dr. Martin Lane and Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel... watch
Sen. Elizabeth Warren writes in her upcoming memoir "A Fighting Chance" about a tense conversation she had with President Obama upon learning she wouldn't head the CFPB. watch
Politico Playbook: "Republican donors and operatives are chattering about Bush's publicity-shy wife, so worried she isn't on board with a 2016 White House run that they're urging people in the family's orbit to make the case," writes Politico's Katie... watch
Morning Papers: Experts are analyzing data picked up from a sub looking for missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370. Also, Yahoo's former number two gets a massive severance, the Pentagon is warning that sequestration cuts will reduce national security... watch
Top Talkers: Diplomats from Russia and Ukraine are in Geneva on Thursday working on an end to the crisis in Ukraine. Morning Joe economic analyst Steve Rattner joins the show to explain why U.S. sanctions against Russia for its actions in Ukraine are... watch
A Republican state legislator apologized on Tuesday for calling breastfeed “smart and sexy” in a press release on behalf of the party’s House majority. read more
Bloomberg correspondent co-authored the new book "Balochistan at a Crossroads," which looks at the border where Iran, Pakistan and Afghanistan meet. watch
The Census Bureau announced changes to an annual survey that will render difficult measuring the impact of Obamacare. Also, Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., is being criticized for a new ad that features re-enactments of statements she made in a 2013 Energy... watch
Politico Playbook: Can Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, unite all the GOP factions should he run in 2016? A recent stop by Cruz in South Carolina may prove to be telling for Cruz's presidential fortunes. Jim VandeHei discusses. watch
Morning Papers: Nearly 300 people are missing after a ferry capsized in South Korea; former Italian PM Silvio Berlusconi has been sentenced to community service for tax fraud; China's growth slows; a new report shows Wal-Mart's low-wage workers cost... watch
University of Kentucky basketball head coach John Calipari joins Morning Joe to discuss his new book "Players First: Coaching from the Inside Out," being a successful coach, food rules in the NCAA, and the idea of paying college players. watch
Rep. Pete King, R-N.Y., is no fan of Sen. Rand Paul, who could potentially be running for president in 2016. Rep. King says Paul's views would be disastrous for the presidency. King also discusses the NYPD's dismantling of a secretive unit that spied... watch
