Thursday marked the five-year anniversary since the federal minimum wage was last hiked—and the day that Democratic former Gov. Ted Strickland ran out of cash just days into his attempt to live on a minimum wage budget. read more
The former vice presidential nominee is launching a website dedicated to her own quirky form of conservative politics, aptly named the Sarah Palin Channel. read more
If the 2012 presidential election were held today, 53 percent of the country would be in favor of placing Mitt Romney in the White House, a new CNN/ORC poll finds. However, Hillary Clinton would also defeat Romney in a match up. The Morning Joe panel. watch
Two Americans have tested positive for the deadly Ebola virus after working with infected patients in Liberia. Dr. Christina Gagliardo discusses. watch
New York Magazine's Kevin Roose joins Morning Joe to discuss the taxi revolution taking place in cities like NYC, where new phone apps are changing how we find available rides. watch
Journalist Sonia Nazario joins Morning Joe to discuss "Enrique's Journey," a Pulitzer Prize-winning story about a Honduran boy who goes looking for his mother in the U.S. watch
UK Amb. to the U.S., Sir Peter Westmacott, joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest developments in Ukraine, where fighting between pro-Russian separatists and Ukrainian forces have forced flight investigators away from the MH 17 crash site. watch
While House Speaker Boehner has backed off from talks of impeaching President Obama, Rep. Steve Scalise, R-La., is saying something different. The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., joins Morning Joe to discuss the latest developments in Gaza and the relationship between Sec. Kerry and Israeli PM Netanyahu. watch
Austria-Hungary declared war on Serbia on July 28, 1914, effectively beginning World War I. Historian Jon Meacham discusses the lasting effect WWI has had on the world. watch
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is taking some heat for disbanding a commission he formed to investigate political corruption. The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
Morning Papers: Over 2,500 Ground Zero workers have cancer; more than 15,000 households in Detroit have had water turned off and Sarah Palin launches an online channel. watch
