Two U.S. representatives from Massachusetts and one from Arizona ran the Boston Marathon to demonstrate that the race not only belongs to the historic New England city, but also to the rest of the country and the world. read more
1.3 million Americans with $72 billion in debt have enrolled in forgiveness programs, leaving officials scrambling to find ways to reign in costs. read more
Missouri officials are set to execute a death row inmate this week despite concerns about secret lethal drugs used in the state and around the country. read more
The Upshot's David Leonhardt joins Morning Joe to discuss the launch of The Upshot, an offering from the New York Times, which seeks to explain potentially difficult stories in a conversational way. watch
As the midterms approach, should vulnerable Dems run away from the Affordable Care Act? Are they even running from the ACA at all? Are any Dems standing up for any parts of the law? The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
Rep. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., is seizing on some comments made by incumbent Sen. Mark Pryor on Cotton's military service in a new ad. The Morning Joe panel discusses. watch
Politico Playbook: Retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson is becoming something of a household name in some conservative circles. He espouses libertarian and Christian views; he referred to the ACA as "slavery in a way"; and he cleaned up during the CPAC... watch
Morning Papers: President Obama is set to visit the site of a Washington mudslide that has, thus far, killed 41 people. Entertainment streaming service Netflix has announced a price hike for new users. And the UAW is dropping its appeal in Tennessee. watch
Sen. John McCain joins Morning Joe to discuss the events in Ukraine, what the U.S. can do to stop Russian President Vladimir Putin, including supplying the Ukrainian military with what he calls "light weapons." watch
Former CBS reporter Sharyl Attkisson left her job in March after two decades, citing the network's reluctance to criticize the Obama administration as one of her main reasons for leaving. Attkisson joins Morning Joe to discuss. watch
Top Talkers: In his new book "Capitalism in the Twenty-First Century," economist Thomas Piketty takes on income inequality and suggests a "global tax on capital" could be the way to help solve the problem. Steve Rattner discusses. watch
