Hayes Brown
Hayes Brown is a writer and editor for MSNBC Daily, where he helps frame the news of the day for readers. He was previously at BuzzFeed News and holds a degree in international relations from Michigan State University.
Hayes Brown is a writer and editor for MSNBC Daily, where he helps frame the news of the day for readers. He was previously at BuzzFeed News and holds a degree in international relations from Michigan State University.
Latest from Hayes Brown
Simone Biles' withdrawal from the Olympics gymnastics team finals was the right choice
It's not selfish to know that your life could be at risk if your head isn't right.
Why the January 6 committee's first witnesses had to be police officers
It's a story we've heard before — but an important one for the country to hear again.
The right-wing anti-Covid vaccine push is missing a scapegoat
A stream of vaccine skepticism from GOP politicians and conservative media is putting America at risk.
Trump's 2020 loss gave the GOP the last key to 'win' the midterms
The plan involves manipulating elections before, during and after voters' trips to the polls.
New Trump books are great gossip — but publishing too late to help
We needed to know these details about Trump's coup attempt months ago.
Senate Democrats' $3.5 trillion budget plan goes big — finally
It's about time Democrats ball out and move on liberal and progressive priorities.
Leaked RNC emails prove Republicans always knew Trump was lying about 2020 fraud
Lies of omission aren't real lies in the GOP leadership's eyes.
Texas Democrats' voting bill walkout deserves national backup
C'mon, Senate Democrats — don't leave Texas hanging like this.
Democrats have to end gerrymandered districts — eventually
Democrats can't unilaterally disarm until Republican-drawn election maps can't disadvantage minorities.
Biden's new executive order could let you fix your iPhone
You can call anyone to fix your sink. The same should be true for your iPhone.
America's Afghanistan withdrawal plans didn't include Afghan translators
How was this not a planning priority in almost 20 years of war?
