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  • Covid shows ominous signs as winter sets in; Omicron incidental to flare-up

    08:36

  • Putin tests U.S., allies with belligerence toward Ukraine

    05:31

  • In odd career move, Devin Nunes announces abrupt departure from Congress 

    03:04

  • Trump, supporters not willing to risk 2024 outcome with a fair election

    05:10

  • Trump's 'propaganda ecosystem' priming supporters for violence: Gellman

    07:30

  • Putin keeps West guessing with dangerous brinksmanship

    04:15

  • Jan. 6th Committee finds Trump White House metadata on letter pressing Georgia on election

    03:35

  • Fifth Amendment pleas, White House metadata redraw picture of January 6 investigation

    11:52

  • January 6th Committee encounters questions of criminality while following evidence

    04:40

  • As arsenal for fighting Covid comes together, anti-vaxxers are literally eating dirt

    10:19

  • January 6 Committee anticipates 'multiple weeks' of hearing next year

    01:37

  • Women terrorized by Trump, right-wing media file lawsuit over election lies

    05:10

  • Stacey Abrams sees reason for hope on voting rights

    02:55

  • 'Something went on that's illegal': Former Trump DOJ official to invoke Fifth Amendment

    05:10

  • Abortion case in simple terms: government control of women's bodies

    03:09

  • Supreme Court faces credibility crisis as anti-abortion justices set to fulfill purpose

    08:07

  • Anti-abortion Supreme Court justices unconvincing with neutrality feint

    03:28

  • U.S. women's reproductive rights at stake as Supreme Court to hear 'biggest case in years'

    07:59

  • As courts indulge Trump stall tactic, January 6th Committee investigation presses ahead

    06:35

Rachel Maddow

Shame tempers shopping for friendlier inspector general for Zinke

15:42

Rachel Maddow reports on Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke's sketchy ethics and how a plan to replace the inspector general investigating Zinke with someone more sympathetic was exposed and abruptly reversed.Oct. 19, 2018

  • Fall of 'heinously ugly' racist statue marks another step in slow march of progress

    05:49

  • Covid shows ominous signs as winter sets in; Omicron incidental to flare-up

    08:36

  • Putin tests U.S., allies with belligerence toward Ukraine

    05:31

  • In odd career move, Devin Nunes announces abrupt departure from Congress 

    03:04

  • Trump, supporters not willing to risk 2024 outcome with a fair election

    05:10

  • Trump's 'propaganda ecosystem' priming supporters for violence: Gellman

    07:30

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