Michele Richinick

More than 1,300 activists and politicians signed a call to close the Guantanamo internment camp in an ad featured in Thursday's New York Times on the morning of the president's national security speech. Read More

Businessman Kmele Foster will sit down in the greenroom on Friday with MSNBC's Louis Burgdorf to discuss an organization that aims to enhance future leaders' impact on a global society. Read More

Businessman Kmele Foster will sit down in the greenroom on Friday with MSNBC's Louis Burgdorf to discuss an organization that aims to enhance future leaders' impact on a global society. Read More

Contributions will assist with buying supplies, materials, diesel for emergency vehicles, and food for responders helping victims of the tornado that razed Moore, Okla., Monday. Read More

The Republican governor and his family say New Jersey is "stronger than the storm," but critics have accused him of using federal taxpayer dollars to boost his political image. Read More

The Department of Justice's secret subpoena of journalists' phone records is "unconstitutional," the president of The Associated Press said on Sunday. Read More

The long-time senator from Maine engaged in Congress' fight outside the institution because she didn't think there was a way to alter the political equation from the inside, she said during an Afternoon Mo Joe web-exclusive interview. Read More

Exceptional candidates for political office won't run for election because the media exploit their lives before their names are even on a ballot, said the chairman of Deutsch, Inc. on Thursday during an Afternoon Mo Joe roundtable discussion. Read More

A new poll shows the majority of Americans' focus is below average on the IRS scandal and Benghazi congressional hearings. Read More

Exceptional candidates for political office won't run for election because the media exploit their lives, said the chairman of Deutsch, Inc. during an Afternoon Mo Joe roundtable discussion. Read More

The surviving Boston bombing suspect wrote a note inside the hull of the boat in which he hid, describing the bombings as retaliation for the actions of the United States against Muslims. Read More

More than 50 media companies signed a letter of protest to the attorney general a day after learning about the Justice Department's subpoena of Associated Press phone records. Read More

The long-time senator from Maine engaged in Congress' fight outside the institution because she didn't think there was a way to alter the political equation from the inside, she said on Tuesday during a web-exclusive greenroom interview. Read More

It is the president’s job to repair the trust between the people and Washington, where there has always been a disconnect to the average citizen’s life, the three-term Republican senator said. Read More

The 37-year-old actress revealed on Tuesday in a New York Times op-ed that she went through a double mastectomy to lower her chances of breast and ovarian cancer. Read More

Alec, 17, was an honor roll student and member of the National Honor Society who planned to attend Southwestern State Oklahoma University in the fall. Read More

British Prime Minister David Cameron also said at a news conference on Monday morning that he saw an "urgent window of opportunity'' before the "worst fears'' in Syria would be realized. Read More

As a 10-year-old child at the time of her father's death in 2010, Destiny McCord comforted her family more than she wept in her own sorrow. Read More

The silver spire installed Friday morning atop the One World Trade Center building raises the structure to 1,776 feet. Read More

In the year since President Obama publicly endorsed gay marriage on May 9, 2012, the movement in favor of marriage equality and LGBT rights has had a few more firsts. Read More