Morgan Whitaker

Rev. Sharpton's latest installment of Ask Rev, in which he answers questions from viewers that range from the Benghazi scandal and the apology owed to Susan Rice to his favorite Bible verse. Read More

James Brown, the hardest-working man in show business, would probably approve of the Michelle Obama's message--and her moves. Read More

Nearly five decades after they perished in one of the most pivotal moments of the civil rights movement, the four girls killed in the Birmingham church bombing will receive the highest honor Congress gives to civilians. Read More

President Obama, in a commencement address to the U.S. Naval Academy, urged graduates to "constantly strive to remain worthy of the public trust." Read More

An attorney for Trayvon Martin's family discussed photos and text messages that George Zimmerman's defense team wants to show to a jury at trial. Read More

Rev. Sharpton's latest installment of Ask Rev, in which he answers questions from viewers on topics ranging from his sleep schedule to how to contact your lawmakers. Read More

"This is part of free speech, is you being able to speak, but also you listening, and me being able to speak," the president said after more than a minute of interruptions. Read More

Charles Ramsey was enjoying a burger when he stopped to help the Cleveland kidnapping victims escape. Now he'll never have a problem getting another burger. Read More

On Wednesday's show Rev. Sharpton debuted a new segment, Ask Rev, in which he answers questions from viewers on topics ranging from weight loss to political perseverance. Read More

Will Republicans demand offsets for the relief spending needed for Moore, Ok., residents digging out from Monday's tornado? After all, many GOPers opposed the Sandy relief bill. Read More

The former congressman, disgraced by a Twitter scandal in 2011, announces his plans to run for mayor of New York City in a web ad released early Wednesday. Read More

How one nurse protected an infant and mother from the tornado that destroyed the main hospital in Moore, Oklahoma. Read More

Demonstrators organized by the Tea Party Patriots groups rallied in front of IRS offices across the country Tuesday to protest the recent revelations of improper targeting of Tea Party and other conservative groups, arguing that the agency's actions "stole the election." Read More

The best photos from April, a month full of highs and lows for President Obama, from the aftermath of the Boston bombings and West, Texas, fertilizer plant explosion to meeting Jackie Robinson's widow Rachel Robinson and reuniting with his fellow presidents at the opening of the George W. Bush Presidential Library in Dallas. Read More

President Obama touched on issues of race, inequality, and "breaking the cycle" of absent fathers in his commencement address to the Morehouse College class of 2013. Read More

LOOK: The newest version of "Obama's Watergate" is Umbrella-gate. But he's not the only president to have gotten protection when the skies opened. Read More

With their latest marching orders, House Republicans could make the 113th Congress even less productive than the 112th, quite an achievement. Read More

Emails released by the White House this week make clear that Susan Rice was not the main player in a Benghazi cover-up that Republicans claimed. So where's the apology? Read More

While Republicans work to block Obamacare from providing coverage to Americans who need it most, MSNBC and PoliticsNation are stepping up to help offer free health coverage. Read More

Flanked by her fellow Tea Party leaders, Michele Bachmann on Thursday linked the IRS scandal over targeting conservative groups to suspicions on how the agency administers the financial aspects of Obamacare. Read More