In the latest installment of Reply Al, Rev. Sharpton responded to a viewer, explaining how discrimination must be fought no matter what form it comes in. Read More

Tune in here Wednesday at 12:15pm ET, where Kornacki--joined by two of the plaintiffs challenging Prop 8, among others--will lead a discussion examining the political implications of these cases from both sides of the aisle. Read More

A report released Tuesday found that same-sex couples experience less favorable treatment than heterosexual couples in the online rental housing market. Read More

New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez, a Democrat, called for the United States to take swift action in Syria and shared concerns surrounding NSA leaks. Read More

It's unclear why Obama's public remarks on transparency are so frequently at odds with his actions. Transparency advocates still hope the administration's promises will be followed up by real disclosure. Read More

President Obama and Russian President Vladimir Putin are still far apart on how to end the more than two year old civil war in Syria, but conversations continue Tuesday at the G8 summit. Seven of the eight member nations agree Assad must go. Read More

Looking to revive the stalled gun control movement, Vice President Biden hosted an event at the White House on Tuesday with gun safety groups in attendance. Read More

The president in a PBS interview defended the surveillance program, rejected comparisons to former Vice President Cheney, and said the government must "go to a judge, show probably cause." Read More

Tune in right here Tuesday at 12:15pm ET, where Chris--joined by NBC News Chief Justice Correspondent Pete Williams, activist Zach Wahls, and members of the LGBT community--will discuss how the Supreme Court's ruling on marriage equality will affect YOU. Read More

With six finalists remaining in Las Vegas's Miss USA competition, it was time for the much-anticipated Q&A portion. Read More

"Being called a traitor by Dick Cheney is the highest honor you can give an American," Snowden told Guardian readers Monday. Read More

"Ask yourself: if I were a Chinese spy, why wouldn't I have flown directly into Beijing? I could be living in a palace petting a phoenix by now," Snowden said in The Guardian Q&A Monday. Read More

Cell phones could become the latest piece of forensic evidence in traffic accidents if one New Jersey lawmaker gets his way. Read More

After two months of controversies, the president's approval rating is taking a hit, particularly with two of his stalwart support groups. Read More

In his Footnote, "MHP" guest host Ari Melber slammed the recent Supreme Court decision that will give law enforcement the power to search, seize DNA, and use it to track citizens in a database--even if they have never committed a crime. Read More

Republican Senator Saxby Chambliss of Georgia and Democratic Senator Mark Udall of Colorado sparred over the role of the NSA in preventing terrorism on Meet the Press Sunday. Read More

We're still waiting on Supreme Court decisions that may change the modern landscape of civil rights in America. Guest host Ari Melber will be back to discuss this and several other topics Sunday at 10am ET on MSNBC! Read More

After reopening wounds that party leaders in the Republican Party had hoped were sewn up, GOP Rep. Trent Franks is now slowly retreating on his bill to ban abortions nationwide after 20 weeks. Read More

Texas is likely to join Wisconsin and Ohio as the latest states to place new restrictions on women's access to reproductive care. Read More