When we saw what had happened in Moore, we knew we had to take Morning Joe to Oklahoma, but nothing could have prepared us for the destruction we'd see once there. Read More

Oklahoma natives are taking to social media to share what they've seen since one of the worst tornadoes in history ravaged their hometowns. Politicians and celebrities alike are offering condolences--and financial aid. Read More

Farai Chideya explains that a lack of diversity in coverage and in the newsroom is painting journalism into a corner. Read More

The acquisition of a Fox News reporter's email records under the Espionage Act is an even bigger deal than the AP phone records seizure, said an ACLU spokesperson. 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

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

Tulane professor--and MSNBC host--Melissa Harris-Perry had some advice for the class of 2013 in her Sunday Footnote. Read More

"Of course it was frightening. But what was more disturbing intellectually was that I thought to myself, 'Alright, this is it. My life is going to be over and it's gonna be ended by these people for a conflict that I'm not a part of.' " Read More

Discovery's latest series, "North America," shows the vastness and diversity of the continent we call home. Read More

Is the proposed journalist shield law anything more than a political shield? Read More

What to expect from Saturday's show 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

Republicans took to Twitter in advance of the House vote to appeal the Affordable Care Act Thursday, asking followers to slam #ObamacareInThreeWords. But the White House fought back with three words of its own. Read More

Legendary investigative reporter Bob Woodward says the IRS profiling scandal isn't the next Watergate—but Benghazi might be. Read More

"Nobody has been more outraged by the actions that were reported in this Inspector General’s review and no one has been more decisive in taking action to deal with it," the White House press secretary told MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell. Read More

In order to try and compete with cable, network television is premiering summer shows. Read More

Action man! It was Obama’s third press conference this week as he works to convey competence and transparency. Read More

The relationship between the White House press corps and the president's press secretary has grown bitter and the atmosphere in the briefing room is often sulfurous. How about a Golden Rule in this relationship? Read More

Alex Gibney discuss his new film "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks" Read More