President Obama delivers the commencement address at the Naval Academy Friday morning and he's expected to expand on themes from his major counterterrorism… Read More
Wall Street billionaire: Babies kill women’s focus

Trader Paul Tudor Jones touched off a firestorm after The Washington Post obtained a video where he says you will never see as many great women investors or traders as men because they have babies, which are distracting. Read More
Flashback Friday: Pullman Porter
I think people always expect my favorite interviews to be those with a president or celebrity. But really, many if not most of the people who have stayed with me for years are "regular people." Read More
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Does the culture in the military need to change?
In the third case of sexual misconduct in the military in the past couple of months Army Sgt. Michael McClendon is accused of planting a hidden camera in the showers and locker rooms at West Point to record female cadets. Read More
Rangel: Weiner won’t have ‘serious impact’ on NYC mayoral race
Don't expect to see longtime New York Congressman Charles Rangel campaigning for fellow Democrat Anthony Weiner and his run for New York City mayor anytime soon. Read More
Must read: ‘Geography bee’ has a new winner
A 12-year-old who won the National Geographic Bee after a tense and exciting best of five duel. Read More
Chris’ List: CEO Pay
The amount of money CEOs make has never been higher. The Associated Press did an analysis of data from Equilar, an executive pay research firm.
The median… Read More
Inside the safe room that saved lives in Oklahoma
Chris Jansing toured a 12-by-14 safe room that saved lives on Monday. Just a minute before the tornado passed, the family heard their neighbors banging on the door to be let inside. Read More
Okla. lawmaker tours devastation: ‘My emotions are going to have to wait a little bit’
Oklahoma state Rep. Mark McBride has toured the devastation left by Monday's monster tornado and admits it's been overwhelming. Read More
The Company Memo: Wednesday, May 22, 2013
Chris Jansing reports live from Moore, Oklahoma, where clean-up efforts are beginning -- alongside the debate over federal funding for disaster relief. Read More
Moore, OK Mayor: ‘We’ve been through it before’
"We've been through it before, so we'll get through it again," Moore, Oklahoma mayor Glenn Lewis told Chris Jansing a day after a tornado flattened his town. Read More
Moore woman reunited with dog after home destroyed
Moore, Oklahoma resident Melody Hughes has no home to go back to, but MSNBC's Chris Jansing was on hand to witness one of the bright spots through all the devastation: Hughes was reunited with Toby, who wagged his tail happily as she petted him. Read More
The Company Memo: Tuesday, May 21, 2013
MSNBC's Chris Jansing reports live from Moore, Oklahoma in the wake of Monday's horrific tornado, which killed at least 24 people and wounded more than 100 others. Read More
Does college loan debt endanger the economy?
Sixty-five percent of graduates take out loans with the average debt at $26,600. The burden of repaying these loans is causing graduates to delay buying a house or a car or even starting a family. Read More
Must read: Should doctors be drug tested?
f a bus driver is subject to random drug testing --and after all, he’s got your kids’ lives in his hands –- well, shouldn’t a doctor e subjected to random drug testing, too? Read More
Chris’ list: Weekend box office edition
The movie "Star Trek into Darkness" boldly went where its predecessor went back in 2009: to the number one spot at the box office. Read More
The Company Memo: Monday, May 20, 2013
After last week's major controversy on three fronts -- The IRS targeting Tea Party and conservative groups, the administration's response to the Benghazi attack, and the DOJ's subpoena of AP phone records -- how does the Obama administration get back on track? Read More
Republicans accused of ‘gamesmanship’ in first hearing on IRS scandal
New York Democratic Rep. Joe Crowley, a member of the Ways and Means Committee is accusing Republicans of playing politics. Read More
Ex-IRS chief: Targeting Tea Party was ‘mistake, not an act of partisanship’
Steven Miller, who stepped down this week as acting commissioner of the IRS amid revelations that the agency targeted Tea Party groups for special scrutiny, apologized to Congress Friday, but said the effort wasn't deliberately partisan. Read More
Chris’ list: The world’s richest people
Unfortunately, even if you win Powerball, you won't be as rich as these people! Read More
Must read: David Beckham: Style star
My must read today is a bit of Friday fluff – but fun Friday fluff. Even if you aren't a soccer fan, you have to admit that David Beckham has a certain “something." Including style! Read More
The Company Memo: Friday, May 17, 2013
On Capitol Hill, Congress looks for answers in the IRS controversy, as outgoing acting IRS Chief Steve Miller testifies. Read More

