Entrepreneur Brandi Temple operates her multimillion-dollar children's apparel business out of a 20,000 square-foot facility in Lexington, N.C.--her garage. The Morning Joe roundtable guests discussed this idea of operating a small business out of a personal workspace. Read More
Obama defends NSA program to the world

Speaking in Berlin, President Obama defended American surveillance programs: these programs are thwarting plots, without infringing rights. Read More
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Journalist Michael Hastings, who died in Los Angeles on Tuesday at the age of 33, talks to Morning Joe in 2010 and 2013. Read More
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Poll: Obama’s approval ratings dive amid surveillance controversy
After two months of controversies, the president's approval rating is taking a hit, particularly with two of his stalwart support groups. Read More
Ambitious, low-income kids get lift from education nonprofit
N.J. SEEDS' College Preparatory Program aims to take high-achieving, low-income students and guarantee they graduate and are accepted into exceptional colleges and universities. Read More
Morning Headlines: Monday, June 17
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Joe Scarborough: New NRA ad is ‘race bait’
“It’s so obvious,” Scarborough said. “Look at his hands. It looks like he is a coal miner from West Virginia. Look how dark they made his hands.” Read More
McDonald’s 91% graduation rate
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Former President Bill Clinton said he is surprised his remarks on Syria during a closed-press event with Sen. John McCain Tuesday have made such a splash. Read More
Poll: Americans’ disdain for Congress hits lowest yet
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Morning Headlines: Friday, June 14
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Newtown families to meet with Obama after Capitol Hill rally
“I am here today to remind Congress of what happened to my family, to remind them of what keeps happening,” Jillian Soto said. Soto's sister, Vicki, was murdered protecting her students at Sandy Hook Elementary School. Read More
NRA ad hits Sen. Manchin on background checks
After years of endorsing Sen. Joe Manchin, a West Virginia Democrat, the NRA has paid thousands to air a new ad against him over the next two weeks. Read More
Morning Headlines: Thursday, June 13
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Facebook fuels kiddie clothing business to the tune of $20 million
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