House Ways and Means Committee member, GOP Congressman Vern Buchanan of Florida, discusses his concerns with the IRS' scrutiny of Tea Party groups. Read More
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Must-Read Op-Eds for Friday, May 17
Peggy Noonan on why what's happening in Washington is no "ordinary scandal," and Michael Hirsh's "Five Myths About Benghazi" in Friday's must-read opinion pages. Read More
Woodward and Bernstein agree: IRS scandal isn’t Watergate…yet
Legendary investigative reporter Bob Woodward says the IRS profiling scandal isn't the next Watergate—but Benghazi might be. Read More
Watch: What to expect from IRS hearings
From the high ground to the rushed condemnations, expect tough questions to take center stage in the House Ways and Means Committee hearing. Read More
Morning Headlines: Friday, May 17
The Morning Joe headlines for Friday, May 17. Read More
Washington’s top women lobbyists trail male counterparts by $600K
Women may be moving up the corporate ladder, but new data from Bloomberg shows that the glass ceiling of compensation is hard to break - even at the country's top trade groups. Read More
VIDEO: Holder scolds Issa for ‘shameful’ comment
Attorney General Eric Holder lashed out at Republican Congressman Darrell Issa during a heated hearing on the Hill. Read More
Boston bombing suspect left note in the boat
The surviving Boston bombing suspect wrote a note inside the hull of the boat in which he hid, describing the bombings as retaliation for the actions of the United States against Muslims. Read More
RNC jumps on Obama’s bad week in fundraising video
A new RNC video paints President Obama as a hypocrite who has failed to bring transparency to Washington. Read More
Bush’s Attorney General: You can investigate leaks without subpoenaing reporters
Former Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said he investigated a very serious government leak while serving under Bush, but chose not to subpoena the involved reporters. Read More
An excerpt from Dan Brown’s “Inferno”
An excerpt from Dan Brown's new novel "Inferno" Read More
An excerpt from Jimmy Connors’ “The Outsider”
An excerpt from Jimmy Connors' "The Outsider" Read More
Morning Headlines: Wednesday, May 15
The Morning Joe headlines for Wednesday, May 15, 2013 Read More
Journalists react to AP phone record seizure
"If we'd only elected a constitutional law professor to the presidency, none of this would be happening," tweeted one reporter following the news that the Department of Justice had seized two months of Associated Press phone records. Read More
Carl Bernstein: Seizing phone records is designed to ‘intimidate’
The journalist whose reporting uncovered the Watergate scandal said the president's administration is trying to intimidate officials from talking to the press. Read More
Must-Read Op-Eds for Tuesday, May 14
Dana Milbank on the president's "second term blues," Jonathan Tobin on Obama doubling down on 'Benghazi denial" and Angelina Jolie on her "medical choice." Read More
An excerpt from Olympia Snowe’s “Fighting for Common Ground”
An excerpt from Olympia Snowe's "Fighting for Common Ground" Read More
Justice Department seizes journalists’ records
The Associated Press is slamming the Department of Justice after the agency revealed it secretly obtained the phone records of journalists at the wire service’s news-gathering operations. “None of us have ever seen anything like this,” said AP Executive Editor Kathleen Carroll Read More
Watch: Associated Press editor finds Justice Dept. subpoena ‘distressing’
Associated Press Executive Editor Kathleen Carroll discusses with Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski the Justice Department's use of a secret subpoena to obtain reporters' phone records. Read More
Morning Headlines: Tuesday, May 14
The Morning Joe headlines for Tuesday, May 14, 2013 Read More




