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Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) trashed the Republican-led impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden ahead of a much-anticipated hearing featuring Hunter Biden -- and then proceeded to trash it again after the hearing started.

Speaking with reporters, Raskin said the interview with Biden yet again turned up no evidence that President Biden had benefited from his son's business, which had also been the testimony of multiple other witnesses who have spoken before the inquiry.

Hunter Biden is testifying behind closed doors in a joint hearing of the House Oversight and Judiciary Committees, but the President's son released his opening statement Wednesday morning, accusing Republican Chairmen Jim Comer and Jim Jordan of basing their investigation on an "entire partisan house of cards" of "lies" told by two people who have been indicted, a third who is behind bars, and fourth who has been "exposed" for his "false statements."

Politico calls Hunter Biden's opening statement a "blistering rebuke of Republicans’ investigation into his father, President Joe Biden."

Witnesses pushed back on Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) on Wednesday after he suggested women were receiving abortions "up to the moment of birth."

At a Senate Budget Committee hearing about reproductive health, Middlebury College Prof. Caitlin Myers disagreed after Kennedy called a fetus a "baby."

Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) was asked by Fox Business's Maria Bartiromo to provide proof that President Joe Biden had benefited from his son's overseas business dealings — and came up woefully short in his response.

While discussing the GOP's impeachment inquiry into Biden, Bartiromo asked Johnson to point to specific proof of wrongdoing by the president that would justify removing him from office.

Spiritual adviser Marianne Williamson ended her outsider campaign for president earlier this year after poor showings at the ballot box in the Democratic primary. However, on Wednesday, she posted an announcement that she was "unsuspending" her campaign to jump back into the race.

This comes after she got more votes in the Michigan Democratic primary than the only other significant primary challenger to President Joe Biden, Minnesota congressman Dean Phillips — despite her campaign being over and despite her having not actively campaigned for the state.

Melania Trump smashed the norms for being first lady because she didn't actually want to be in the White House, according to the author of a new book on the wives of recent presidents.

Katie Rogers, author of the new book "American Woman," which examines the role of first ladies from Hillary Clinton to Melania Trump, told MSNBC's "Morning Joe" what made Donald Trump's wife stand out from the others who held that ceremonial role before her.

While continuing to defend their impeachment investigation into President Joe Biden, despite the testimony or credibility of numerous star witnesses collapsing, Republican House Chairs Jim Jordan and Jim Comer on Tuesday announced they have issued a subpoena to Attorney General Merrick Garland for "records, including transcripts, notes, video, and audio files, related to Special Counsel Robert Hur’s investigation" of President Biden’s mishandling of classified information.

Hur cleared the President of any criminal wrongdoing, while deviating from DOJ guidelines by making partisan attacks on the President's memory.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough warned that Donald Trump was in more danger in the Republican presidential primary than he might realize.

The former president easily beat challenger Nikki Haley once again, this time in Michigan, but his former U.N. ambassador intends to remain in the race until the March 5 "Super Tuesday" primary, and the "Morning Joe" host said there were clear "warning signs" in Tuesday's GOP primary results.

Former President Donald Trump won the Michigan primary on Tuesday, but former Michigan Republican operative Jeff Timmer rained on his parade by noting how much support rival Nikki Haley got despite the fact that she has no shot at winning the nomination.

"It's not just that Donald Trump continues to lose three or four out of every ten Republican votes," said the political operative, whose bio notes he's also a Senior Advisor to the Lincoln Project. "It's that those voters are never ever ever coming back to Donald Trump. Chlamydia is more popular than Donald Trump among college-educated white voters, especially white women, and even non-college-educated white mainstream Protestant women."

Fox News pundit Sean Hannity was called out on social media Tuesday after he was caught slamming President Joe Biden's visit to the southern Border then plugging former President Donald Trump's.

The Fox News host dubbed Biden's visit "a cynical political stunt by the president" adding, "frankly, it's beyond disgraceful."

I scream, you scream, we all scream about President Joe Biden enjoying some ice cream, apparently.

Fox News host Jesse Watters took offense at the spectacle of Biden eating ice cream after his late-night interview with comedian Seth Meyers — and complained on Tuesday's edition of "The Five" that it just didn't make him look masculine.

Georgia prosecutor Adam Abbate clashed with Ashleigh Merchant, an attorney for Mike Roman, after she accused him of coaching a witness.

At a hearing on Tuesday, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Scott McAfee gave Merchant a chance to question Terrence Bradley, a former divorce attorney for special prosecutor Nathan Wade.

Democratic Senators led by U.S. Sen. Tammy Duckworth (D-IL) will ask unanimous consent on Wednesday to pass legislation to protect in-vitro fertilization (IVF), after the Alabama Supreme Court ruled frozen embryos are "children." Immediately following that ruling, some medical facilities that offer IVF services paused those practices over fear they could be prosecuted.

“I warned that red states would come for IVF, and now they have. But they aren’t going to just going to stop in Alabama,” Senator Duckworth said Tuesday during a press conference announcing the legislation, The Hill reported. “Mark my words. If we don’t act now, it will only get worse.”