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Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) is challenging House Speaker Mike Johnson's leadership, and panelists on MSNBC's "Morning Joe" agreed the Georgia Republican appeared to be "running the show."

Greene filed a motion to vacate the speaker's chair last month, which would take only three GOP votes to remove him and leaves a threat looming over Johnson's head as he seeks funding for Ukraine, and political analyst Jon Heilemann said that also renders the Republicans incapable of governing.

Federal judge Aileen Cannon ruled against Donald Trump in his classified documents case and will keep the names of potential witnesses under seal, but a legal expert found one aspect of her decision "very surprising."

Cannon agreed with special counsel Jack Smith's office that releasing their names and other identifying information could jeopardize their safety, but she ruled that witness statements could be included in public filings, which MSNBC legal analyst Joyce Vance said would still put those individuals at risk.

A New York Times interview published Tuesday morning revealed new details about Jared Kushner's business dealings with Saudi Arabia that landed his equity firm $2 billion after his father-in-law former President Donald Trump left the White House.

Eric Lipton, one of three Times reporters to appear on the byline, later appeared on MSNBC to discuss the explosive report with host Nicolle Wallace.

Republicans appear to be scared of Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA), a former aide to two House Speakers told MSNBC Tuesday — but they shouldn't be.

Brendan Buck served under Speakers Paul Ryan and John Boehner, and witnessed each dealing with the far-right flank of the party attempting to top the party leadership. Now that Greene is threatening to vacate the speaker's chair, Buck is urging members of the party not to fear her.

Donald Trump has less than a week to stop his New York election interference trial over the hush money he's accused of giving to adult film star Stormy Daniels in 2016. On Monday, jury selection begins in the case.

He's already filed a blitz of motions to stop or delay the trial, none of which has managed to halt the case from moving forward. In a new lawsuit filed Monday, Trump is suing Judge Juan Merchan over the gag order he issued and then expanded. Meanwhile, Trump is telling supporters on Truth Social that he may not follow the gag order and that it would be a "great honor" to be jailed like Nelson Mandela.

Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) mocked her political archenemy Donald Trump for choosing to embrace a political issue that has cost Republicans in election after election for nearly two years.

The former president had previously signaled he's willing to support a national abortion ban but then issued a falsehood-riddled statement on the topic that inflamed liberals and angered anti-abortion conservatives on Monday.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough called out the conservative establishment for papering over Donald Trump's "crazy lies" to present him as a "normal" Republican presidential candidate.

The former president issued a statement claiming credit for the overturning of Roe v. Wade, which Trump then claimed was supported by "everybody" – including, he said, "all legal scholars" of every political stripe – and the "Morning Joe" host skewered those assertions as ridiculous.

Donald Trump filed a lawsuit against Judge Juan Merchan Monday to challenge a gag order that blocks him from attacking family members of court staff in the soon-to-start hush money trial — including the judge's own daughter, The New York Times reported Monday.

Consequences of breaking the order include being held in criminal contempt of court, which could result in a large fine or short jail sentence.

Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-GA) proclaimed last week that an earthquake in the northeastern United States Friday, followed by today's solar eclipse, was a "sign from God."

It sent "The View" co-hosts into peals of laughter and mockery.

Professor Basil Smikle told Donald Trump he should refrain from comparing himself with legendary freedom fighter Nelson Mandela.

Over the weekend, Trump attacked Judge Juan Merchan again, calling him "a partisan hack" because his daughter works in Democratic politics. Trump claimed that the judge "wants to put me in the clink for speaking the open and obvious TRUTH. I will gladly become a modern-day Nelson Mandela," host Ana Cabrara read.

New York Attorney General Letitia James submitted a filing on Thursday asking for proof that the company covering Donald Trump's $175 million bond in his fraud case is actually "financially sound."

James told the New York City civil court — where Trump was found liable for damages upwards of $464 million — that she had serious concerns about Knight Speciality Insurance Company's agreement with the former president.