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On Monday afternoon, a panel discussion on MSNBC’s Deadline took an amusing turn when the panelists brought up Rudy Giuliani’s claim that he foresees an end to the Mueller obstruction of justice probe soon.

On Monday's MSNBC Live With Katy Tur, the host spoke with former attorney general Guy Lewis and Harvard law professor emeritus Alan Dershowitz about Donald Trump's continuing insistence that the FBI planted an informant in the Trump campaign to help Clinton win.

An easy rule of etiquette for white hip-hop fans is to never say the n-word, even if it's while singing along to a song. Not once, and not over and over, like the young Alabama fan captured on video performing an ill-advised duet with Kendrick Lamar, after he pulled her on stage at Alabama’s Hangout Music festival on Sunday.

Donald Trump's sons Eric and Donald Jr. made the short trip across Manhattan to appear on Saturday Night Live's Weekend Update for the show's huge and politics-heavy season finale.

A week after Saturday Night Live steered clear of politics for Mother's Day, they leaned in hard with a season finale that opened with the Trump team in the Sopranos finale.

The next steps in the Trump saga will happen while Saturday Night Live is on summer break.

Two of Roger Stone's close associates have now been subpoenaed and asked to talk about the notorious operative's work on the 2016 campaign. Stone himself is still going on cable to deny everything—he now says the DNC hack he's accused of knowing about through Russian hackers never even happened.

Police do not yet know why Dimitrios Pagourtzis committed a massacre at his Texas high school.

Donald Trump and Jeff Sessions are never, ever getting back together.

During the brutal 2016 Democratic Party primary, H.A. Goodman established himself as a forceful and influential pro-Bernie blogger.

Conservative talking head Tomi Lahren has gotten into a nasty spat with a New York Times columnist who she accused of "lecturing" her on feminism.

The Texas high school where 10 died considered itself a "hardened target," according to a new Washington Post report.

Starbucks is reacting to a run of bad publicity that started with racist employees calling the cops on two black men in Philadelphia by making radical changes to its policies.