What happenedAlterNet reports that the Trump administration imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court shortly after the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize went to Navi Pillay, a former ICC appeals judge. The timing prompted speculation about revenge for President Donald Trump’s Nobel loss, but the reporting does not establish that explanation: The New York Times said the administration had planned the measures for months.The institutional attack itself is clear. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said,

What happenedAlterNet reports that Donald Trump grew frustrated with Kimberly Guilfoyle after she solicited investments for her businesses from Mar-a-Lago members, including through a 2022 dinner that guests reportedly discovered midway was a pitch for her American Dream alcohol brand. According to The Wall Street Journal reporting cited by AlterNet, Trump complained that Guilfoyle was supposed to raise money for him, not herself. The story does not establish that this episode produced any formal

What happenedAlterNet, citing Axios, reports that President Donald Trump publicly attacked Fox News after White House officials and senior Republican operatives privately complained about the network’s coverage of Abdul El-Sayed, the Democratic nominee for an open U.S. Senate seat in Michigan. Republicans reportedly fear that Fox appearances are helping El-Sayed reach center-right voters and weakening efforts to portray him as politically extreme.Trump accused Fox of favoring Democrats and giving

Federal Judge Jed Rakoff pressed the U.S. Virgin Islands to explain more specifically why JPMorgan should not be allowed to pursue certain affirmative defenses in the territory’s lawsuit over the bank’s relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. The USVI had asked Rakoff to strike defenses raised by JPMorgan, arguing that because the territory was acting in its sovereign capacity to enforce public rights under the Trafficking Victims Protection Act, the bank should not be able to rely on equitable defenses

What happenedAlterNet reports that psychologist John Garrison interpreted footage of President Donald Trump appearing to doze during an Oval Office meeting with Susan Dell as possible “microsleeps.” Garrison said such episodes can have several causes but argued that dementia or a brain injury could explain Trump’s rapid shifts between apparent sleep and wakefulness, lapses in attention, and momentary confusion.Garrison also cited footage from a rally with retired baseball player Roger Clemens,

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Christa Pike has regained consciousness and is speaking after surviving a botched execution, while Tennessee reviews its execution protocols and courts consider the future of her death sentence. The Pentagon is moving forward with the process that could eventually lead to the execution of Nidal Hasan, the convicted Fort Hood shooter, potentially making him the first military death-row inmate executed in many years. What began as a bizarre case involving repeated "Shrek" images has evolved into a

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People reports that 7-year-old Sam Baker became one of the youngest climbers to scale Yosemite's famous El Capitan alongside his father, Joe Baker. The climb wasn't easy. Sam reportedly cried at times and struggled through portions of the ascent, but his father said those moments were part of learning perseverance and resilience rather than a sign the effort should stop. A migration analysis highlighted by MSN found that many younger adults leaving Los Angeles are choosing nearby, more affordable

What happenedThe Alabama Supreme Court did not decide whether Sen. Tommy Tuberville satisfied Alabama’s residency requirement. AlterNet reports that the court upheld the dismissal of a challenge to his eligibility, ruling that courts lacked jurisdiction to reconsider the Republican Party’s determination that he qualified as a resident.The justices said a primary-election contest under state law was the exclusive way to challenge a nominee’s qualifications before the general election. They also found

What happenedAlterNet reports that the Norwegian Nobel Committee awarded the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize to Navi Pillay and used the announcement to defend international law against attacks on international courts. New York Times reporter Amanda Taub interpreted the committee’s warning about sanctioned judges and besieged institutions as a clear, though implicit, rebuke of President Donald Trump and other leaders hostile to that legal system.The committee did not name Trump in the quoted passage

Hurricane Isaias set to slam Gulf Coast; Execution of Fort Hood shooter to be livestreamed; Guilfoyle accused by Trump donor of $100k request for credit card bill; and more on tonight's broadcast. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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Alexandra Hudson joins John to explore the breakdown of modern public discourse and to unpack the crucial distinction between superficial politeness and genuine civility. Hudson argues that true civility is not merely adhering to polite etiquette, but an inner disposition that recognizes the inherent dignity of others, even when that requires having difficult, uncomfortable conversations. Rather than viewing our deep political and cultural divisions as a novel crisis, the conversation frames

Thursday, October 8, 2026; 8pm: Tonight, the sordid new depths of MAGA corruption—and the grift that keeps on grifting. Plus, debate night in America, with Sen. Bernie Sanders on the big fight in Michigan. And fresh off his Iran War tour in the Middle East, Sen. Chris Murphy on what America needs to know.Want more of Chris? Download and follow his podcast, “Why Is This Happening? The Chris Hayes podcast” wherever you get your podcasts.To listen to this show and other MS podcasts without ads, sign

Tim Miller gives his take on JD Vance’s fumbling attempt to define socialism and the hypocrisy at the heart of MAGA’s attacks on Democrats. Asked why socialist candidates are gaining ground across the country, Vance pivots to immigration and transgender athletes instead of explaining what socialism actually means.But while Republicans warn that Democrats are bringing socialism to America, the Trump administration is expanding government control over the economy, intervening in private enterprise,

On today's show Joan broadcasts live from Moe Joe's Restaurant in Plainfield, Illinois, and her guests are– Marc McKirdie, candidate for Will County Board, District 3– Sherry Newquist, candidate for Will County Board, District 3 (incumbent)– Mica Freeman Will County Board, District 8– State Rep. Jessica Dixon Heitman Illinois House, 97th District, candidate for re-election– Michelle Stiff, candidate for Will County clerk– Sherry Williams, candidate for Will County

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