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Maddow broke down in tears live on air on Tuesday night while reporting on babies and toddler shelters on the southern U.S. border.

The manipulated photo showed John McCain's face atop the body of Virginia Tech Shooter Seung-Hui Cho, who killed 33 people at the university in 2007.

Avenatti's critics often point to his media appearances in an attempt to discredit him.

The conservative commentator claims there was a hidden subtext in the Aunt Lydia joke.

“I’ve not been exempt from being dumb or cruel or hurtful to the very people I want to advocate for – I own that, I get it – and for that I’m truly sorry.”

“It was insensitive, tone deaf and dumb,” Reid said in December.

"Where are the women? Why don’t they walk out en masse?”

As with his inauguration crowd, Donald Trump's claim about the viewership for his State of the Union address is incompatible with the facts.

Chris Matthews has apologized for his remarks.

The Florida congressman's comments come after President Trump renewed his attacks on the FBI.

Folks rallied online for Joan Walsh, including some former colleagues at MSNBC.

Reid said her posts were "insensitive, tone deaf and dumb."

“I KNOW this is #FakeNews," George Scarborough tweeted.

The feud between the president and the "Morning Joe" hosts rolls on.

President Donald Trump again blasts MSNBC in the latest instalment of his social media campaign against detractors.

Soaring ratings and controversy at MSNBC

Despite Donald Trump's lashes, cable news networks have seen their ad rates soar over the last year.

In a world of fake news and alternative facts, chyrons are setting the record straight.

During his interview with Rachel Maddow, Bernie Sanders discussed the state of the presidential race.

Clinton shared conversations she has had with foreign leaders about their concerns for a possible President Donald Trump.

Donald Trump and John Kasich participated in town halls for a second consecutive night.

MSNBC separately will host Donald Trump and John Kasich, and interview Bernie Sanders and Hillary Clinton.

At a Wednesday town hall, the senator said he hypothetically wouldn't agree to the second-highest position in the U.S.

The candidates talked about more than their policy positions on Wednesday. Case in point: Marco Rubio likes EDM.

Clinton worked hard to smile more and be less shrill. Sanders continued grappling with how to implement his program.

Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders will go head-to-head for the first time in a debate on Thursday night.

Should the media criticize itself?