MS NOW anchor Rachel Maddow publicly backed Scott Pelley after news broke that CBS fired the veteran journalist on June 2. Speaking during MSNBC’s primary night coverage that evening, Maddow said she

Rachel Maddow observed that "the pushback always and ever matters" while discussing the end of President Trump's planned $1.8 billion "slush fund." In recent weeks, the president and some of his allies have made public plans to use the $1.

Rachel Maddow suggested fired CBS News correspondent Scott Pelley should join MS NOW, calling his ouster an "oligarchic" takeover of the free press.

MS NOW host Rachel Maddow is backing Scott Pelley, the veteran CBS News 60 Minutes anchor, after new executive producer Nick Bilton reportedly fired him. On her latest TV appearance, Maddow said she

Rachel Maddow is working on a new book about the Justice Department. Crown announced Monday that "Department of Fate" will be published on November 10, a week after this year's midterm elections.

Rachel Maddow received a bachelor’s degree in public policy from Stanford University before attending Oxford University on a Rhodes Scholarship and earning a doctorate in political science. She became an MSNBC political analyst in 2008,

The veteran journalist was part of CBS' newsmagazine program from 2004 until his firing on Tuesday.

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Rachel Nichols said Donald Trump’s Madison Square Garden reception reached a level she had not heard in the building for a long time. Trump’s Game 3 appearance had already been surrounded by noise before he was shown inside the arena.

Scott Pelley was fired from "60 Minutes" after 22 years on the program.