What being shot taught MSNBC’s Ali Velshi about the urgency of good journalism.

From a murky, painful start to a symbol of reproductive freedom.

Some psychiatrists and patients are begging the FDA to approve psychedelics for certain mental health treatments. What’s the hold-up?

The Supreme Court has decided they know more than everyone else about everything ever

The Supreme Court rules on emergency abortions in Idaho and on guns for domestic abusers, and New York Democrats decide not to re-elect Congressman Jamaal Bowman.

The Money team discusses two Supreme Court rulings on executive power and the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy and explains the rise of stock market “mega-caps.”

In the first presidential debate of 2024, Donald Trump didn’t win but Joe Biden definitely lost.

Scientists are trying to determine when a hot summer is climate change, or just the weather.

Cases aimed at dismantling the administrative state mean clean air and functioning government take a big hit at the high court.

Biden needs to look lively; Trump needs to look aggrieved.

The Supreme Court unanimously upheld access to the abortion pill this term. But anti-abortion activists are already working on their next attempt.

The controversial Trump origin story made a splash at Cannes. Its own financier could block its release.

The Colorado congresswoman cannot escape scandal. How is she still leading in the polls?

The business of collecting driving data is lucrative. Most drivers aren’t aware it exists.

For Black Music Month, we’re celebrating the breakout hits of 1994.

When Goop’s founder met with long COVID specialists, one of them recommended checking her home for mold. Michael Rubino was the man she called.

The Money crew discusses fast food value meals, the advent of “quiet vacations,” and how dicey European politics affect the bond market.

A (mostly) embarrassed Supreme Court majority tries to clean up sloppy (and deadly) Bruen with vague Rahimi. *Justice Thomas is not embarrassed.

Biometric payment methods are coming to Whole Foods and beyond. Should we be worried?

The Trump v. Biden rematch could decide all or nothing; the U.S. surgeon general and California's governor take on social media and smartphones; and a former Indiana governor attacks one-party rule.

A doctor who takes care of the unhoused community watched his town become the center of Grants Pass v. Johnson.

It’s a widespread, common procedure—and it’s shaping up to be the next abortion fight.

The economic termites making everything more expensive and worse.

Anom was used by thousands of criminals. It was run by the FBI.

We don’t blame a knee replacement on “lack of willpower.” Why does that change when we talk about weight?