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One of the few brave cable new's host/achors left in America. Love Lawrence.
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MSNBC Rebrands as MS NOW Ahead of Spinoff: What’s Changing and Why It Matters
New York, August 18, 2025 — In a major shift for cable news, MSNBC is rebranding to MS NOW—short for My Source News Opinion World. This change comes amid Comcast’s planned spinoff of NBCUniversal’s cable networks into a new entity called Versant. This move positions the channel for a post-parent-company identity.👉 Source: Reuters As part of the rebrand, the network will also retire the iconic…
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Rachel Maddow Invites Scott Pelley to Join MS NOW After His '60 Minutes' Firing
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Rachel Maddow Says The Fight Over Scott Pelley Is Bigger Than One Journalist.
Reacting to Pelley's firing, Maddow said she hopes he lands back on television immediately.
"I hope he's on TV tomorrow." 🔥
But her larger point was about the press itself.
She argued that journalists and news organizations now face a coordinated effort to weaken independent media and must find ways to fight back.
The story is no longer just about Scott Pelley.
It's about whether one of America's most influential news institutions can survive a leadership shakeup that many inside the industry see as an existential threat.
