MS NOW's Chris Hayes took a moment on Tuesday's All In to air snippets of Fox hosts either urging President Donald Trump to end the Iran war or discussing ways to mitigate its effects. The post ‘You Could Literally Hear the Panic’: MS NOW’s Chris Hayes Airs Clips of Fox Hosts Imploring Trump To Wrap Up Iran War first appeared on Mediaite.

Chris Hayes said the anxiety of the conservative channel’s personalities “exploded through the screen.”

Chris Hayes ripped into departing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, calling her ousting from DHS “spectacular and humiliating.” During Thursday’s “All in With Chris Hayes,” the MS NOW host weighed in on President Donald Trump’s decision ...

MS NOW hosts Chris Hayes and Rachel Maddow reflect on whether they believed Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner when he told Hayes in June" that there were no more scandals in his closet. June 4, 2026: Graham Platner Tells Chris Hayes on NYT Abuse Allegations: "Anything Alleging Physicality Is Simply Not True" CHRIS HAYES: I asked two different ways: “Is there anything else out there?

Hayes explained how the late senator used his ties to the president to “deliver” on his “vision” for the Republican Party.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Chris Hayes took a moment on Thursday night to show viewers an incredible photo of President Donald Trump right after a man passed out in the Oval Office hours earlier. On Thursday's All ...

Nicolle Wallace joked with fellow MS NOW anchor Chris Hayes this week that Truth Social is President Trump’s “padded room.” Hayes appeared as a guest on the Monday edition of Wallace’s “The Best People” podcast. During their conversation ...

As social media continues to evolve in how it captures our attention, using an algorithm to make sure we’re clicking and scrolling, there is a whole new frontier facing us. In the coming years, one expert told me social media will start to expand beyond ...

Chris Hayes was starting his third week hosting a new prime-time MSNBC show, All In, when tragedy struck in Boston. The deadly marathon bombing, and subsequent manhunt, he recalls, became a TV “spectacle” that dominated the news for about a month.

Chris Hayes cuts a peculiar figure in the media landscape. He is omnivorously inquisitive, his owlish frames imparting the sense that he is always on the lookout for new information to hunt down and digest. He is an archetypal social-media know-it-all ...

HARI SREENIVASAN: Christiane, thanks. Chris Hayes, thanks so much for being here. Your recent book here, it’s called “The Sirens Call.” It is “How Attention Became the World’s Most Endangered Resource.” Now I mean, we have heard this age called ...