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Going to see you tomorrow, right . Yes. Im going to be in brooklyn for the Msnbc Fan fest which is going to be one of the great saturdays in history. It looks like a lot of fun. Been talking to a lot of colleagues who have been down the. Have a great show. See you then. November election is not just 60 days away in the highly anticipated first president ial debate between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump on tuesday could shake up the race even more as ballas will begin to go out to voters. Vice pr...

They are honing in on how to remind people of what it was like during donald trumps years. While kamala harris is focused on prosecuting the case against her opponent for the voters donald trump the convicted criminal spend his day fighting his many court battles. This afternoon in the york criminal hush money case the judge decided to postpone donald trumps sentencing until tuesday, november 26. Three weeks after the presidential election. Explaining his decision the judge wrote the publics con...

Parents should listen to schools who are warning against social media coverage on Israel and Gaza, writes Kara Alaimo. Due to possibilities of misinformation coming from Instagram and X, formerly Twitter, parents ought to give their kids a social media hiatus and turn to appropriate or reliable sources instead.

Photo Illustration by Luis G. Rendon/The Daily Beast/GettyArtificial intelligence (AI) has in 2023 quickly eclipsed social media and smartphones as the technology du jour for secular doomsday preachers.Concerns about content-ranking algorithms and “dark patterns” suddenly felt quaint compared to sentient AI exterminating (or displacing) every human on the planet. Mark Zuckerberg, once an unyielding digital titan, now feels like MySpace Tom reigning over an uncool, increasingly irre...

Designed by noted architect Gardner Dailey, the sprawling 1928-era home on Woodsides Olive Hill Lane recently sold for $29 million, making it among the most-expensive recorded home sales in Woodside so far this year.

Roger McNamee, a longtime Silicon Valley investor and author of "Zucked: Waking Up to the Facebook Catastrophe," joins MSNBC's Ali Velshi to discuss the controversial decision by Twitter to suspend the accounts of journalists who have been critical of owner Elon Musk, a self-described "free speech absolutist," for what Musk called “doxxing.”

An unprecedented leak at Facebook reveals top executives at the company knew about major issues with the platform from their own research but kept the damning information hidden from the public.

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