As anxieties run high throughout the media business, MSNBC’s Ari Melber sees the positives in the channel’s pending spinoff from Comcast, meaning that NBC News no longer will be a sister organization.
“When you try to suppress something, you sometimes draw more attention to it,” Melber said on Wednesday’s “The Beat.” By Allison Detzel Donald Trump “lost this round” — that is Ari Melber’s assessment ...
President Donald Trump has slowly but consistently turned up the heat on his political opponents — to the point where the rule of law is now officially “dead” in the United States, following the ...
On Saturday, MSNBC officially becomes MS NOW — ushering in an uncertain time for a network that has had the corporate backing of Comcast for more than a decade, and GE before that. But to hear one of ...
This is an adapted excerpt from the Sept. 29 episode of “The Beat with Ari Melber.” For all the ways different people see different realities these days — a trend we all know well, from politics to ...
Ari Melber is The Nation's Net movement correspondent, covering politics, law, public policy and new media, and a regular contributor to the magazine's blog. He received a Bachelor of Arts in ...