MS NOW is elevating anchor Alicia Menendez and moving Luke Russert into her slot on its nightly political “The Weeknight” ...

MS NOW announced Wednesday it is cutting an hour from Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski’s show “Morning Joe” as part of a ...

Ruhle will be replaced on "The 11th Hour" by Ali Velshi, who recently served as a weekend anchor. Jacob Soboroff, the network ...

The cable news network MS NOW is shuffling its schedule, mostly in the daytime hours. The former MSNBC will give Stephanie Ruhle and Alicia Menendez two hour stints as anchors, starting in June.

Less than six months after taking on a new name, MS NOW is giving its lineup a fresh look. The network said on Wednesday it was overhauling daytime, primetime and weekend programming, with the changes ...

MS NOW unveiled its first major overhaul of its schedule since the Versant spinoff, with Alicia Menendez moving to anchor in the daytime, Stephanie Ruhle returning to mornings and Ali Velshi becoming ...

MS Now is switching up its programming schedule after decoupling from NBC News last year—and elevating some nepo hires in the process. MS NOW president Rebecca Kutler announced major changes coming to ...

MS NOW announced Wednesday they are making their first major lineup change since its split with NBC. And its flagship morning ...

MS NOW, the progressive cable news channel formerly known as MSNBC, is making significant changes to its lineup of daytime ...

Stephanie Ruhle, Ali Velshi, Jacob Soboroff and Alicia Menendez get new shows, 'Morning Joe' cut to three hours, Chris Hayes returns to Mondays at 8, and Ana Cabrera exits in the sweeping changes.

MS NOW staffers say the network is leaning into its liberal identity after announcing an overhaul of its daytime programming and ending straight news shows.