NBC News has fired former the RNC chair—and Trump is openly celebrating after pushing her out of her last job.

The network is reportedly cutting ties with the former RNC chair after hiring her last week. But that doesn’t answer the bigger question her hire raised.

NBC News’s disastrous decision to hire the former Republican National Committee chair shows how media organizations still don’t understand the Trump phenomenon.

The revolt among NBC personalities is extraordinary—and could force a real debate about all the ways the media enables Donald Trump and MAGA.

MSNBC is in uproar over the decision to hire former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel.

NBC News seems willing to overlook all that former RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel has said in the past—including fake claims of election fraud.

Donald Trump’s daughter-in-law made it clear that there’s only one option going forward.

After making Ronna McDaniel remove "Romney" from her name, Trump forced her out of her position as chair of the RNC.

His effort to oust the RNC chair is all but a done deal. We talked to a journalist who’s well sourced in the party about what’s really going on at the highest levels of Republican power.

The Republican National Committee chair is losing control of her own party.

The former South Carolina governor is hell-bent on pressing on, but Republicans are closing ranks.

The chair of the Republican National Committee is simply terrible at her job. Fortunately for Democrats, she’s in little danger of being fired.

The head of the Republican National Committee is straight up delulu.

The Fulton County district attorney is calling on two new witnesses to provide testimony against Trump’s former lawyers—and they’re big names.

To economics journalists, bad news is always just around the corner—especially when a Democrat is in the White House.

RNC Chair Ronna McDaniel wants to make this a big part of Republicans’ 2024 strategy.

Ronna McDaniel won a fourth term as head of the Republican National Committee, in a sign the party is doubling down on the strategy that led it to underperform in the midterm elections.

The final hearing of the January 6 committee showed that the former president was far from alone in fomenting the insurrection.

Republican National Committee Chair Ronna McDaniel said Republicans are “voting for one Republican and not the other.” But she doesn't want to talk about Trump.

A total of 101 Republican National Committee members signed a letter endorsing McDaniel.