A video of U.S. Rep. Jahana Hayes responding to a man at her town hall event has gained thousands of views and some applause.

The "All In" host joins Stephanie Ruhle to discuss why he thinks our attention our attention is currently the most valuable ...

MSNBC host Chris Hayes told comic and political pundit Bill Maher that people with trans kids should be free to make decisions about health care, and everyone should “stay the fuck out of their ...

THE SIRENS' CALL: How Attention Became the World's Most Endangered Resource. By Chris Hayes. Penguin Press. 332 pages. $32. It’s no new big news that we’re living in an era of distraction.

As a cable news host, MSNBC's Chris Hayes is in the attention business. But in today's interview, he says that he often feels like he's chasing rather than directing his audience's focus.

MSNBC’s Chris Hayes has one simple message for comedian Bill Maher: mind your business. Hayes was a guest on Maher's “Real Time" on Friday. While many of Maher's guests are willing to let the ...

CT, three beloved grandchildren Kobe a/k/a “Freddie”, Aurora, and Logan Hayes, stepdaughters Shana and Mallory Peruti, and his best bud Johnnie, as well as many nieces, nephews, and extended ...

MSNBC host Chris Hayes told the comedian on Friday’s edition of “Real Time With Bill Maher” that the parents of trans kids should be left alone. Reporter Reporter Got a tip? Send it to The ...

The Super Bowl brings the emotions out of everyone. Kansas City Chiefs star Chris Jones dabbed his eyes with a tissue as five-time Grammy Award winner Jon Batiste sang the national anthem before ...

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Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones will likely be seen crying during the national anthem before the Super Bowl on Sunday, just as he was for the first two rounds of the NFL playoffs.