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Health reform bill too comprised to save?
Dec. 16: Former DNC Chairman Howard Dean and Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., discuss whether the Senate Democrats should abandon the current health care reform bill and start anew. Full story
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Should Democrats euthanize health reform bill?
Dec. 15: Former DNC chairman Gov. Howard Dean explains why it’s time for a dramatic shift in the Democrats’ tactics to achieve health reform.
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Harkin on reform bill: 'strong foundation'
Dec. 15: Senator Tom Harkin talks with Rachel Maddow about the state of the health reform bill in the Senate and why it's still worth passing despite the many compromises that have dismayed liberal supporters.
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NYT details tops ideas of '09
Dec. 16: Chris Suellentrop of the New York Times Magazine discusses the publication's year-end feature, which includes the Obama Effect, stiletto claws, and bicycle highways.
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Major parties’ popularity sinks below tea party protesters
Dec. 16: Politics Fix: A Hardball panel debates what it means when the tea party protesters have a higher approval rating than either of the major political parties.
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GOP sticks together on health reform
Dec. 16: SEn. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., talks about the key victories Republicans have had in the health reform fight.
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Obama loses health care support
Dec. 16: A new NBC News/WSJ poll reveals that 47 percent of Americans now feel that President Barack Obama’s health care plan is a bad idea. RNC Chairman Michael Steele discusses.
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See how gangs are prevented in ‘The Squeeze’
It is the job of the Criminal Intelligence Unit to penetrate the gang barriers within Cook County Jail and gather information about gang activity throughout Chicago. MSNBC's new series, "The Squeeze," will follow that intel from the jail to the streets. Watch "The Squeeze" on Jan. 1 at 10 p.m. ET on MSNBC.
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This Sunday on Your Business
December 13: Next week, 2009 was a rocky year for small businesses. Join us as we look at the biggest small business stories of the year. We'll also talk with our roundtable about the outlook for 2010.
