"But we have always had so much more in common with each other than in disagreement. If only we remember that and give each other the benefit of the presumption that we all love our country we will get through these challenging times.” - Sen. John McCain

Our story on the pope bomber arrest with ⁦@CarolLeonnig⁩

By Ken Dilanian and Carol Leonnig In a stunning break in one of the FBI’s most high-profile unsolved cases, agents arrested a suspect Thursday morning who investigators believe placed pipe bombs outside Republican and Democratic headquarters in the hours before the Jan. 6,

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene resigning on January 5 —>

The full memorial service for Vice President Dick Cheney on @MSNOWNews.

Today, the funeral for former Vice President Dick Cheney is being held in Washington, D.C. @VaughnHillyard is joined by former Vice President Mike Pence who reflects on Cheney's career and legacy. https://t.co/r9WtKhov40

The roles of politician and influencer have been slowly merging. Will Ted Cruz of all people successfully merge them? Me for @politico

New: A senior White House official to @MSNOWNews on the Epstein Files Transparency Act —> “The bill will be signed whenever it gets to the White House.” The House has now passed the bill & the Senate just passed it by unanimous consent. The WH awaits its transmission here.

The White House is standing by Trump's calling of a reporter "piggy." A White House officials tells @MSNOWNews: "This reporter behaved in an inappropriate and unprofessional way towards her colleagues on the plane. If you’re going to give it, you have to be able to take."

I spoke to @alivitali, @CarolLeonnig, @VaughnHillyard, @Reddy, and more about how the newly renamed MS NOW is building up its own Washington newsroom in the post-NBC era. https://t.co/ew8fz5jjuP

I am one of the few reporters who examined Plaskett's relationship with Epstein. She accepted sizeable amounts of money from him and was one of the few people who refused to return campaign contributions even after it was clear he had committed so many crimes against girls.

Just asked HHS Sec. RFK Jr. his thoughts on Jack Schlossberg, his cousin, running for Congress. He didn’t answer.

New: I reached out to every GOP senate candidate in NH, GA, NC, MI and KY to ask them where they stand on the filibuster. Barr and Cameron were the only two who didn’t respond. Morris, Whatley and Carter support eliminating it. Dooley and Collins both expressed support for

Today: @MSNBC Tomorrow & beyond: MS NOW

NEW: Noem to announce $10,000 bonuses for ‘several thousand’ TSA agents The secretary of Homeland Security plans to unveil sizable bonuses for certain agents who showed up for work during the government shutdown, administration officials tell MSNBC. w/ @gardnerakayla

2 Miami prosecutors (both Rs) quit - after being asked to join a unit targeting Trump foes - when MAGA US atty ordered them to sign statements under penalty of perjury naming who they’d talked to. That’s an unheard of interrogation tactic within DOJ. https://t.co/1n5R2yyw4B

Reminder: Virginia Giuffre did not allege wrongdoing by Trump. In depositions, Giuffre noted working at Mar-a-Lago for 2/3 weeks in summer of 2000 before Ghislaine Maxwell introduced herself and — after that — was not aware of him having sex with “the girls.” W/ @JulesJester:

NEW for @MSNBC: From the moment Sen. Jeanne Shaheen first voted to shut down the government, the New Hampshire Democrat was on the hunt for a deal to reopen it. Inside the quest for bipartisan way out -->

Notable: The SDFL official who signed at least some of the subpoenas is the Executive Assistant U.S. Attorney (#3 in office). It is not ordinary for member of leadership to sign off on subpoenas instead of line prosecutors assigned to an investigation.

“Everyone is on pins and needles,” a source told MSNBC, referring to prosecutors who fear being asked by Reding Quiñones to work on a case that Trump has said should lead to the arrests of individuals like Obama, Comey & Brennan. https://t.co/qpwh1AGgxd

New w/ @lbarronlopez on @MSNBC 👇👇 After 2 career prosecutors resigned in SDFL, Trump-appointed U.S. Atty Jason Reding Quiñones approved 30+ subpoenas & then called this afternoon a meeting w/ the whole major crimes division (2-3 dozen prosecutors). https://t.co/8RjB2Wlraj