Skip navigation
Battered city considers shrinking to save itself
For decades, Gary has been ravaged by economic decline and a long, deep housing bust — and the city's mayor thinks letting vast swaths of her once-prosperous city return to nature might be a solution.   Full story
  Liberals brace for Court's ruling on voting rights
Journalist Michael Hastings dies at 33
Visit soon! America's 11 most endangered places
Texas again cuts back on student testing
Rookie teachers woefully unprepared, report says
Grave mistake: Error mars Ed Koch's tombstone
Wrong-way driver hits eight cars on freeway
Colo.'s most destructive wildfire mostly contained
Indiana woman on death row since she was 16 to be released
Colorado wildfire evacuees return to charred neighborhoods, devastation
Boston Marathon victim still fighting to keep leg
When hate-mongers give you lemons, set up a lemonade stand
VA hits backlog goal in 3 cities, but still under fire
Girl hurt after roofer falls through ceiling
Fire near downtown Indianapolis forces evacuations
Colorado fire now most destructive in state history
Mom stunned to find photos of son on fake cancer blog
NYC-bound plane from Egypt diverted after note found
Roofer falls through ceiling onto girl in Philly
Three remain critical after Louisiana plant incident
Crews see progress against killer Colo. fire
Inside the Coast Guard's rescue swimmer training program
California suffering brutal start to wildfire season
Got water? Keeping it flowing could get expensive
Surprise donation saves prom at school still reeling from Sandy
33 injured after Miami-area sports bar deck collapses
Same-sex marriage not only priority for gays: survey



Advertise | AdChoices
  U.S. news  
  More
Battered city considers shrinking to save itself
NSA may stop vacuuming Americans' phone data
'Most Wanted' alleged child rapist nabbed in Mexico
  Obama to propose reductions to US nukes
'Extreme' wildfire burns 5,000 acres in just 7 hours
  Leadership Week on msnbc
  GOP brings anti-science perspectives to war on women
Adele Stan, senior Washington correspondent for RH Reality Check, talks with Rachel Maddow about the extreme and sometimes bizarre Republican perspectives on the reproductive rights of American women and they influence they're having on actual legislative policy making.
  Michael Hastings, fearless
  Plan presented to wrest control of ATF director from gun lobby

More from Rachel Maddow at the Y

Video: Life  
  More video
TODAY
Cadaver dog reacts to scent in Jimmy Hoffa search
Investigators are continuing to meticulously sift through a Detroit-area field where an informant alleges Jimmy Hoffa’s body is buried after the FBI reports a cadaver dog reacted to something on the site though they can’t “call it conclusive.” NBC’s Katy Tur report.
US marriage rate hits historic low
'Sorry I used to be a sexist," father writes to his daughter
Holy rollers: Pope blesses hundreds of Harleys
American Airlines to add more economy seats
Advertise | AdChoices

Sponsored links

Resource guide