Jen Psaki questioned Katie Zacharia's legal credentials on her show, prompting the new White House press secretary to defend ...

Jen Psaki is a former White House press secretary and political analyst who worked in the Obama and Biden administrations. In May 2022, she left her role as press secretary under President Joe Biden ...

Jen Psaki is stretching beyond her weekend shift at MSNBC. The former Biden White House Press Secretary turned Sunday commentator is expanding her purview at the NBCUniversal-backed cable outlet. She ...

MSNBC has announced plans for a brand-new program with former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki. The show, titled "Inside with Jen Psaki," will air Sundays at noon on MSNBC beginning March 19, ...

Jen Psaki is about to test whether MSNBC viewers are ready to embrace another political aide who hopes to make a jump from the White House to their house. MSNBC plans to launch “Inside With Jen Psaki, ...

Jen Psaki, who lied to the press and the American people about the vegetable in the White House known as Joe Biden for years, had the nerve to raise ...

Get full access to The Daily Beast for $1 “He is a tried and true, dyed-in-the-wool racist,” the singer proclaimed. MSNBC Singer John Legend eviscerated Donald Trump in an interview with Jen Psaki on ...

MS NOW is back in the White House - and headed back to Texas, where its marquee Senate race is giving Rachel Maddow, Jen Psaki, Lawrence O'Donnell and other hosts plenty to talk about.

A former Trump press secretary, Sean Spicer, is criticizing the media for giving Jen Psaki a ‘pass’ for deceit while she was ...

MS NOW host Jen Psaki remarked that President Donald Trump and his administration ought to be concerned about fresh polling numbers regarding his approval numbers. Psaki's MS NOW (formerly MSNBC show) ...

In recent days, reporters at two major American TV networks have objected to big-name hires coming from the political realm. Mick Mulvaney from the Trump White House has joined CBS. And Jen Psaki, who ...

For the first time, the network's annual fan gathering happened away from New York, in traditionally red Texas where one of the hottest races of the year could determine control of the Senate.