November 17, 2021 THE LATEST 
Why Steve Bannon's indictment isn't all bad news for him by Zeeshan Aleem Americans who want former President Donald Trump and his allies to be held accountable for the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol may have celebrated Monday when they saw Steve Bannon turn himself into the FBI on a contempt of Congress charge.
Read Zeeshan Aleem's full analysis and more on your Wednesday MSNBC Daily. TOP STORIES
Far-right extremists crave the attention that martyrs get — just without the suffering. Read More Making a stand against Fox News is just a phone call away. Read More It took more than a week, but Kevin McCarthy finally commented on Paul Gosar's latest controversy. Read More TOP VIDEOS 
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