MSNBC finalized its revamped schedule on Monday, promoting progressive anchors Jen Psaki and Symone Sanders-Townsend to primetime while booting its largely non-white weekend lineup of hosts off their namesake shows.

More changes! In a significant shakeup for the network, MSNBC’s new president, Rebecca Kutler, has announced the cancellation of shows hosted by prominent anchors Ayman Mohyeldin, Katie Phang, and Jonathan Capehart.

As MSNBC host Joy Ann Reid issued her final send-off on the ReidOut, her now former colleagues blasted the network for her “indefensible” firing. Reid hosted the show for five years. Prior to that, Reid was a weekend host of AM Joy from 2016 to 2020.

MSNBC anchor Chris Hayes on Tuesday weighed in on the “devastating blow” of the cancelation of Joy Reid’s primetime show on the network while addressing the loss of some of his colleagues behind the scenes.

Axed former MSNBC anchor Joy Reid is quickly becoming the Kamala Harris of nightly news cable. Like the former vice-president, Reid is out of a job – sent packing by the notoriously liberal television channel as it contends with plummeting ratings and a reform-minded new boss.

Former White House press secretary and MSNBC anchor Jen Psaki will take on a new nightly prime time role. Media reports state the cable news network announced Monday that it would make major changes to its lineup,

The cancellation of Joy Reid’s The Reidout on MSNBC has riled her supporters, including former MSNBC host Tiffany Cross, who is calling for viewers to boycott the network. Cross hosted The Cross Connection on MSNBC from 2020 to 2022,

MSNBC’s Joy Reid said goodbye to viewers during the final episode of 'The ReidOut' Feb. 24, just hours after it was confirmed that the cable network was canceling her show. Here’s what she said.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow tore into the left-leaning corporate network Monday during her show over the firing of host Joy