Hegseth told America exactly who he was

And South Korean lawmakers seek impeachment of president over martial law declaration

VIEW IN BROWSER MSNBC DAILY Understand today's news Wednesday, Dec. 04, 2024 THE LATEST Why today's historic Supreme Court hearing has trans people feeling a sense of dread By Katelyn Burns ACLU attorney Chase Strangio will become the first openly trans lawyer to make oral arguments before the Supreme Court Wednesday. As historic a moment as that is, Strangio's appearance before a court with a 6-3 conservative super majority will come with an overwhelming sense of impending doom for trans people like me. The justices will hear oral arguments in United States v Skrmetti, which involves Tennessee's youth gender affirming care ban. Strangio will argue on behalf of the transgender adolescents, their parents and a doctor who treats adolescents with gender dysphoria, the plaintiffs who initially filed a lawsuit after the state's ban.   The case will have wide-ranging implications for transgender Americans and will determine just how deeply the government can interfere in the private medical lives of everyone, trans or otherwise.   This is a preview of Katelyn Burns' latest article. Read the full column here. TOP STORIES CHARLOTTE CLYMER Pete Hegseth told America exactly who he was weeks before his scandals broke There are many reasons to disqualify Pete Hegseth. His opinions on women are enough. Read more. ZEESHAN ALEEM Trump's fiery negotiating strategy could be facing its first big test Trump says he's a great negotiator. His opening strategy on Gaza suggests otherwise. Read more. EVETTE DIONNE The depressing downside to Biden's well-intentioned Ozempic plan Though some doctors have been trying to classify 'obesity' as a 'chronic illness,' being fat and being ill aren't the same thing. Read more. CLARISSA-JAN LIM Village People singer who wrote 'Y.M.C.A.' says Trump using the song has brought in millions Victor Willis, who co-wrote and sang the hit song, also threatened to sue any news outlet that refers to it as a 'gay anthem.' Read more.         TOP VIDEOS MORNING JOE South Korean lawmakers seek president's impeachment over martial law declaration WATCH NOW ANDREA MITCHELL REPORTS Biden's pardon of Hunter dominates trip to Africa WATCH NOW DEADLINE WHITE HOUSE 'We needed to babysit him': Pete Hegseth's Fox News colleagues worried about his drinking WATCH NOW CHRIS JANSING REPORTS Breaking down RFK Jr.'s 'Make America Healthy Again' agenda WATCH NOW MORE FROM MSNBC There's a lot to consider about what Trump 2.0 portends for the future of our country, lives and democracy. A lot of questions remain. And perhaps maybe now more than ever, it's all been keeping Chris up really late at night, like so many of you. Chris and "Why Is This Happening?" producer Doni Holloway unpack post-election thoughts and discuss moving forward in this week's WITHpod. Saturday, MSNBC Films presents "Separated," an NBC News Studios production from Oscar®-winning filmmaker Errol Morris. Based on the best-selling book by our very own Jacob Soboroff, the documentary examines the first Trump administration's family separation and immigration policies and the ongoing, years-long fight to reunite children. Watch "Separated" Saturday at 9pm Eastern on MSNBC.   MSNBC INSIGHTS Have you ever wanted to provide MSNBC with your opinion about their TV programs, documentaries, and digital products, such as MSNBC.com, newsletters, and podcasts? Now is your chance! Join the MSNBC Insights Community.   Download the MSNBC App: 30 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10112 PRIVACY | CONTACT | UNSUBSCRIBE