Before the Rev. Al Sharpton, 71, became a Democratic-leaning civil rights leader, the Brooklyn native was a music industry ...

The arrest of Don Lemon had "no basis in law or fact," Rep. Hakeem Jeffries told Al Sharpton on MS NOW’s “PoliticsNation" on ...

Rev. Al Sharpton is lending his support to Wendy Williams. The civil rights and social justice activist arrived to her living quarters at The Coterie assisted living facility in Hudson Yards on ...

Rev. Al Sharpton called on Andrew Cuomo to drop out of the race for New York City mayor Wednesday — saying he urged the ex-governor to do what’s best for the Big Apple. The longtime civil rights ...

Bishop Mariann Budde and Rev. Craig Loya join MSNOW's Rev. Al Sharpton to discuss the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti committed ...

Rev. Al Sharpton recently celebrated his first anniversary as host of PoliticsNation, the 6pm offering in MSNBC’s primetime lineup, and expressed pride at the show’s success, both in the ratings, and ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton joined nurses in rallying outside Mount Sinai Morningside in Manhattan as the largest nurses strike in ...

Nearly 15,000 medical professionals and Sharpton joined the demonstration with the family-focused event at Mount Sinai ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Yes. Rev. Al Sharpton was arrested on May 1, 2001, and a federal judge sentenced him to 90 days in MDC Brooklyn, a federal jail in ...

The Rev. Al Sharpton, appearing on MSNBC, dared President Donald Trump to appoint Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) to serve as the nation’s next spy chief, saying “it would prove all of us wrong.” Trump ...

On Thursday night, the MSNBC galaxy of stars, along with some other luminaries, gathered to join network president Phil Griffin in celebrating the one-year anniversary of Rev. Al Sharpton‘s ...

The entire current media landscape has proven itself to be ill-equipped to handle Wednesday night’s presidential debate, with the lone exception of MSNBC’s Rev. Al Sharpton. While every cable network ...