After a 10-year hiatus, a household name goes back on the airwaves. Can he help American news programming?

Broadcast newser Luke Russert — son of the late Tim Russert, beloved moderator of NBC’s Meet the Press — is officially returning to TV screens as coanchor of MSNBC’s The Weeknight. But insiders tell ...

In honor of Father's Day, the MS NOW co-anchors share words of wisdom and advice handed down from generation to generation.

MS NOW host Luke Russert laid out on Monday's edition of "The Weeknight" how the newest grift by the Trump family dwarfs the ...

Luke Russert grew up in Washington, D.C., but thanks to his late father, the newsman Tim Russert, he has a strong Buffalo connection. During this interview about his book "Look For Me There" at the ...

Poor Luke Russert got cut off at the knees today after he asked Nancy Pelosi if her old self was blocking a younger generation of Democrats from attaining power. That's a solid question, as Russert ...

Update 11:23 a.m. : So obviously the big news of the day is that Pelosi is staying on as House Minority Leader—a question that was being thrown by political pundits since the election. But there's ...

There's a phrase in Hebrew, "L'dor V'dor," which means "from generation to generation." It describes the responsibility of those who come before to pass on knowledge, traditions, history, and values ...

Luke Russert is the author of "Look For Me There: Grieving My Father, Finding Myself." WASHINGTON, D.C. – This is where Luke Russert grew up: among journalists, living in the shadows of monuments and ...