Joy Reid's MSNBC show "The ReidOut" has come to an end, as the political commentator and television host is leaving the network. USA TODAY reports Rebecca Kutler, who officially took over as MSNBC ...

Newly-installed president Rebecca Kutler is set to stay the course with progressive voices, though Joy Reid's 7 p.m. show will be canceled in the changes. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor MSNBC is set ...

Joy Reid's MSNBC show is coming to an end. Rebecca Kutler, who officially took over as MSNBC's president earlier this month, has announced several programming changes at the liberal-leaning cable ...

MSNBC liberal mainstay Joy Reid’s show has been canceled as part of a major overhaul by the network’s new president, Rebecca Kutler, according to a report. The 7 p.m. program hosted by ardent ...

This month, new president Rebecca Kutler announced the appointment of Scott Matthews, the news director at New York’s WABC-TV, to lead a newly established journalism operation. MSNBC is hiring ...

One of MSNBC’s best-known personalities is getting into the world of podcasts — even if she’s no longer with MSNBC. Joy Reid was hosting a Monday-through-Friday program in ... Rebecca Kutler.

Joy Reid will launch a three-times-a-week podcast in June that could vie for fans with ... Rebecca Kutler. ... The first two episodes of the show debut June 2, and under Kutler, MSNBC’s ...

MSNBC boss Rebecca Kutler has tapped a longtime Wall Street Journal reporter to helm her network's new Washington bureau. Kutler chose Sudeep Reddy for the position - her latest move since ...

Joy Reid has revealed a new career move after her firing from MSNBC. The Joy Reid Show, a video podcast, will be launched on Monday, June 9, and film from Washington D.C. The podcast will roll out ...

Former MSNBC host Joy Reid has revealed a new career path just two months after stepping down from her news debate show. Reid using to host The ReidOut, which was a constant evening programming on ...

Newly-installed president Rebecca Kutler is set to stay the course with progressive voices, though Joy Reid's 7 p.m. show will be canceled in the changes.