Chris Hayes cuts a peculiar figure in the media landscape. He is omnivorously inquisitive, his owlish frames imparting the sense that he is always on the lookout for new information to hunt down ...

MSNBC host Chris Hays tore into billionaire Elon Musk ... It’s pollution, pure pollution,” Hayes said during a conversation with the media outlet Semafor. Hayes referenced Musk’s promotion ...

Chris Hayes has a new book out, and during his MSNBC show on Tuesday, he used the occasion to discuss the sensory bombardment of Donald Trump’s second term — and how he thinks Americans can ...

But James’s statement sounds a different note now. As the MSNBC host Chris Hayes persuasively and heartrendingly argues in his new book, “The Sirens’ Call: How Attention Became the World’s ...

Chris Hayes is in the attention business, and it’s in trouble. “Public discourse is a now a war of all against all for attention,” the MSNBC host writes in The Sirens’ Call, which Penguin will publish ...

MSNBC host Chris Hays tore into billionaire Elon Musk and warned against ... It’s pollution, pure pollution,” Hayes said during a conversation with the media outlet Semafor. Hayes referenced Musk’s ...

On this episode of Start Making Sense, the MSNBC host says information is infinite, but attention is limited and that’s what makes it valuable. Jon Wiener Here's where to find podcasts from The ...

“Attention is our most human need,” writes Chris Hayes, MSNBC host of “All In” and author of “The Sirens’ Call: How Attention Became the World’s Most Endangered Resource.” ...

His co-anchor Savannah Guthrie offered her support as did weatherman Al Roker. But it was Carson Daly who couldn’t help but joke about the new head anchor. “You know what the Today show is ...

“Everything Trump says is too good to check. He just goes with whatever is the most potentially salient. Sometimes it does have an aspect that’s true in some highly attenuated fashion, but in ...

But of course, it goes the other way too. Chris Hayes: Every kid is engaged in a kind of battle for their parent’s attention. Rosin: This is Chris Hayes, my guest this week. Hayes: I mean ...