MSNBC host Rachel Maddow got some more bad news this week after she criticized her network late last month following the firing of race-baiting host Joy Reid and the demotion of fill-in host Alex Wagner.

Though Maddow seems shaken up by some on-air shake-ups at MSNBC, there is one small silver lining to her own new schedule: her Massachusetts cabin.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow delivered a fierce on-air blow to her own network over the axing of her former colleague and fellow on-air talent, Joy Reid, describing the decision to sack "The ReidOut" star as a "bad mistake."

Rachel Maddow runs through an exhausting but by no means exhaustive list of false statements made by Donald Trump in his first address to a joint session of Congress of his second term.

The struggling network announced a series of cuts to staff and programming in February, including axing host Joy Reid, long criticized for her overtly anti-white remarks. The ending of Reid’s show led Maddow to essentially accuse network bosses of racism.

Maddow, MSNBC’s most prominent anchor and top-rated host, will retain her executive producer, Cory Gnazzo, along with several senior producers.

MSNBC host Rachel Maddow didn't waste any time fact-checking President Trump's address to Congress Tuesday night.

SiriusXM host Megyn Kelly reacts to Rachel Maddow's monologue on her MSNBC program where she called out her network for getting rid of Joy Reid and other non-white MSNBC hosts. Kelly said the network should fire Maddow for insubordination after accusing them of racism in her 5-minute message to viewers.

Rachel Maddow, one of MSNBC's biggest stars, reacted with dismay during her Monday night broadcast. "In all of the jobs I have had in all of the years I have been alive there is no colleague for ...