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Rachel Simon

Rachel Simon

Coordinating Producer at All In with Chris Hayes - MSNBC

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  • English
Covering topics
  • General Assignment News
  • Politics

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Taylor Swift announcing her new album on Travis Kelce's podcast was a letdown

As a passionate and longtime Swiftie, I’m thrilled by the news. But I can’t help but feel a bit disappointed that “The Life of a Showgirl” was announced in such a straightforward way.
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Your Year of Yes August Gift Guide

Your Year of Yes August Gift Guide
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I moved from New York City to Raleigh 5 years ago. These 5 things h...

After living in the Northeast, I moved from New York City to Raleigh, North Carolina. I was surprised by the food, weather, and Southern culture.
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TikTok mom Emilie Kiser's son drowned in Arizona. Then came the con...

Fame breeds familiarity — even if it’s fake.
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RFK Jr. makes autism testing sound terrifying. For me, it was a rel...

As the specialists explained, my brain just wasn’t wired the same way as those of my neurotypical peers — a simple fact of science, not a reason for shame.
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Want an Insta-Worthy Wedding? Brand Your Love Story. (Published 2024)

Some couples are going above and beyond to personalize their weddings, with bespoke party favors and custom experiences for guests.
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The Eras Tour: A Timeline

This year, Taylor Swift was in her viral era, as clips from the Eras Tour popped off on TikTok. From “the guy on the Chiefs” to Taylor Lautner’s backflips, here are the biggest moments from the biggest concert tour in history.
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All In goes back to Baltimore - MSNBC

As the back-to-back trials for the six police officers charged in connection to the death of Freddie Gray get underway, Chris Hayes goes back to Baltimore for a special in-depth look at what’s happened since the cameras left - and what needs to happen next. Chris Hayes spoke with many people, from residents to business owners to officials to activists, getting their perspectives on life in Baltimore. We couldn’t fit every story into the one hour special, so we’ve posted the web exclusive…
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'All In with Chris Hayes' wins Emmy® award

“All In with Chris Hayes” won an Emmy® at the 36th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards, presented on Monday, September 28th. The winning program in the category of Outstanding News Discussion and Analysis was a special episode, “Fifty Year War: The Changing Face of Poverty in America,” co-hosted by NBC News Special Anchor Maria Shriver. “All In with Chris Hayes” was the only cable news program to receive an Emmy® award this year. Clips from the Emmy®-winning show can be viewed at msnbc.com…
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'All In with Chris Hayes' receives two News and Documentary Emmy® A...

The 36th Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards will be presented on Monday, September 28th, 2015 in New York City.
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All In agenda: The woman behind 'Orange Is the New Black'

Tuesday night on All In: Piper Kerman, author of the bestseller Orange Is the New Black which inspired the new Netflix series of the same name, will join Chris
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All In agenda: Refusing billionaire Oprah Winfrey's business

Friday night on All In with Chris Hayes: Oprah Winfrey is one of the world’s richest women, so why did a Zurich boutique refuse to sell her an expensive handbag
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All In agenda: The sale of The Washington Post and the future of jo...

Tuesday night on All In with Chris Hayes: Guest host and editor of The Washington Post's Wonkblog, Ezra Klein, will explain what the sale of the newspaper to
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Unexploded WWII bombs still threaten Europe, Pacific

By Rachel Simon When the levels of the Rhine fell to historic lows this fall, the receding water in Koblenz, Germany revealed quite a surprise. Hidden for decades beneath the surface were two enormous, un-detonated World War II-era bombs. Weighing in at 4,000 and 275 pounds respectively, the bombs were successfully defused over the weekend (whew!) – but only after 45,000 people, nearly half of the city’s population, were evacuated. It was the largest German evacuation since the end of the war. B…