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MS NOW Unveils Major Changes Amid 25% Viewership Surge
3/19/2026
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- MS NOW (formerly MSNBC) announced programming changes on March 18, 2026, after its November 2025 rebranding.
- The network's viewership has increased by 25%.
- Anchor Ana Cabrera will depart from MS NOW.
- Stephanie Ruhle will move from primetime to a new morning show focused on money and politics.
- Alicia Menendez will take the noon to 2 p.m. slot in June 2026.
