Couple collects huge EuroMillions jackpot July 15, 2011 A lucky couple from Scotland takes home nearly $260 million after picking the winning numbers in this week’s EuroMillions drawing. Msnbc.com's Al Stirrett reports. (msnbc.com)

Lessons learned from the US Women’s Soccer team July 15, 2011 Daily Rant: MSNBC contributor Toure explains why Congress should model their behavior on the winning performance by the US Women’s Soccer team. (Dylan Ratigan Show)

Obama lays out options July 15, 2011 Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., talks about President Barack Obama’s press conference on the debt and explains who are the pivotal players for the next 36 hours. (Hardball)

Obama lays out options July 15, 2011 Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md., talks about President Barack Obama’s press conference on the debt and explains who are the pivotal players for the next 36 hours. (Hardball)

Can the GOP unite? July 15, 2011 USA Today’s Susan Page explains whether the GOP can regroup and speak with one voice for the remainder of the debt debate. (Hardball)

Can the GOP unite? July 15, 2011 USA Today’s Susan Page explains whether the GOP can regroup and speak with one voice for the remainder of the debt debate. (Hardball)

Debt deal: Winners and losers July 15, 2011 NBC News political analyst Charlie Cook and The New York Times’ Michael Shear debate which party will receive the blame if the country defaults. (Hardball)

From the White House back to Hollywood July 15, 2011 Sideshow: Kal Penn, an associate director in the Office of Public Engagement at the White House, will be leaving his post to pursue his alternate career as an actor. (Hardball)

Off to the presidential races … July 15, 2011 Politico’s Jonathan Martin and MSNBC political analyst Richard Wolffe discuss the most recent 2012 headlines, including whether the Bachmann campaign is more worried about the clinic controversy ...

Murdoch turns from defiant to contrite July 15, 2011 NBC’s Stephanie Gosk and ITN”s Sarah Smith talk about Rupert Murdoch’s meeting with the family of a murdered teen whose phone was hacked by News of the World. (Hardball)

Planes collide in Boston July 15, 2011 Passengers aboard a Delta jet were jostled from their sets after another Delta plane at Boston Logan International Airport clipped the tail with its wing, damaging both airliners. WHDH’s Ryan ...

Is the debt debate delaying the inevitable? July 15, 2011 A Dylan Ratigan Show panel debates whether debt deal Congress makes without true debt restructuring is just a prelude for the country ultimately defaulting. (Dylan Ratigan Show)

Fire sends broadcast tower crashing down July 15, 2011 A broadcasting tower collapses and falls hundreds of feet after a fire burns through the supporting building. Msnbc.com’s Al Stirrett reports. (msnbc.com)

TSA pats down Donald Rumsfeld July 15, 2011 MSNBC’s Martin Bashir shares his thoughts on the pat down of the former Secretary of State and when the TSA will have gone too far. (Martin Bashir)

Perry fuses government and God July 15, 2011 Author Frank Schaeffer explains whether religion will hurt the Texas governor’s potential presidential bid. (Martin Bashir)

Congress runs on borrowed time July 15, 2011 MSNBC political analyst Jonathan Alter and Republican strategist Cheri Jacobus discuss President Barack Obama’s push for a big deal and telling the GOP if they don’t push politics aside, they’ll ...

Palin slams Obama over fiscal irresponsibility July 15, 2011 TheGrio.com’s Goldie Taylor points out the irony of Sarah Palin’s latest verbal assault on the president. (Martin Bashir)

A lesson from the US Women’s Soccer Team July 15, 2011 MSNBC’s Martin Bashir explains how Congress should follow their example. (Martin Bashir)

Son of Pink Floyd member sentenced to prison July 15, 2011 The son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour is ordered to serve 16 months in jail for his part in protests in the streets of London last December. Msnbc.com’s Al Stirrett reports. (msnbc.com)

Study: Border violence has decreased July 15, 2011 USA Today’s Kevin Johnson and Alan Gomez share details from the study they conducted. (Mitchell Reports)