MSNBC has hired Jackie Alemany from The Washington Post to co-host the morning version of its "The Weekend" roundtable program

The changes keep coming at MSNBC as the news network has hired The Washington Post‘s Jackie Alemany to serve as Washington correspondent and cohost of The Weekend. Joe Scarborough announced the news on Tuesday’s (March 4) episode of Morning Joe,

MSNBC hosts Jonathan Capehart and Ayman Mohyeldin cleared the air surrounding their positions within the network. The two hosts addressed audiences on their respective programs, acknowledging the network's significant programming changes in the past week and announcing their roles as The Weekend co-hosts.

MSNBC continued to fill out its new talent line-up on Tuesday, officially welcoming The Washington Post's Jackie Alemany to the staff as both Washington Correspondent and co-host of "The Weekend." Joe Scarborough announced the news on "Morning Joe,

MSNBC has hired The Washington Post‘s Jackie Alemany as a Washington correspondent and co-host of The Weekend. Alemany will be joining Jonathan Capehart and Eugene Daniels on the weekend show. The hiring of Alemany is the latest as MSNBC President Rebecca Kutler looks to build up a news division in preparation for a spinoff from

MSNBC has officially named Eugene Daniels as its new Senior Washington Correspondent. A former Politico journalist, Daniels is no stranger to the network, having made frequent appearances over the years.