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Fox News Channel maintained its dominance throughout August and ended the summer by topping the three broadcast networks in primetime, according to Nielsen Media Research.
Officials said at least 15 people were killed in Portugal after a tram popular with tourists derailed and crashed. Firefighters said it appears a cable came loose, causing the tram to hurtle down a hill and crash into a building. NBC News’ Keir Simmons reports.
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticized the CDC's loss of public trust and outlined his plan to restore the agency's effectiveness in a Tuesday op-ed with The Wall Street Journal.
The New York Times reports that Trump advisors have floated potentially offering an administration position to New York City Mayor Eric Adams to hurt mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's odds at winning the election.
Former New York Giants linebacker Micheal Barrow was arrested after an incident at the Fort Lauderdale airport where he was accused of unintentionally striking his wife.
A federal judge in Boston ordered the Trump administration to unfreeze nearly $2.2 billion in federal grants to Harvard. NBC News’ Gary Grumbach reports on the legal setback for the Trump administration.
Retired Army Sgt. Michael Verardo, gravely wounded in Afghanistan, was honored in North Carolina with tributes from family, comrades and national leaders.
As Vice President JD Vance paid his respects to the victims of last week’s deadly mass shooting, protesters standing by a pride flag heckled him from across the street.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell hinted that Taylor Swift could perform at the Super Bowl halftime show, saying she is a "maybe" and "welcome at any time."
Brooks Nader admitted to abusing GLP-1 weight loss drugs on her reality show after nearly passing out during exercise class and facing family intervention.
The White House fired back at New York Governor Kathy Hochul after she took a swipe at President Donald Trump over "NFL RedZone" having commercials in 2025.
The Trump administration has targeted Democratic-run cities, with the president suggesting Wednesday that New Orleans could be on his list.
