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Students on the University of South Carolina's Columbia campus experienced an active shooter scare on Sunday evening, but no threat was found and no shooting took place.
Family members of Virginia Roberts Giuffre, a prominent Jeffrey Epstein accuser, said they were “outraged” by the Justice Department’s decision to release transcripts from Ghislaine Maxwell’s testimony last month to a federal prosecutor, arguing it provided Maxwell a “platform to rewrite history.” NBC News’ Melanie Zanona reports.
Music producer Benny Blanco received fan criticism online for showcasing $200 blueberries while followers expressed concerns about grocery affordability.
SpaceX's 403-foot Starship rocket was set to launch on Sunday for its tenth test flight, but tech issues got in the way.
Camp Female Founders Fund is an annual summer retreat that brings powerhouse female entrepreneurs together, providing them a network and guiding resources to help them launch a company. NBC’s Savannah Sellers sits down with the camp’s founder, Anu Duggal, to discuss how her initiatives over the past 11 years have raised funds for businesses now worth $3 billion — all with women at the helm.
Harjinder Singh faces vehicular homicide charges after a fatal Florida Turnpike crash that killed three people when his truck trailer collided with a minivan.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries defended his record on New York redistricting plans while discussing potential responses to Texas Republicans.
The American Culture Quiz is a weekly test of our unique national traits, trends, history and people. This time, test your knowledge of melon meccas and revolutionary roots.
USC Columbia campus under lockdown as police search for suspect near Thomas Cooper Library following active shooter reports Sunday night.
After years of not being able to secure a victory, Tommy Fleetwood tapped home his winning putt at the Tour Championship on Sunday, claiming his first-ever PGA Tour win.
Mayor Brandon Johnson pushed back against Trump's National Guard plans for Chicago, citing 30% drop in homicides and concerns about eroding police-community trust.
National Guard troops deployed to Washington D.C. this month to support President Donald Trump's effort to mitigate crime will begin carrying firearms on Sunday evening, according to a Defense Department official with knowledge of the planning
