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Former President Barack Obama calls conservative activist Charlie Kirk's assassination "horrific and a tragedy" while criticizing political extremism in America.
Gaming out what might happen over the next few days as lawmakers move to avert yet another government shutdown – and a look at both parties' strategies.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom reveals he maintained contact with conservative activist Charlie Kirk after his podcast appearance in January.
Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces backlash from Israel, Spanish critics and Jewish groups after recent comments sparking accusations of antisemitism.
Former Philadelphia Eagles great Jason Kelce said that the team's famed tush push will be under a "microscope" moving forward amid recent criticism.
The Trump administration cut federal funding to some programs designed to combat hate-fueled violence and domestic terrorism. NBC News' Julie Tsirkin spoke to Brette Steele, the president of Eradicate Hate, one of the programs affected by the cuts, who says their work may be saving lives.
Kash Patel called Eric Swalwell's questioning about Epstein files 'disgusting' during a heated House committee hearing that included discussions about DOJ's handling of case.
New research reveals that GLP-1 drugs may significantly lower mortality rates in Americans by 2045, as obesity contributes to 70% of leading death causes in high-income countries.
Hadden Kelly, a 17-year-old Dodge County High School golfer, died after collapsing during "homecoming activities." An autopsy to determine the cause of death is pending.
Multiple law enforcement officers involved in shooting incident in York County, Pennsylvania, prompting official response and investigation.
SAG-AFTRA members Yuval David and Dereck A. Andrade condemned “Hacks" actress Hannah Einbinder’s Emmy acceptance speech as “inflammatory" and ignorant.
The president of Delta State University released a video statement following the death of Demartravion “Trey” Reed, a Black student who was found dead hanging from a tree on the Mississippi campus. Officials say there is no evidence of foul play but that hasn’t stopped people online from questioning the case, given the state’s history of racially motivated violence.
