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Preservationists are using computer sensors and other high-tech methods to protect massive iron Civil War guns at a fort in South Carolina that fired on Fort Sumter to open the war in April 1861. Full story
In part III of "Office Politics," MSNBC’S Alex Witt talks to her newest colleague, Karen Finney. Karen reacts to the controversies challenging the Obama administration and the GOP'S plans to use them to their advantage. Karen also reveals facts about her surprising family tree and the significance o
Buzzfeed’s McKay Coppins details his report of a major meltdown at a key Tea Party strategy firm – the Strategy Group for Media – while the organization’s new president, Rick Tyler, pushes back on reporting he labels “fiction.”
Worker finds a Civil War era cannonball in an Indiana sewer. WFIE's Erin Meyer reports.
Charleston is a city steeped in military history, from the beginning of the Civil War at Fort Sumter to the Medal of Honor museum on the USS Yorktown. TODAY’s Sara Haines gets to know some of the men and women serving in the military today at Joint Base Charleston.
Protests were held across Syria as the country marks two years since the first uprising that led to the ongoing civil war. NBCNews.com's Alex Witt reports.
David holds hands with his biological mother Maria Rosa after they were reunited after 28 years, in Zaragoza, on the outskirts of San Salvador May 21, 2013. David had been left at a safe house during the civil war in the 1980s by his mother who was an insurgent, according to a press release of the A
David hugs his biological mother Maria Rosa after they were reunited after 28 years, in Zaragoza, on the outskirts of San Salvador May 21, 2013. David had been left at a safe house during the civil war in the 1980s by his mother who was an insurgent, according to a press release of the Asociacion Pr