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Phil McCausland

Phil McCausland is an NBC News reporter.

Phil McCausland is an NBC News reporter.

Latest from Phil McCausland

How the U.K. is trying to pressure other nations into arming Ukraine

When it comes to supporting Ukrainian forces, the United Kingdom is trying to coax other nations into following its lead.
15d ago

What China wants to improve relations with U.S. and why it may be a tall order

As the Biden administration and Beijing appeared to work to restart high-level talks, China sent its new ambassador to the U.S.

Retired U.S. Special Forces soldier killed in Ukraine said he felt 'compelled to come help'

Retired U.S. Army Special Forces soldier Nick Maimer who worked alongside the Ukrainians and died in an artillery barrage in Bakhmut earlier this week

Trump's sexual abuse verdict won't hurt his 2024 primary chances, friends and foes say

Many of Donald Trump's friends and foes in the GOP say smart money is on the former president escaping unharmed within the GOP after the sexual abuse verdict.

Man killed in Texas shooting alongside his wife and one of his sons 'loved being a dad'

Kyu Cho, his wife Cindy and their young son were killed over the weekend in the mass shooting in Allen, Texas.
30d ago

Texas mall shooting victims include 3-year-old boy and his parents

A mass shooting at a Texas outlet mall over the weekend nearly decimated two families, leaving three children dead and another orphaned, their loved ones and officials said Monday.

Texas mall shooting victims include 3-year-old boy and his parents

A mass shooting at a Texas outlet mall over the weekend nearly decimated two families, leaving three children dead and another orphaned, their loved ones and officials said Monday.

Dust storms have killed hundreds and are a growing problem in parts of the U.S.

The kind of dust storm that suddenly darkened an Illinois highway on Monday and left seven people dead is becoming more common in parts of the U.S., a phenomenon that some researchers say is far worse than generally recognized.

A daring Ukrainian attack or a Russian false flag? Fiery questions swirl over the Kremlin

First it was a cloud of smoke, now it’s questions that are hanging over the Kremlin — but how much fire is there to Russia’s dramatic accusations?
37d ago

May Day demonstrators clashed with police in France as workers protest Macron's bill increasing retirement age

Workers across France clashed with police at hundreds of International Workers' Day demonstrations in protest of President Emmanuel Macron's pension reform bill that raised the country's retirement age.

Ukrainian officials sought pathway to victory with allies at Ramstein meeting

A year ago, during a meeting at Ramstein Air Base in Germany, Ukrainian government officials pleaded for their Western counterparts to provide any weapons or ammo they could after Russia’s failed siege of Kyiv caused their stocks to nearly run dry.