Editors' picks
A selection of the best reporting and most interesting stories from NBC News.
Dateline
Karen Read put family of Boston officer boyfriend 'through hell,' relative says ahead of retrial
A relative of the Boston police officer whose death Read has been charged with said the family is prepared for a retrial. “No matter what we have to deal with, justice for Johnny,” she said.
The life of Pope Francis in pictures
Born in 1936, Jorge Mario Bergoglio was elected pope on March 13, 2013, making him the first pope from the Americas.
As tariffs hit Main Street, shop owners fear getting crushed by corporate rivals
“This is going to put people out of business,” said an entrepreneur in East Atlanta Village, a stronghold of small shops in a city anchored by major brands.
Meet the forensic psychologist set to testify at both Weinstein and Combs trials
Dawn Hughes has been an expert witness in some of the highest-profile sexual misconduct trials of the last several years. This spring, she’ll be a key voice in two blockbuster cases.
In the world's largest wholesale market, American customers have dried up as tariffs hit
“I feel sorry for everyday Americans, as they are the ones paying for the rising cost,” one vendor told NBC News.
EXCLUSIVE
A gunshot tore brothers apart decades ago. The FSU shooting split them up for good
Robert Morales, 57, was one of the two people killed in a shooting at Florida State University on Thursday.
Delayed ultrasounds, disrupted care: Pregnant women are hit with military insurance snafus
New and expectant mothers say they're facing confusion and chaos as they try to use Tricare health insurance, which covers members of the military and their families.
Viral AI-made art trends are making artists even more worried about their futures
ChatGPT-generated action figures and Studio Ghibli-inspired illustrations have dominated the internet in recent weeks, reigniting artists' concerns about their livelihoods.
EXCLUSIVE
A deadly E. coli outbreak hit 15 states, but the FDA chose not to publicize it
The outbreak linked to romaine lettuce killed one person and sickened at least 88 more, including a 9-year-old boy who nearly died of kidney failure.
America's struggling wine industry is getting crushed by tariffs and Canada's retaliation
Even if the tariffs were to be reversed tomorrow, one wine business leader said, it would take "at least a year, if not longer, for my industry to recover.”
Dozens searched for a missing 2-year-old in the Arizona desert. Buford the dog was the real hero.
The 6-year-old Anatolian Pyrenees came home Tuesday morning with a toddler who'd gone missing the day before in a remote part of Arizona.
