Investigations

Nightly News

Online renting scams surging across U.S., FBI warns

A Russian soldier patrols in Mariupol, Ukraine

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russian troops raped and tortured children in Ukraine, U.N. panel says

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Investigations

Border chief says GOP governors are worsening crisis by 'lying' to migrants

The Department of Veterans Affairs headquarters in Washington on May 10, 2013.

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Abortion Rights

VA performs its first abortion weeks after saying it would in certain cases

Nightly News

Amazon rainforest severely impacted by gold mining

The Amazon rainforest’s biodiversity impacts weather patterns, crop growth and carbon levels around the world. However, gold mining in the area is having a devastating ecological effect. In an NBC News Investigation, Cynthia McFadden travels to Peru to report on the issue.

Investigations

Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns speaks in Atlanta on April 14, 2022.

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National Security

‘Langley Files’: CIA launches podcast to ‘demystify’ its spy work

John Davis

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News

Mississippi official pleads guilty in welfare scandal that involves Brett Favre

Olympic Gymnasts Testify On FBI Failures To Investigate Abuse

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News

Spurred by USA Gymnastics scandal, senators roll out bill to reform the FBI's handling of child abuse victims

World

Scientists at America's top nuclear lab were recruited by China to design missiles and drones, report says

World

Wave of protests in Iran reflects seething anger over how its regime treats women

Meals are bagged for distribution to students.

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Coronavirus

Feds accuse 47 people of stealing cash meant to help feed needy kids in 'staggering' Covid scheme

Prosecutors say the suspects in the $250 million fraud used the money to buy commercial real estate, luxury cars, fancy homes and even coastal property in Kenya.

Mark Frerichs in Iraq.

World

Taliban release U.S. engineer in prisoner swap

Soldiers prove Army’s oldest missiles still ready for battle

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict

U.S. military leaders are reluctant to provide longer-range missiles to Ukraine

Pedestrians walk past a sign outside the Boston Children's Hospital

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Internet

FBI charges Massachusetts woman with Boston Children's Hospital bomb threat

Migrants gather in El Paso, Texas.

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Immigration

Migrant surge overwhelms Border Patrol and shelters in El Paso

A freight train in Auburn, Maine, on Sept. 7, 2022.

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Business News

Supply chain concerns grow as deadline for freight rail strike looms

Pro-Trump protesters gather in front of the U.S. Capitol Building on Jan. 6, 2021 in Washington, DC.

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Justice Department

DOJ issued dozens of subpoenas in the last week related to Trump and the Capitol riot

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russia withdraws from key areas in Ukraine's east after surprise offensive

Sean McKinnon

News

Whitey Bulger murder suspect says 'everybody knew he was coming' to their prison

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Remembering 9/11

A health care program for 9/11 survivors and first responders is running short of money

Former President Donald Trump at a rally on Sept. 3, 2022, in Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

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Justice Department

DOJ to appeal special master ruling, arguing classified documents aren't Trump's 'personal records'

Kabul Evacuees Continue To Arrive At Ramstein Air Base

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Immigration

More than 230 Afghan refugee children are alone in the U.S. without their families

Image: Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) Director William Burns testifies before the Senate Intelligence Committee on March 10, 2022 in Washington, DC.

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict

CIA director defends declassifying intel to expose Russia’s actions in Ukraine

Iranian flag

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Security

Albania cuts diplomatic ties with Iran over July cyberattack

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National Security

U.S. military is developing plans to open a new testing facility in Saudi Arabia

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Immigration

Migrant woman who accused her manager of rape loses her lawsuit against him and Sbarro Pizza

Russian rockets launch against Ukraine

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Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russia is buying North Korean rockets and artillery to use in Ukraine

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Immigration

U.S. immigration process stalled for family and colleagues of Afghan aid worker mistakenly killed in drone strike

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Coronavirus

They left hospitals in 2020 to become travel nurses. Now they're ready to leave the profession altogether.

Gynecological examination

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Abortion Rights

VA will now provide abortions in cases of rape, incest or medical danger