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Report: Some air traffic controllers under influence of alcohol or drugs while working 02:01
‘It was just magical’: Ohio neighbors share Christmas tradition 03:01
Polar bear sightings surge in small Canadian town due to lack of sea ice 03:40
Suspect arrested in fatal shootings of 3 men experiencing homelessness, LAPD reports 01:57
Trump and DeSantis both hold campaign events in Iowa on Saturday 02:03
George Santos threatens to file ethics complaints against former colleagues 01:50
Israel resumes bombardment of Gaza after collapse of fragile truce with Hamas 02:58
NBC News visits children’s literacy program in Mississippi with Jennifer Garner 03:40
College student shot in Burlington, Vermont speaks out 01:43
Increase in pediatric pneumonia in Ohio as CDC reports uptick in respiratory viruses nationwide 02:00
Sandra Day O’Connor, first female Supreme Court justice, dies at 93 02:32
Fighting resumes in Gaza after cease-fire ends 03:09
Son of hostage still in Gaza speaks out as fighting resumes 01:49
George Santos expelled from Congress after House vote 03:27
Henry Kissinger, consequential diplomat and former secretary of state, dies at 100 02:28
Electric road in Detroit can wirelessly charge EVs as they drive 01:37
19 deaths involving alleged carbon monoxide poisoning at Airbnbs since 2013: NBC News investigation 02:49
Murder of Hollywood social activist Michael Latt was targeted, authorities say 01:45
Elon Musk speaks out amid backlash over X post 01:49
House Republicans set to decide fate of Rep. George Santos tomorrow 01:45
Companies could face charges after massive Mississippi ICE raids 02:25 After a major ICE raid on a number of Mississippi food processing plants this week, a newly released government affidavit says at least two of the companies were “willfully and unlawfully employing illegal aliens in violation of federal law.” To confirm someone applying for a job can legally work in the U.S., employers use a system called e-verify, but there are loopholes. Aug. 10, 2019
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Report: Some air traffic controllers under influence of alcohol or drugs while working 02:01
‘It was just magical’: Ohio neighbors share Christmas tradition 03:01
Polar bear sightings surge in small Canadian town due to lack of sea ice 03:40
Suspect arrested in fatal shootings of 3 men experiencing homelessness, LAPD reports 01:57
Trump and DeSantis both hold campaign events in Iowa on Saturday 02:03
George Santos threatens to file ethics complaints against former colleagues 01:50 
