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USS Carney responded after attacks on civilian ships in Red Sea, Defense officials confirm 02:00
New holiday tradition spreads joy throughout Maryland neighborhood 02:09
Growing number of misleading ads using AI to create fake celebrity endorsements 02:30
Controversial technology assisted in capture of suspected serial killer in Los Angeles 01:56
House Republicans gear up to launch formal impeachment inquiry into Biden 01:30
Man kills German tourist in knife attack near Eiffel Tower, police report 01:14
Israel announces ground offensive into southern Gaza has begun 02:06
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
Consumers feeling pressure from inflation, fear recession 01:28 For the third month in a row, the consumer confidence reading shows Americans are feeling the inflation squeeze. Many Americans are worried about a potential recession as prices rise for gas, food, clothing, housing and more. Inflation is also being felt by many corporations. Walmart says Americans are buying more food and fewer big ticket items. The Federal Reserve is poised to raise interest rates again tomorrow. July 26, 2022
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USS Carney responded after attacks on civilian ships in Red Sea, Defense officials confirm 02:00
New holiday tradition spreads joy throughout Maryland neighborhood 02:09
Growing number of misleading ads using AI to create fake celebrity endorsements 02:30
Controversial technology assisted in capture of suspected serial killer in Los Angeles 01:56
House Republicans gear up to launch formal impeachment inquiry into Biden 01:30
Man kills German tourist in knife attack near Eiffel Tower, police report 01:14 
