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Container ship lost power twice before ramming Baltimore bridge, NTSB says 01:10
Biden Administration announces higher tariffs on Chinese EVs, other products 01:44
Social media post sends 'meme stocks' soaring 01:35
San Francisco could ban firefighters' uniforms over cancer risk 02:51
Teen gunman tries to enter church during communion ceremony, police say 01:43
Star prosecution witness Michael Cohen testifies in Trump hush money trial 03:55
Israel fighting Hamas again in northern Gaza as hundreds of thousands flee Rafah 01:59
Stunning display of Northern Lights seen around the world 01:16
Section of Baltimore bridge brought down in controlled explosion 01:29
College commencements face pro-Palestinian disruptions 01:59
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert on the meteoric rise of women’s basketball 03:18
Tornado rips through Western Pennsylvania, leaving trail of destruction in its wake 01:27
The Paul McCartney superfan recognized decades later 02:21
Duke students walk out of graduation as protests continue nationwide 01:38
Hundreds of thousands of Gazans flee Rafah ahead of imminent invasion 01:01
Suspect who allegedly ‘ambushed,’ shot and killed a police officer Saturday found dead 01:47
Michael Cohen set to testify as key witness in Trump hush money trial 02:02
Six-year-old bursts into ‘happy tears’ seeing mom at her graduation ceremony 03:09
Homeowners grapple with the sky-rocketing cost of homeownership 02:04
Neighbor allegedly shoots white mom of black sons after they say he racially harassed them for years 01:58
Henrietta Lacks’ family settles with biotech company over cancer cells 02:12 Henrietta Lacks died of cervical cancer in 1951 in a racially segregated ward, where doctors cut out a sample of her cancer cells without her permission. The cells became a bedrock of modern medicine. NBC News’ Jacob Ward has more details on her family's settlement with a research company that they say made "staggering profits" off the cells. Aug. 1, 2023
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Container ship lost power twice before ramming Baltimore bridge, NTSB says 01:10
Biden Administration announces higher tariffs on Chinese EVs, other products 01:44
Social media post sends 'meme stocks' soaring 01:35
San Francisco could ban firefighters' uniforms over cancer risk 02:51
Teen gunman tries to enter church during communion ceremony, police say 01:43
Star prosecution witness Michael Cohen testifies in Trump hush money trial 03:55 
