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Hollywood writers can return to work after union and studios reach agreement to end strike 00:57
Billions in taxpayer money spent on Navy ships that may never be used 02:53
Urgent manhunt underway for the suspected murderer of Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere 01:37
Primary care doctor shortage worsening across U.S. 02:08
FTC files lawsuit against Amazon alleging monopolistic practices 01:53
Federal government just four days away from potential shutdown 01:55
Suspect arrested in NYC day care case linked to fentanyl death of a one-year-old 01:10
Biden joins striking United Auto Workers on the picket line in Detroit 03:24
Judge rules Trump committed fraud by overvaluing assets and net worth 00:52
School districts assessing reading programs as students test scores fall 02:31
Bruce Willis’ wife opens up about actor’s condition amid FTD awareness week 01:52
Long Covid-19 impacts some adults’ blood biomarkers, new study finds 01:51
FDNY loses as many from 9/11-related illnesses as they did that fateful day 01:55
An inside look at the crisis at the southern border 02:01
Federal government shutdown could have tough consequences on Americans 02:21
Senator Bob Menendez defiant amid calls to resign 02:15
Hollywood writers and major studios reach tentative deal 02:59
More school districts bringing police back on campus 02:14
Man who received life-saving stem cells asks donor to be his best man at wedding 02:13
Humanitarian crisis grows at southern border as more migrants cross into U.S. 01:59
NBC News Exclusive: Ethiopian Airlines CEO on the future of Boeing MAX planes 02:17 The CEO of Ethiopian Airlines, which lost 157 passengers and crew members in a Max crash, tells NBC News in an exclusive interview that the airline may not fly the Max again. It looks unlikely that the plane will be back in the air before the end of the travel season at all, as Boeing still hasn’t submitted its software fix to the FAA for approval and the global approval process could extend into August. May 13, 2019
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Hollywood writers can return to work after union and studios reach agreement to end strike 00:57
Billions in taxpayer money spent on Navy ships that may never be used 02:53
Urgent manhunt underway for the suspected murderer of Baltimore tech CEO Pava LaPere 01:37
Primary care doctor shortage worsening across U.S. 02:08
FTC files lawsuit against Amazon alleging monopolistic practices 01:53
Federal government just four days away from potential shutdown 01:55 
