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911 calls released from Nashville elementary school shooting
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Grand jury votes to indict Trump
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Two Black Hawk helicopters crash killing 9 soldiers in Kentucky
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Internet rallies around author after post of sparsely attended book signing
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Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia and accused of spying
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Former Fox producer Abby Grossberg speaks out over Dominion lawsuit
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Ex-Fox News producer speaks out about false election claims and January 6
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NYC’s Hell’s Kitchen targeted in string of drug-fueled thefts, says NYPD
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Vietnam soldier’s family reunited with dog tag after journey around the globe
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AI can replicate voices in high-tech phone call scams, FTC warns
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New push for national no-fly list to decrease unruly passengers
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Nashville elementary school shooting renews pleas for gun control
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Pope Francis hospitalized with respiratory infection, Vatican says
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Grief-stricken Nashville community mourning lives lost in elementary school shooting
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Engineering students held photographer find a way to pursue his passion
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Nashville police release chilling bodycam video following deadly shooting
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Drivers failing to yield for emergency vehicles due to modern car features
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Allergy season becoming longer and stronger due to climate change
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Dozens killed in migrant center fire on U.S.-Mexico border
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Residents in Mississippi and Alabama displaced after deadly tornado
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The Michigan kindergartener superhero inspiring others
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When Grayson Johnson was diagnosed with kidney cancer late last year, his parents, Alyssa and CJ, were worried their brave little boy had met his match. So when it came time for Grayson’s chemo treatments, a family friend sent him a Spiderman costume for courage. Grayson’s story exploded on social media, and soon, more people started sending him different superhero costumes, boosting his confidence during each difficult day. NBC News’ Jose Diaz-Balart shares how Grayson inspires others around him and how it led to his family’s plan to give costumes to other kids who may need extra help staying strong.March 5, 2023
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911 calls released from Nashville elementary school shooting
02:08 Grand jury votes to indict Trump
05:48Two Black Hawk helicopters crash killing 9 soldiers in Kentucky
01:47Internet rallies around author after post of sparsely attended book signing
01:29Wall Street Journal reporter detained in Russia and accused of spying
02:04Former Fox producer Abby Grossberg speaks out over Dominion lawsuit
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