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DOJ to pay victims of Larry Nassar more than $138 million 01:55
New York City mayor eyes 'outside agitators' in college protests 02:51
How climate change is harming the coastal culture of the Gullah Geechee 03:00
David Pecker testifies about his relationship with Trump at hush money trial 02:58
Supreme Court likely to hear arguments on regulating ghost guns in next term 04:08
Alabama high school prepares students with STEM, cyber and hacking classes 04:06
How to tell the difference between Botox and fauxtox 02:59
Officials investigate wave of murders targeting Mexican political candidates 03:42
Southern border sees surge of global migrants 05:22
Patients are less likely to die when treated by female doctors, study shows 03:21
Researchers working to keep microplastics from laundry out of water supply 03:03
Formula 1 looks to rev up fan base in the U.S. ahead of big races 03:38
Bill Nye gives tips to reduce plastic waste 04:29
Johnson could lose support from conservative base if Democrats ‘rescue’ his speakership 04:03
Trump ‘inviting’ broader gag order by speaking about case, says fmr. federal prosecutor 06:31
Supreme Court weighs whether cities can punish homeless for camping in public spaces 02:27
NYPD addresses how it will handle safety concerns amid protests on Columbia’s campus 02:16
Attorneys present opening statements in Trump hush money trial 04:30
NBC News poll: RFK Jr. candidacy hurts Trump numbers more than Biden 03:07
Climate change: the connection between land and sea 04:20
Battlefield Space: To the Moon and Beyond 49:23 After a successful test flight of NASA’s Artemis-1 moon mission, the space agency now turns its attention to returning Americans to the moon within two to three years. But the U.S. is not the only country with lunar ambitions. China is aggressively pursuing it own plans to land astronauts on the moon and build out a permanent base. Both countries openly talk about the need to have a military presence in space to defend against the other. Already, a dangerous cold war cat-and-mouse game involving U.S., Russian and Chinese satellites plays out every day. NBC News goes in-depth to explore the challenges in a potential battlefield that is complex, congested and contested. Dec. 14, 2022
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DOJ to pay victims of Larry Nassar more than $138 million 01:55
New York City mayor eyes 'outside agitators' in college protests 02:51
How climate change is harming the coastal culture of the Gullah Geechee 03:00
David Pecker testifies about his relationship with Trump at hush money trial 02:58
Supreme Court likely to hear arguments on regulating ghost guns in next term 04:08
Alabama high school prepares students with STEM, cyber and hacking classes 04:06