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Over 100 artists call for release of Iranian rapper sentenced to death 02:13
Houston police chief retires amid investigations into department 02:47
Dozens of American aid workers trapped in Gaza 03:20
Thousands protest against Israel's inclusion in Eurovision contest ahead of final 01:32
Gay couple files lawsuit against New York City for IVF benefits 03:53
Dalai Lama clashes with Chinese government over future successor 03:37
Target is decreasing the number of stores carrying Pride-themed apparel 03:14
Barron Trump declines invitation to be delegate at Republican Convention 01:04
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National Right to Life President: ‘It will be difficult’ to get abortion ban ‘on a national basis' 08:23
Women suing hair relaxing companies after cancer diagnoses 03:57
Michael Cohen expected to testify Monday in Trump hush money trial 04:57
Hailstones the size of baseballs seen in Texas during severe storms 02:10
Counter protest clashes at UCLA went unchecked by police for several hours 05:16
Young Latinos in Arizona express concerns over 2024 election 05:46
Trinidadian hairstylist goes viral with makeover videos 03:09
Justin and Hailey Bieber announce pregnancy on Instagram 01:55
Contestants call for 'transparency' from pageant after Miss USA's resignation 03:36
Neuralink says its first in-human brain implant malfunctioned 02:39
Exploring the popularity of kelp and its benefits for people and the environment 04:22
Nation’s largest reservoir expected to be hit with strict water limits amid widespread drought 03:01 The federal government is expected to announce a tier one water shortage in Lake Mead, the country’s largest reservoir, forcing Arizona and Nevada to cut back on water usage as early as next year. NBC News’ Josh Lederman breaks down how residents and farmers are reacting to the announcement and whether more reservoirs across the country could also see major cutbacks. Aug. 16, 2021
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Over 100 artists call for release of Iranian rapper sentenced to death 02:13
Houston police chief retires amid investigations into department 02:47
Dozens of American aid workers trapped in Gaza 03:20
Thousands protest against Israel's inclusion in Eurovision contest ahead of final 01:32
Gay couple files lawsuit against New York City for IVF benefits 03:53
Dalai Lama clashes with Chinese government over future successor 03:37