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Brittany Hogan, who led diversity and equity programs in Missouri’s Rockwood School District, tells NBC News’ Antonia Hylton of the “really hostile environment” as she faced backlash over parents’ beliefs about critical race theory. Hogan made the “heartbreaking” decision to leave her job, and other educators face similar challenges.

“We’ll get through this together,” President Biden said as he visited LaPlace, Louisiana — an area ravaged by Hurricane Ida. Days after the storm, there are long lines for the essentials. The Louisiana attorney general is launching an investigation over nursing home residents packed into a warehouse during the storm.

"Ayúdame por favor" — help me please. Those were some of the last words of Roberto Bravo of Brooklyn, a family member said.

Coach Bill Belichick called Patten "an essential person and player in Patriots history, without whom we would not have been Super Bowl champions."

"We all feel like it's important for people to see what it was like when the phones were turned off," Dixie D'Amelio told NBC News.

Months after the deadly gas killed at least 17 Texans during a storm, lawmakers have not taken significant action to protect most of the state’s residents.

"I found out about this website and thought, 'We have to do whatever we can if they're going to use the internet against us — the very people who were raised on the internet,'" one TikToker told NBC News.

Hurricane Ida knocked out electricity to more than 1 million customers in Louisiana, but almost all lights in the city should be back on by Wednesday, according to Entergy.

Jacob Anthony Chansley, 34, was among the most well-known rioters who stormed the Capitol on Jan. 6.

In 2018, the North Carolina State Health Plan decided to exclude all coverage for gender dysphoria counseling, hormone therapy and other transition-related treatment.