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Ricardo Cesar Guedes was born in August 1972 in São Paulo and began using William Ericson Ladd's name in 1998 when he first applied for a U.S. passport, authorities say.

The Kankakee County state's attorney is asking federal prosecutors to pursue the death penalty for two suspects in the killing of Bradley Police Sgt. Marlene Rittmanic.

John Horton and the motorist, who had been pulled over, died in the roadside crash after James Horton lost control of his car.

Infants born in March to December 2020 scored lower on a test of motor and social skills at 6 months. It’s unclear whether the discrepancy will remain in the long term.

People can get tested if they have access, says the agency, which stopped short of requiring it.

“After 27 hours on the road from Richmond to DC, very happy to be back in the Capitol,” Sen. Tim Kaine, D-Va., tweeted Tuesday.

The state says it will restrict them to young people and at-risk individuals as supplies dwindle nationwide.

"I literally just go into a breakdown, you know? Like, why? Who would do this to my son?" Hazlehurst Police Officer Laquandia Cooley asked.

Thousands of cars were brought to a standstill after a massive storm dropped a foot of snow, overwhelming road crews and trapping thousands of people in their cars.

NBC News’ Gabe Gutierrez got a rare look inside Northwell Health’s Core Lab, one of the largest Covid-19 testing facilities in the country. The lab is handling 25,000 tests a day and about a third turn out to be Covid positive.

A record 4.5 million Americans quit their jobs in November, with 10.6 million jobs open. NBC News’ Stephanie Ruhle reports on what factors could be at play.