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In her first television interview, DEA Administrator Anne Milgram says already this year, 9 million counterfeit pills have been seized, more than the last two years combined. She tells Kate Snow that social media platforms are not doing enough to stop this problem, specifically among young people. 

The FBI revealed that murder jumped 29 percent in 2020 compared to the year before — the biggest increase since it began tracking the data six decades ago. Overall violent crime was up almost six percent.

Three people were killed and dozens injured when an Amtrak train suddenly derailed in Montana. The NTSB says the train was equipped with a safety feature to virtually prevent all derailments caused by human error. The rail had passed inspection days earlier, according to BNSF.

"We're on the cusp of a revolution," Ford Executive Chairman Bill Ford tells "NBC Nightly News."

One was cited for possessing marijuana for personal use, and they were all returned to their home country within hours.

A state probe into the death of Wongel Estifanos at Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park found operators and a safety system failed to notice she wasn't buckled.

A man whom she had "rebuffed" was found dead of an apparent suicide, officials said, and loved ones fear the worst.

It isn't clear why Thomas Jahanian, 28, was in the Monongahela River on Saturday.

More than 21,500 murders were reported last year, according to the FBI's annual Uniform Crime Report.

NBC News’ Janelle Griffith reports on the details of the lawsuit and how the D.C. police department has responded.

"At some point, they lost me," the Grammy-nominated R&B and gospel singer said. It was unclear if Price was vaccinated.