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Outside of weather, suspected and confirmed physical attacks on electric grid infrastructure were the largest cause of electrical disturbance events since 2014, according to NBC News’ analysis of public Energy Department reports. 

Victims' families and the public are growing impatient with police investigating the University of Idaho stabbings. But analyzing evidence could take weeks.

TIL therapy, which uses a patient's own immune cells to fight cancer, was found in a clinical trial to work better than the existing treatment for metastatic melanoma.

A $75,000 reward was posted for information leading to arrest and conviction of those responsible for blackout in Moore County, North Carolina.

Dr. Anthony Fauci sat down with Lester Holt to speak about the handling and politics of the Covid-19 pandemic as he plans to make his exit from government service. Fauci reflects on the congressional hearings, including his heated exchange with Senator Rand Paul. 

Melanoma cases have been on the rise in the last 30 years, but a new therapy called TIL that relies on a patient’s immune cells could be a game changer. NBC News’ Stephanie Gosk has more details on a new study that found TIL helped reduce the risk of participants’ cancer progression.

Hospitals nationwide are once again at full capacity with a trifecta of illnesses: Covid, RSV and the flu. NBC News’ Tom Costello reports on the surge in viruses and how the CDC is responding.

Rep. Joseph Harding was indicted on charges of wire fraud, money laundering and other crimes, authorities said.

Other celebrity promoters face lawsuits from users of the failed cryptocurrency exchange FTX, whose collapse has deepened an ongoing “crypto winter.”

Jaylen Smith, of Earle, Arkansas, said it “feels awesome” to have a place in the history books.

Christopher Brown and Matthew Mahrer were indicted on conspiracy and gun charges, the Manhattan DA’s office said. Brown also faces hate crimes and terrorism charges.