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11 people face charges in Southern Florida in connection with the investigation into Moïse's 2021 death, which unleashed chaos in the small Caribbean country.

Historically, Black patients have had to wait longer for kidney transplants than other races, in part because of an outdated test that overestimated their kidney function. Now, a new national rule will remove the test, which is seen as racially bias, in determining who gets a transplant. NBC News’ Yamiche Alcindor shares more.

Three students were killed and five critically wounded in a shooting on Michigan State University's campus. The 43-year-old suspect had no known connection to MSU and took his own life hours after the shooting, according to police. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa has the latest updates.

Mike Long is a songwriter, creating ballads about ordinary, everyday people. He charges about $300 per song and spends more than 20 hours on each composition. NBC News’ Gadi Schwartz shares more about his work.

In Alex Murdaugh’s murder trial, his wife Maggie’s older sister took the stand, testifying through tears about the night she learned her sister and nephew were killed. NBC News’ Catie Beck has more details on her testimony.

The White House said today that those unidentified objects shot down last week could be for benign commercial or academic research. NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell reports more on how members of Congress are responding.

“I live at MSU, and I shouldn’t be scared to walk out of my front door, but from now on I will be," one student said.

A federal appeals court will rehear a challenge to the state's policy of letting trans girls compete on female sports teams after it was upheld by a three-judge panel.

The National Weather Service confirmed that none of the objects shot down in recent days belonged to the agency. And science balloons are usually well-tracked, an industry leader said.

The suspect, identified as Anthony Dwayne McRae, 43, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound following a manhunt, police said.

Gov. Kristi Noem said the bill seeks to protect minors from “harmful” medical procedures.