IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.
  • UP NEXT

    Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 0.25%

    01:22

  • Police: Two staff members wounded in shooting at Denver high school

    01:31

  • New York grand jury weighing Trump indictment will not meet Wednesday

    02:56

  • Boris Johnson denies lying to Parliament over ‘partygate’ scandal

    01:19

  • Blinken testifies on budget proposal to address 'shared global threats'

    05:32

  • West Texas A&M students protest drag show cancellation

    02:30

  • North Korea fires missiles as U.S., South Korea military drills end

    03:16

  • Video shows deadly Russian strike on apartments in Zaporizhzhia

    00:40

  • Meet Sesame Street’s first Black female puppeteer

    04:17

  • Federal Reserve to decide on interest rate hikes amid banking sector turmoil

    02:07

  • Biden awards 2021 National Medals of the Arts and Humanities in star-studded ceremony

    03:40

  • President Xi wraps up Russia trip with message to the West

    04:07

  • China's Xi leaves Moscow after talks with Putin as Beijing criticizes U.S. of 'fanning flames' in Ukraine

    01:02

  • Grand jury to decide on possible Trump indictment

    03:25

  • Watch: Japanese baseball fans go wild after World Baseball Classic win

    01:09

  • Sandstorm puts Beijing's air quality at very hazardous level

    00:55

  • Gwyneth Paltrow in court over skiing accident

    00:24

  • Musical family forms 'Quarantined Quartet'

    07:55

  • Rollerskating revival holds special significance for communities of color

    03:03

  • Civil rights groups call for investigation into new Fort Hood death

    03:38

NBC News

Castro: ‘Mitt Romney says NO’

19:06

San Antonio mayor Julian Castro touts the Democratic education platform and President Barack Obama’s record while portraying GOP nominee Mitt Romney as a danger to the American Dream. “It’s a choice between a country where the middle class pays more so that millionaires can pay less—or a country where everybody pays their fair share,” says Castro.Sept. 5, 2012

  • UP NEXT

    Federal Reserve raises interest rates by 0.25%

    01:22

  • Police: Two staff members wounded in shooting at Denver high school

    01:31

  • New York grand jury weighing Trump indictment will not meet Wednesday

    02:56

  • Boris Johnson denies lying to Parliament over ‘partygate’ scandal

    01:19

  • Blinken testifies on budget proposal to address 'shared global threats'

    05:32

  • West Texas A&M students protest drag show cancellation

    02:30

Best of NBC News

Play All
Play All