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An investigation by Human Rights First compiled thousands of attacks against migrants and asylum-seekers, including kidnapping, extortion, human trafficking and rape.

“I love these animals. I love these people. I've known all of them for a very long time. So it would be like leaving my family," said one charity founder.

Police were told that the man, who has not been identified, had gone into Little Waitrose, Sainsbury's Local and Tesco Express and "injected foodstuffs with a number of needles."

An Australian farmer couldn’t go to his aunt’s funeral due to pandemic restrictions so he paid his respects with sheep arranged in the shape of a heart.

A Japan Health Ministry official first found out about the contaminated vials on Aug. 16, the contamination could be due to a manufacturing issue in Spain.

As thousands of Afghans gather at Kabul’s airport waiting for an evacuation flight, the U.S. is warning Americans to stay away amid threats of a possible terror attack targeting people trying to flee the country. NBC News’ Geoff Bennett and Raf Sanchez explain how the U.S. and allies around the world are reacting to the threat and how it could impact continuing evacuation efforts.  

Her parents have named her after the plane’s call sign — Reach.

NBC News is tracking travel restrictions for U.S. citizens in countries around the world.

Secretary of State Antony Blinken announces that more than 82,300 people have been flown out of Kabul since August 14th, He added that at least 4,500 US citizens of those flown out were American citizens.

Japanese officials have said the ocean release is the most realistic option for disposing the radiocative water.

Over the years, the U.S. has added more laws on the embargo, making it harsher — while also creating more exceptions. It’s now a complex set of laws with many layers.