Rogue Police Attack Venezuela Supreme Court, Maduro Says
1hPresident Nicolas Maduro called the attack on Venezuela's Supreme Court Tuesday a thwarted "terrorist attack" aimed at ousting him from power.3 Chicago Cops Charged With Cover-Up in Teen's Death
Tue 10:32pm By Jon SchuppeChicago officers David March, Joseph Walsh and Thomas Gaffney were indicted on charges of trying to shield Jason Van Dyke in the shooting of Laquan McDonald.Sarah Palin Sues New York Times Over Editorial
Tue 9:29pm By Alex JohnsonThe Times said it would "vigorously" defend against Palin's claim that the newspaper defamed her in relation to the 2011 shooting of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.Gruesome Deaths Illustrate Fireworks Dangers
Tue 9:03pm By Maggie FoxBecause blowing up mannequins never gets old. And because fireworks can be very dangerous.Alleged NSA Leaker Reality Winner Appears in Federal Court
Tue 8:22pm By Terry Pickard and Daniella SilvaReality Winner, 25, entered court Tuesday shackled at her ankles and wrists wearing an orange jumpsuit as two U.S. Marshals escorted her in.GOP Delays Health Care Vote Amid Defections, Disagreement
Tue 6:41pm By Leigh Ann Caldwell and Frank Thorp V and Garrett HaakeSenate Republicans Tuesday postponed a planned for on the GOP bill to replace Obamacare until after the July 4th recess.Widespread Cyberattack Hits Major European Companies
Tue 5:57pm By Erik Ortiz and Alex Johnson and Ben Popken and Sara Eisen and Tom WinterA cyberattack apparently targeting Ukraine rippled across Europe and disrupted the computer systems of major companies in Russia, Britain and elsewhere.Good Samaritan Tries to Help Toddler Find Parents, Gets Beaten
Tue 5:38pm By Amanda Proença SantosA good Samaritan was mistaken for a kidnapper this Saturday in a Florida park after trying to help a lost toddler find her family, police said.Why Google's $2.7 Billion EU Fine Is Such a Big Deal
Tue 5:31pm By Alyssa NewcombThe EU slapped Google with a $2.7 billion fine, alleging the company favored some of its own services and hindered competition. Here's why that matters.From High School Dropout to College at 30: One Woman's Path to Success
Tue 4:11pm By Mary Emily O'HaraA lot of people, for whatever reason, can't make college happen at age 18. NBC News reporter Mary Emily O'Hara was one of those people.Trump's Footloose Foreign Policy Keeps His Own Team Guessing
Tue 3:42pm By Andrea Mitchell and Ken Dilanian and Courtney Kube and Abigail WilliamsThe White House threat to make Syria pay for another chemical attack is the latest move to catch the Pentagon and the State departments off guard.Court Reopens Intersex Passport Lawsuit Against State Dept.
Tue 2:25pm By Mary Emily O'HaraA federal court granted Dana Zzyym's request to reopen a lawsuit against the State Department after the agency refused to issue Zzyym an intersex passport.Ryan Explains Why 22 Million Will Be Uninsured, and He's Got a Point
Tue 1:39pm By Benjy SarlinSpeaker Paul Ryan says government reports predicting 22 million more uninsured are misleading because people would choose to go without coverage. Is he correct?This Amazing Elevator Has No Cables and Moves Sideways. Here's How It Works
Tue 11:52am By Karla Lant, FuturismEngineering firm's prototype uses magnetic levitation and rails for faster, more efficient operation.The Psychology Behind Unintentional Hot Car Deaths
Tue 11:18am By Kalhan RosenblattIt seems like an unthinkable act — a parent forgetting a child in a hot car. But parents and experts alike warn it's more common than most people imagine.Space Race: Who's Aiming for the Stars These Days, and Why?
Tue 9:45amIn this episode of Space is Awesome, astrophysicist Summer Ash takes us through all the companies that are launching rockets as the space race gets privatized.How Paul Manafort Earned a Fortune Working for Corrupt Pro-Russian Party
Tue 6:13am By Kenzi Abou-Sabe and Tom Winter and Max TuckerTrump's former campaign chief worked for an anti-NATO party and a politician who fled the country amid charges of corruption and collusion with Russia.The Rehab Capital of America Is Plagued by Overdoses, Fraud
Sun 11:46pm By Lisa Riordan Seville and Anna R. Schecter and Hannah Rappleye and Joanna PurpichAs three mothers learned too late, South Florida's billion-dollar drug treatment industry is a minefield of fatal overdoses, fraud and unscrupulous operators.Got a News Tip? We Want to Know About It
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