NBC News

Year-end climate reports show signs of a new and warmer normal that scientists say is likely to lead to more weather extremes.

The U.S. is threatening painful sanctions against Russia if it attacks Ukraine. But Moscow could use its oil and gas to inflict economic pain on the West.

Bollywood star Shilpa Shetty has been cleared of obscenity charges, 14 years after Richard Gere kissed her at a 2007 AIDS awareness event.

The explosion of bills — tracked in a new analysis by PEN America — is led by conservative lawmakers in GOP-controlled state legislatures.

Anti-abortion legislation forces medical professionals to violate their ethics of practice, which includes a promise to act for the patient's good.

Trump's Truth Social will be the latest "free speech" app marketed to conservatives. Other conservative platforms have had to play by big tech's rules.

A man died after nine officers opened fire on him on a Tennessee interstate Thursday when he removed what police described as a “shiny cylindrical object” from his pocket.

A judge handed down a sentence of probation Thursday to two parents who drove through floodwaters in 2019, resulting in the deaths of three children.

A Canadian man was sentenced to six months in prison for groping a flight attendant during a flight from Mexico to Miami last year, court records show.

A suspect was taken into custody after allegedly shooting three police officers, carjacking a driver and barricading himself inside a Houston home on Thursday, police said.

Public Service Loan Forgiveness launched in 2007 to help teachers, health care workers, military members and other public servants earn debt relief on their federal loans.

The governor of Virginia declared a state of emergency, and other states were urging precautions Thursday ahead of a weekend winter storm that could dump a

A local investigation into the death of a 17-year-old Georgia student who was found dead in 2013 in a rolled-up gym mat has been closed with no charges filed.

Mental health and therapy startup Cerebral had its advertisements pulled by Meta and TikTok for misleading health claims after receiving inquiries from NBC News.

As coronavirus case numbers in the U.S. show early signs of tapering, scientists are keeping a watchful eye on a newly identified version of the omicron

Candidates are clamoring to proclaim their opposition to the drop boxes that allow mail-in voters to return their ballots.

Everyone wants to know who "the pick" will be to replace Breyer because individual justices are seen as either saviors or destroyers of our democracy.

The Democratic congresswoman was not in her car in the St. Louis area at the time and was not injured, her office said.

Domestic dogs come in more sizes than any other mammal species. Now, researchers say a genetic mutation that emerged in wolves before they were domesticated is responsible.

This is a concept that the U.S. has only too rarely understood: Putin, quite simply, wants respect.

Breyer is preventing another gridlocked crisis between a Democratic president and a Republican Senate that erodes the court's legitimacy.

The case is a cautionary tale for those who want to mix unfounded gossip with news on social media.

The degree of disagreement over the fate of West Elm Caleb demonstrates exactly why viral accountability efforts are so tricky.

Transplanted pig organs show us once again the huge possibilities of using genetic modification for individuals and society.

NBC News’ Stephanie Ruhle reports on whether employers can require employees to get vaccinated in order to get people back in to the office, and what offices will look like when people return.