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Unsigned NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick, one of the original faces of the NFL sideline protests during the national anthem, will play a leading role in Nike's 30th anniversary "Just Do It" campaign. The former San Francisco 49er tweeted an ad that says: "Believe in something. Even if it means sacrificing everything." While Kaepernick is receiving support on social media, some critics reacted by destroying Nike gear like sneakers and socks.

Monica Lewinsky abruptly ended an on-stage interview on Monday in Jerusalem over a question about former President Bill Clinton. Lewinsky later tweeted she had told the Israeli journalist the day before that the question was off-limits.

The Senate Judiciary Committee begins confirmation hearings on Tuesday for Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh. The 53-year-old appeals court judge has a record as a solid conservative. Jan Crawford reports.

Emily Nestor, a former Weinstein Company employee who accuses Harvey Weinstein of sexual harassment, slammed NBC News after the company denied trying to block a damning report about the disgraced movie mogul. She was reportedly prepared to do an on-camera interview with NBC last year but they were "not interested." Jericka Duncan reports on the escalating dispute.

Thieves have targeted several Apple stores in brazen burglaries that take place during business hours

You’re really sick and need treatment, but your insurer is denying coverage -- here’s what to do

Reports say a man tried to detonate an explosive device and was found in possession of a firearm

Former judge Steven Bailey is accused of using his office to further his statewide campaign, improperly accepting gifts and steering business to a firm where his son worked

Russia is conducting airstrikes on the last major rebel-held area in Syria after a pause of more than three weeks. The strikes are hitting rebel-held sections of Idlib province in northwestern Syria. Debora Patta reports.

Tropical Storm Gordon threatens more than 8 million people along the Gulf Coast. It is expected to make landfall as a hurricane by Tuesday night. A hurricane warning is up from the Louisiana-Mississippi border to the Florida Panhandle. Omar Villafranca reports.

Colorado police say an 8-year-old boy has died after being struck by a float during a Labor Day parade. The incident happened during the Windsor Harvest Festival parade about 20 miles southeast of Fort Collins.

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President says it would be "grave humanitarian mistake" for Russia and Iran to take part in "potential human tragedy" in Idlib

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