Kouri Richins, the Utah mother accused of spiking her husband’s cocktail with a fatal dose of fentanyl, made her first comments since she was arrested last year in a series of jailhouse statements that criticized prosecutors, asserted her innocence and described recent upheaval in the case as “forced.”
Toronto has been awarded the WNBA’s first franchise outside the United States, with the expansion team set to begin play in 2026.
Republican officials are running into a wall of opposition — from the Secret Service and local officials — as they fight to move a protest zone farther away from the site of their national convention in Milwaukee this summer.
Key Republicans and Democrats in Congress see a window to pass sweeping online privacy legislation to protect adults' and kids' data from Big Tech companies.
A generic high blood pressure drug has become the most commonly prescribed oral medication to treat acne in women, overtaking antibiotics and birth control pills, a new report from Epic Research shows.
Donald Trump's allies are quietly getting involved in little-noticed fights over who will serve on the committee to set the Republican Party's national platform.
A man and a woman were arrested Tuesday in connection with a New Year’s Eve assault on “Beverly Hills, 90210” actor Ian Ziering by a group of people on minibikes in Hollywood.
A high gust of wind toppled the stage at a campaign rally in the Mexican state of Nuevo Leon, killing at least five people, injuring 50 and trapping others, the state’s governor said.
One in nine children had been diagnosed with ADHD at some point in their lives as of 2022, a new study shows. So why are ADHD rates so high these days?
The city council in Nashville, Tennessee, has rejected a bid to install a sign for Morgan Wallen’s new bar, with council members citing his past controversies, including his using a racial slur and nearly hitting police officers with a chair he threw off a Nashville rooftop as reasons to reject the measure.
A family in Los Angeles, California is calling for an independent investigation after police shot and killed a man that, the family says, was suffering a mental health episode. LAPD released body camera video showing the moments before the shooting. The family, who called mental health professionals, says that their son was not violent.
The families of the Uvalde school shooting victims have filed a lawsuit against nearly 100 Texas state police officers over their response to the shooting. The $500 million federal lawsuit comes nearly two years after the shooting that killed two teachers and 19 students.
Someone may be trying to take Graceland from Elvis Presley’s family.
China’s military started two days of “punishment” drills around Taiwan on Thursday, just days after new Taiwan President Lai Ching-te took office.
The bodies of two Kansas women who disappeared in the Oklahoma Panhandle in March were found in a chest freezer buried in a cow pasture, according to court records tied to five suspects who are charged with murder and kidnaping.
Tiburon Subsea CEO Tim Taylor and his team have discovered the USS Harder, a World War II submarine, in the South China sea. Taylor sits down with NBC News' Tom Llamas on how the discovery came to be.
Former President Donald Trump asserted that people who immigrate across the U.S.-Mexico border from South and Central America are bringing contagious diseases.
Mario Andretti and Greg Maffei, the CEO of Formula 1's owner Liberty Media, clashed at a private reception during the recent Miami Grand Prix weekend over Andretti Global's bid to enter the sport, according to sources with knowledge of the incident.
Congressional candidate Maggie Goodlander, a former Justice Department official who is married to White House national security adviser Jake Sullivan, recently criticized the Biden administration's actions toward China when asked if there was a U.S. policy that she disagreed with.
Steve Kramer, the political consultant who admitted to NBC News that he was behind a robocall impersonating Joe Biden's voice, was indicted in New Hampshire.
Nearly two years after the deadly school shooting at Robb Elementary in Uvalde, Texas, families of the victims are suing more than 90 officers involved in the response. The families also announced a settlement with the city of Uvalde for $2 million. NBC News' Tom Llamas reports.
Green Tile Social Club, New York City’s hot mahjong social club, celebrated its two-year anniversary this weekend.
A new video released by families of hostages held by Hamas in Gaza shows seven female Israeli soldiers after they were captured by Hamas. Release of the video was aimed at increasing pressure on Israel to reach a cease-fire deal. Norway, Spain and Ireland announced that they would recognize a Palestinian state, a move that was criticized by the United States. NBC News’ Raf Sanchez reports.
An innovative program at University Hospital in San Antonio is helping to save pregnant women who suffer from placenta accreta, which causes potentially deadly hemorrhaging. Doctors say the program exists because San Antonio has worked to assure a steady supply of whole blood, which comes directly from the donor before its parts are separated. NBC News' Cynthia McFadden reports.
Pride revelers will likely see less — if any — National Park rangers marching in uniform at LGBTQ Pride events across the country this year.
