“For Asian Americans, their rate of population acceleration certainly lends to this idea that ... they’re going to be creating major market shifts," said the head of diversity initiatives at NielsenIQ. | Continue reading
Still, the new version of the vaccine did not generate as many antibodies as it did against the original omicron variant, according to a press release. | Continue reading
Privacy advocates are watching the case closely, concerned that police could use reverse keyword searches to investigate people who seek information about abortions. | Continue reading
Internet services in the state of Rajasthan were suspended to suppress video of the killing, in which police say two Muslim men slit the tailor’s throat. | Continue reading
“If you have something, you have to share it with other people,” said Jaswiendre Singh of Phoenix, whose Sikh religious values factored into his decision. | Continue reading
Customers who ate the French Lentil + Leek Crumbles say Daily Harvest didn’t act quickly enough to recall the product. | Continue reading
Weather and booming demand have made traveling more difficult than ever. | Continue reading
Kansas is the third largest U.S. cattle state behind Texas and Nebraska, with more than 2.4 million cattle in feedlots. | Continue reading
New study is a U-turn for the agency, which was criticized for ruling out the theory last year and has faced accusations of being too deferential to Beijing. | Continue reading
Researchers found that Republican groups began to outpace Democratic groups right around when Facebook tweaked its recommendation system. | Continue reading
Trader Joe’s "watered down" achaar resurfaces conversations about the grocery giant's history of cultural appropriation. | Continue reading
While the highest-profile races are local ones in two progressive cities in California, primaries in seven states are setting the course for key congressional races. | Continue reading
In the video description for “The Heart Part 5," Lamar gave a special thanks to “South Park” creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone and their Deep Voodoo deepfake studio. | Continue reading
As real estate sales — and commissions — rose during the pandemic, individual agents also got a helping hand from taxpayers. | Continue reading
“No matter how it was collected, where it was collected, when it was collected, our language belongs to us," said Ray Taken Alive, a Lakota teacher. | Continue reading
He called himself 'The Greatest,' and to many he was not only the greatest boxer, but the greatest sportsman who ever lived. | Continue reading
Trained dogs were better at detecting positive Covid cases than a rapid antigen test, a study found. | Continue reading
Some people who take Paxlovid could see symptoms reappear two to eight days after finishing the treatment and testing negative, the CDC said. | Continue reading
The coffee giant rates performance using data from customer surveys, which some baristas said made them feel powerless. | Continue reading
Her students were watching a Disney movie when the gunshots started. Then instinct and practice kicked in. | Continue reading
The Covid vaccines provide robust protection against hospitalization and death, but when it comes to long Covid, the protection is "very modest." | Continue reading
The suspect allegedly traveled to Dallas in February to surveil Bush’s residence. | Continue reading
Democratic cryptocurrency exchange founder Sam Bankman-Fried says he expects to spend “north of $100 million" in 2024, with “soft ceiling” of $1 billion | Continue reading
A bill that passed the state Assembly on Monday defines “addiction” as kids under 18 who are both harmed and who want to stop or reduce how much time they spend on social media but they can't. | Continue reading
Millions in India and Pakistan have had to toil through the hottest spring on record, in conditions that scientists fear will soon regularly afflict billions across the globe. | Continue reading
With little regulation, some influencers are stepping in to call out their peers. | Continue reading
Hackers crippled computer networks across multiple government agencies, including the Finance Ministry. | Continue reading
The CDC forecasts Covid hospitalizations and deaths will rise over the next four weeks. This comes as the Covid death toll in the U.S. surpasses 1 million. In Maine, an elementary school shifted to remote learning after 30 percent of its students and staff got sick. | Continue reading
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an executive order for state agencies to move in tandem with the federal government to craft regulations for digital currencies. | Continue reading
At this point, we have to assume that Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, is either a knowing, inveterate fabulist or a principled rube. Alas, in American politics, only one of those things is a disqualification for serving in office. (It's the latter.)(nbcnews.com) | Continue reading
To our readers: A review by NBC News has found 11 articles written by a reporter over the last year that did not meet our standards for original material. The articles contained passages from other news organizations that were used without attribution.(nbcnews.com) | Continue reading
A super PAC launched by cryptocurrency billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried is spending at least $20 million to sway the outcome of Democratic primaries. | Continue reading
The dolphins may be tasked with preventing Ukrainian divers from infiltrating the Sevastopol harbor underwater and sabotaging warships there, according to a naval analyst. | Continue reading
Some states in India’s breadbasket northern and central regions are forecast to hit highs of 120 degrees this week. | Continue reading
Twitter did not provide an exact number of accounts that were shuttered or activated in the hours after the announcement but said it was looking into “recent fluctuations." | Continue reading
A bear rescue group is warning area residents to secure crawl spaces after a mother bear and four cubs awoke from hibernation in South Lake Tahoe last week. | Continue reading
More than 1,500 Uyghurs have been detained, extradited or rendered, most in the Middle East and North Africa, says a report from the Woodrow Wilson Center. | Continue reading
The Fairfax, Virginia, home received five all-cash offers and sold in less than a week, according to the listing agent. | Continue reading
Michigan's Isle Royale has been the perfect fishbowl for wolf research. A new study from the island shows wolves may actually help the animals they prey on. | Continue reading
The Jan. 6 committee plans to hold hearings in June and aims to have a report out about their investigation by the end of the summer or early fall, Raskin said. | Continue reading
Nicholas Meriwether will no longer be required to refer to students at Shawnee State University in Ohio by their preferred pronouns. | Continue reading
In Alabama, nine otherwise healthy children have developed severe hepatitis. Doctors have yet to pinpoint the cause. | Continue reading
“As long as the device is not tampered with or damaged, it presents no hazard to public safety,” David Allard, director of the Bureau of Radiation Protection, said. | Continue reading
Connerjack Oswalt went missing in 2019 when he was 16 years old. Police found him sleeping outside a gas station last week. | Continue reading
No week of the omicron wave saw more deaths than the week of Jan. 30 to Feb. 5. More than 18,400 deaths were recorded, according to NBC News’ tally. | Continue reading
Gottfried died at 2:35 p.m. ET on Tuesday from Recurrent Ventricular Tachycardia due to Myotonic Dystrophy type II. | Continue reading
A new study suggests Fox News viewers aren’t just manipulated and misinformed — they are literally being made ignorant by their consumption habits. | Continue reading
Some mothers see bitcoin and NFTs, or nonfungible tokens, as ways to build wealth for their families. | Continue reading