An adviser for the Senate Judiciary Committee has resigned amid questions from NBC News about a previous sexual harassment complaint. | Continue reading
“We’re talking about a company that placed life in danger, placed millions of dollars of personal property of individuals in danger to protect their own interests,” a local leader said. | Continue reading
Brett Kavanaugh is first Supreme Court nominee below water in the history of the NBC News/Wall Street Journal poll. | Continue reading
Google has given a preview of what to expect at a congressional hearing next week when the privacy of internet users takes center stage. | Continue reading
Newfound exoplanet orbits a star identified with the famed science officer from "Star Trek." | Continue reading
Newfound exoplanet orbits a star identified with the famed science officer from "Star Trek." | Continue reading
Experts expressed little concern that the wireless emergency alerts could be used for political purposes. | Continue reading
Experts expressed little concern that the wireless emergency alerts could be used for political purposes. | Continue reading
“This has been years of ongoing lies and broken promises,” a resident said, detailing Make It Right’s pledges and failures to repair her home. | Continue reading
“This has been years of ongoing lies and broken promises,” a resident said, detailing Make It Right’s pledges and failures to repair her home. | Continue reading
The strong suspicion that Russia was behind the alleged attacks is backed by signals intelligence, meaning intercepted communications, say U.S. officials. | Continue reading
Unemployment is so low that companies are running out of people to hire — so they poach from competitors, which drives up wages. | Continue reading
“The biggest impression is, it's a long ways down from up here." | Continue reading
"Because of their separation from the military culture, a lot of them are really isolated." | Continue reading
The last time astronauts-in-training resigned from NASA was in 1968. | Continue reading
The Tesla and SpaceX CEO asked whether the absence of a lawsuit from the diver wasn’t “strange” and questioned if another user had investigated fully. | Continue reading
Suicide has been a persistent problem in Montana — and it’s getting worse. Now, some who have lost loved ones are mobilizing to stop the deaths. | Continue reading
Experts say many factors have contributed to the increase, though the biggest one may be less frequent condom use. | Continue reading
The theorists are inspired in part by a far-right news website that has been used by prominent Republicans for fundraising efforts. | Continue reading
Cigarette butts have long been the single most collected item on the world’s beaches, with a total of more than 60 million collected over 32 years. | Continue reading
"With the Senator when he passed were his wife Cindy and their family," McCain's office said in a statement. | Continue reading
The study highlights how social media-based propaganda efforts from Russia were not solely focused on the 2016 election and now include public health issues. | Continue reading
A proposed system would use a global network of wildlife to predict quakes. | Continue reading
An identification card from the Republic of Congo was found hidden in the man's shoe, officials said. | Continue reading
O’Rourke has 45 percent support among registered voters compared with Cruz’s 49 percent; Abbott leads governor's contest by 19. | Continue reading
The once-booming nation is now suffering from Soviet-style product shortages and a mass exodus of citizens fleeing for other South American countries. | Continue reading
Watch the DroneHunter find and neutralize a drone loaded with explosives | Continue reading
“After 20 years, I quit medicine and none of my colleagues were surprised. In fact, they all said they wish they could do the same,” said one doctor. | Continue reading
A vast photovoltaic facility now being built in Egypt is part of a global trend. | Continue reading
Highly skilled visa applicants should be welcomed with open arms, not made to jump through more and more hoops. | Continue reading
Sen. Bill Nelson, who is in a tough reelection fight, was blasted for saying 10 days ago that Russians had penetrated his state's election systems. | Continue reading
“We can’t build a service that is subjective just to the whims of what we personally believe,” Dorsey told NBC News’ Lester Holt in an exclusive interview. | Continue reading
Beijing is increasingly focused on environmental issues — a marked shift from its traditional growth-at-all-costs philosophy. | Continue reading
The online diaries known as Weblogs are becoming increasingly popular among business professionals, some of whom see them as a way to boost worker efficiency. | Continue reading
Pushing the theory on to bigger platforms proved to be the key to Qanon’s spread — and the originators’ financial gain. | Continue reading
Plane was followed by military aircraft before it went down. | Continue reading
Dewayne Johnson, a school groundskeeper dying of cancer, was awarded nearly $290 million in punitive damages. | Continue reading
The most significant change to legal immigration in decades could affect millions of would-be citizens, say lawyers and advocates. | Continue reading
The most significant change to legal immigration in decades could affect millions of would-be citizens, say lawyers and advocates. | Continue reading
Facebook and other tech giants have been under growing pressure to crack down on the spread of misinformation across their platforms. | Continue reading
A Colorado case demonstrates the conflict between the right of civilians to arm themselves and the authority of police to use deadly force. | Continue reading
“Transportation” — or the act of losing yourself in a book — makes you more empathetic, more creative and (hello!) it’s an escape. | Continue reading
The video portal has been repeatedly criticized for not curtailing videos of conspiracy theories and false information on its platform. | Continue reading
DNA test results will be used to develop drugs under a new agreement. | Continue reading
Toxoplasma, found in cat feces, makes mice unafraid of cats, and it could give people the courage to start their own businesses. | Continue reading
Toxoplasma, found in cat feces, makes mice unafraid of cats, and it could give people the courage to start their own businesses. | Continue reading
Toxoplasma, found in cat feces, makes mice unafraid of cats, and it could give people the courage to start their own businesses. | Continue reading