world news 18/06/2018 Metal wire, mylar blankets: Inside America's largest immigration processing center NBC News was part of a group that went behind Ursula's highly-secured doors to see firsthand what migrants go through before separations occur.
world news 17/06/2018 The Confederacy still haunts the campus of Ole Miss The University of Mississippi wants a more diverse student body, but it's a struggle when many students cling to its Confederate past.
world news 14/06/2018 'Fox & Friends' co-host faces lawsuit from man he hit with axe The plaintiff claims he has suffered "severe and serious personal injuries to his mind and body."
world news 14/06/2018 Watchdog: Comey not biased in Clinton probe, but agent vowed to 'stop' Trump 'The decisions negatively impacted the perception of the FBI,' the inspector general found.
no comment 14/06/2018 Minnesota raccoon climbs to the top of our hearts A raccoon reached the top of a 25-story St. Paul, Minnesota, skyscraper early on Wednesday (June 13) after becoming a star on the web, where it captured the hearts of followers across the United States and around the globe.
world news 14/06/2018 U.S., Canadian, Mexican cities lobby to be 2026 World Cup hosts But seven of the 23 proposed match sites won't make the cut.
world news 14/06/2018 Two women switched at birth reunite after 72 years A DNA testing kit helped reveal that two women had been switched at birth. They each lived lives meant for the other.
View 13/06/2018 Trump's not the first president to abandon human rights. Just ask Obama | View Trump's actions are part of a larger and concerning trend to sideline human rights as a key element of U.S. foreign policy.
world news 13/06/2018 Foreign interference in U.S. elections still going on, Mueller says With five months to go before the midterm elections, the special counsel says meddling efforts still haven't stopped.
world news 13/06/2018 What really happened that night at Pulse The attack on the nightclub has long been seen as a hate crime directed at the LGBTQ community. But all evidence says the gunman chose it at random.
world news 13/06/2018 What does god look like? University of North Carolina psychologists found that most Christians think God looks a lot like them — and he's not a she.
View 12/06/2018 The media circus around North Korea ignores one key perspective | View There are still some who remember what it feels like to have your entire world shattered overnight. These Koreans have waited decades for peace.
Korea 12/06/2018 Watch: the video Trump showed to Kim promising a future of skyscrapers, dodgems and pineapple Watch the video that shows Trump and Kim deciding the future of the world.
Singapore 12/06/2018 What Donald Trump and Kim Jong-Un agreed in Singapore: full text This is what the two leaders signed.
world news 12/06/2018 Air Force officer who vanished at height of Cold War turns up in Calif. William Howard Hughes, Jr., was last seen withdrawing more than $28,000 in 1983 after returning from a two-week vacation in Europe.
China 12/06/2018 Ivanka Trump tweets 'Chinese' proverb, confusing China Social media users speculate that the saying is made up.
North Korea 12/06/2018 Five talking points from the historic Kim-Trump talks Here is what we can take away from the historic meeting between US President Donald Trump and North Korea leader Kim Jong-un.
world news 12/06/2018 Economic director Larry Kudlow has heart attack, Trump says Trump tweeted the news that Kudlow was stricken as he was on his way to meet Kim Jong Un in Singapore.
world news 11/06/2018 Robert De Niro drops the F-bomb on Trump at Tonys "Harry Potter" and a revival of "Angels in America" win big at a politically charged ceremony featuring students from Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School.
world news 10/06/2018 Cyntoia Brown, sentenced at 16 to life in prison, pleas for mercy Her case has become a national rallying point for activists trying to reform the criminal justice system.
