Amina Kilpatrick

The House Rules Committee will meet about a government spending package to end the partial government shutdown. Multiple artists make Grammy history in a night dominated by anti-ICE messages. The Rafah will partially reopen.

A 5-year-old boy who became a viral symbol of the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown is back home after he and his father were released from an immigration facility in Texas on Saturday

A Sydney Sweeney stunt gets pushback, a man gets grilled for allegedly trying to free Luigi Mangione, and a measles outbreak worsens.

Eyewitness videos showing at least one federal agent shooting and killing Alex Pretti, 37, in Minneapolis appear to counter the Trump administration’s description of events, presenting two starkly different narratives

Taylor Swift enters the Songwriters Hall of Fame, Vice President JD Vance makes a major life announcement, and Indiana completes its transformation from basketball school to football powerhouse.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent defended proposed tariffs targeting eight European countries that oppose President Donald Trump’s push to acquire Greenland, telling NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that the goal is to avoid a future “national emergency.”Trump said he would impose the new 10% tariff on Denmark Norway, Sweden, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and Finland, with the duties increasing to 25% if a deal is not reached for the U.S. to purchase the territory by June 1.European Council President António Costa said he would convene “an extraordinary meeting of the European Council in the coming days.”The tariff announcement was the most recent escalation in tensions between the U.S. and some of its closest allies.

A luxury retailer files for bankruptcy, Mattel introduces a new Barbie, and octogenarians run for re-election.

President Donald Trump has been weighing a range of options against Iran amid the country’s crackdown on protesters that human rights groups say has killed more than 500 people

The NFL coaching carousel is in full swing, the vice president makes a rare pressroom appearance, and two big-name defendants appear in court.

The Trump administration launched a major military attack on Venezuela, bombing facilities and capturing leader Nicolás Maduro and his wife

Swiss officials investigate a bar fire that killed dozens. Weight loss drugs may become cheaper and more affordable. And Will Smith is sued by a former employee.