Kenzi Abou-Sabe

The FBI is investigating a surrogacy agency in Washington state that shut down suddenly, leaving intended parents out of thousands of dollars and surrogates without compensation.

In lawsuits against infant formula maker ByHeart, families allege that their babies contracted botulism from its contaminated products. More than 30 infants have been sickened in the botulism outbreak.

Doctors say that insurers are automatically downgrading their claims and paying less. Fighting back takes time and money — and could hurt patient care in the end.

Interested buyers need to put down a $10 million deposit in order to enter bidding for the 348 ft. yacht, which has 8 staterooms, a beauty salon and a pool.

Tennessee’s workplace safety agency has absolved a plastics plant of responsibility in the deaths of six workers who were swept away by floodwaters from Hurricane Helene.

IVF isn’t governed by the same regulations that hold other medical practitioners accountable for errors or safety violations, several legal experts said.

The book by Sarah Wynn-Williams, a former New Zealand diplomat, addresses Facebook’s impact on democracy during a crucial period in its history.

The New Orleans attack underscores how extremism online and political division have created a “perfect storm” for radicalization in America, experts say.

In Erwin, Tennessee, as families of the dead deal with their loved ones' absences, businesses at a destroyed industrial park still hope to reopen and officials look for ways to pay for costly rebuilding.

Three men accused Sean “Diddy” Combs of rape and sexual assault in separate lawsuits filed Thursday that allege the rap impresario plied them with doctored drinks and then attacked them while they were unconscious.

An NBC News investigation and timeline reveals how events quickly and dramatically unfolded amid a "one-in-5,000-year flood.