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Common Ground
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NBC News presents Common Ground, bringing together leaders with different perspectives who agree on solutions to the issues that matter most to Americans.
Six years ago, Federal Judge Esther Salas’ son was killed by a man targeting her. NBC News Legal Affairs reporter Gary Grumbach joins Meet the Press NOW to discuss his Common Ground conversation with Salas and Judge John Jones III as they warn more lives are at risk.
Seniors graduating from KIPP D.C. Legacy College Prep spoke about ways they want to give back to the Washington, D.C., community. WRC's Aimee Cho reports.
The Dallas City Council approved transferring city-owned land to a nonprofit planning to build 50 homes and provide support services to veterans. NBC DFW's David Goins reports.
Oakland’s International Boulevard has long been known for crime. Now, after months of planning, it’s getting a much-needed addition that aims to give the city's youth a safe place to simply be kids.
More than 80 years after high school, World War II veteran Ray Svejnoha attended his first prom thanks to students from the Tech Connect service club at Matea Valley High School.
Students at Simsbury High School are using film to explore how representation and data collection shape the experiences of Asian American and Pacific Islander communities.
With graduation season in full swing, first generation college graduates across the country decided to share their big achievement by thanking their parents and family members in a special way. NBC News’ José Díaz-Balart has that story and more in this week’s Good News Wrap-Up.
At Lincoln Charter School in Denver, students and staff paid tribute to bus driver Johnny Huss, known as “Mr. Johnny,” on the day of his retirement. That tribute was one of many recent shows of support from students toward educators who helped them learn. NBC News’ José Díaz-Balart has that story and more in this week’s Good News Wrap-Up.
When Jaylen Sanders was hit with a $57,000 debt after finding out his federal loan was cancelled, his community rallied around him to let him walk across the stage.
At the 2026 Generationally Enhancing Males Conference, 100 young men of color will be honored not only for academic achievement but also for perseverance and personal development.
