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Tennessee death row inmate hospitalized after surviving two lethal injections 04:28
Polymarket announces new safeguards for users 02:32
Wearable tech that could help treat depression to be available by prescription 03:51
New study says AI has 'pain signals', researchers say 04:58
Supreme Court allows execution of Tennessee woman after it was halted 03:39
Arizona State puts men’s hockey coach on leave after controversial practice 03:53
Florida woman indicted in connection to shooting at Rihanna’s L.A. home 02:29
U.S. is 'studying' role Iran may have played in air base incident in U.K., Trump says 02:08
President Trump’s AI regulation accord with top tech CEOs appears ‘purely voluntary’ 13:48
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Manhunt underway in Virginia for suspect who shot three coworkers 01:53
Netanyahu says pilot stabbed fellow pilot in apparent attempt to crash plane 06:03
Federal court halts Christa Pike's execution 05:14
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Passengers helped subdue attacker on Israel-bound flight that diverted to Saudi Arabia 06:14
Gary Sinise on the powerful journey bringing Vietnam veterans back 50 years later 10:09
Jury consultant explains what attorneys could look for in possible Lindsay Clancy retrial 03:58
Parent in custody after toddler pulls out loaded gun at Michigan daycare 02:12
NBC News NOW Durbin fact checks Cornyn’s ‘war criminals’ allegations NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: Durbin Fact Checks Cornyn S War Criminals Allegations 136034373976 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone . This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
03:39 Sen. Durbin, D-Ill., sites organizations that fact checked a statement made by Sen. Cornyn, R-Texas, that Judge Jackson had called the former president and late secretary of defense "war criminals." Jackson explained in her response that, "public defenders don't choose their clients, and yet they have to provide vigorous advocacy." March 23, 2022
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Tennessee death row inmate hospitalized after surviving two lethal injections 04:28
Polymarket announces new safeguards for users 02:32
Wearable tech that could help treat depression to be available by prescription 03:51
New study says AI has 'pain signals', researchers say 04:58
Supreme Court allows execution of Tennessee woman after it was halted 03:39
Arizona State puts men’s hockey coach on leave after controversial practice 03:53 
