Death toll rises to over 4,000 in Venezuela as search efforts are still underway
05:30
Hasbro launches floral Play-doh for adults seeking hands-on hobbies and nostalgia
01:28
Norway’s Erling Haaland scores on and off the pitch after going viral among fans online
04:00
Graham Platner officially files letter withdrawing candidacy
00:33
Apple sues OpenAI and two former employees over alleged trade secret theft
03:06
Young policymakers come together to bridge the bipartisan divide in Washington
06:57
Maine Democrat Jordan Wood says he'd 'carry on' Graham Platner's ideas but reject his endorsement
09:26
'I would not have done it': GOP Rep. Mike Lawler reacts to Trump firing election board Democrats
18:12
Southern Spain hit by record wildfires; several dead, many missing
01:08
Bipartisan housing affordability bill will become law without Trump's signature
01:00
Family of Nolan Wells demand answers after he died during boating trip
03:12
Wally Funk, the oldest woman to go into space, dies at 87
03:38
Palm Beach airport renamed after President Trump
01:32
Dangerous weather and long delays cause problems for travelers
03:05
U.S.-Iran tensions remain high after days of exchanging strikes
03:06
Farmers gain access to critical equipment repair tools in John Deere settlement
03:12
Record shark sightings reported at popular New York beach
02:21
The future of public safety may start with a drone
03:20
Trump returns from Turkey in old Air Force One jet due to security concerns
04:31
NBC News NOW
Funerals to begin one week after Uvalde, Texas, school shooting
NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: Funerals To Begin One Week After Uvalde Texas School Shooting 141142597658 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone. This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
06:29
Copied
The first funerals for the 19 children and two adults who were killed in a school shooting in Uvalde, Texas, one week ago are set to begin today a day after President Biden said he’s committed to addressing gun violence in any way he can. NBC News’ Liz McLaughlin reports from Uvalde. May 31, 2022
