Job applicants use hidden text to trick A.I. screeners
03:58
OnlyFans model accepts plea deal in boyfriend’s killing
03:27
Boat captain charged after vessel capsizes near Statue of Liberty, killing woman and her child
02:58
Lindsay Clancy's psychiatrist 'surprised' that she called suicide hotline months before alleged murders
03:18
Man arrested after alleged burglary at Kim Kardashian's Hidden Hills property
03:01
Connecticut Democrat challenging incumbent says leaders need to recognize ‘when to pass the torch’
06:35
Connecticut Democrat facing primary challenger running on a ‘record of accomplishment & achievement’
07:02
Democratic Minnesota Senate candidate says her campaign is about ‘the many versus the money’
09:40
Trump signs executive order on childhood vaccines
05:31
Brendan Murphy's art is celebrating America's 250 with exhibit in Washington D.C.
02:34
ICE officers will be getting body cameras this week
02:44
Death toll in earthquake surpasses 100, Colombian president says
02:18
Patriot Games underway as part of nation's 250th anniversary celebration
02:30
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announces move to define ultraprocessed foods
04:11
Search for survivors underway after 7.4-magnitude earthquake hits Colombia
02:39
Pentagon releases fifth batch of UAP files
08:07
A high school student says she’s falsely accused of using AI to write a paper
03:06
Pizzeria owner responds to viral birthday cake video after backlash
03:14
What watching sports does to your mind and body, according to scientists
03:56
Flock cameras vandalized across the country as the debate around them continues
03:26
NBC News NOW
White House reviewing ‘concerning actions’ of Russian government after Navalny prison sentencing
NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: White House Reviewing Concerning Actions Of Russian Government After Navalny Prison Sentencing 100409925957 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone. This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
01:29
Copied
White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said there is an ongoing review of the Russian government’s “concerning actions.” This comes after Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny was sentenced to 2 years and 8 months in prison. Secretary of State Antony Blinken called for an immediate release of Mr. Navalny along with hundreds of other Russian citizens who were “wrongfully detained” for exercising their rights.Feb. 2, 2021
