1,200-year-old oak tree with ties to Robin Hood has died
00:25
Scientists discover salty clouds around pink planet
03:04
Ukraine launches drone strikes on Moscow
01:03
Team USA preparing to face Australia in World Cup match in Seattle
04:26
Search underway for suspect in Kansas City shooting spree
02:12
Tropical storm hits Southern states with heavy flooding
01:14
June 18: Catastrophic floods, Tornado outbreak
21:03
A first look inside the Obama Presidential Center
02:26
What to know about the billions of dollars Iran could receive
01:48
Catastrophic floods trigger water rescues
01:33
Times Square shooting sends people running just hours after celebratory Knicks parade
02:03
Horse carriage tragedy in NYC’s Central Park
01:34
Destructive tornado outbreak across the Midwest
01:37
Luigi Mangione's attorneys withdraw psychiatric defense
03:10
Why fans are going crazy for the collectible World Cup Panini stickers
02:32
Comparing Trump's newly-released Iran peace plan with Obama's
03:34
Hero honored at Medal of Honor ceremony
01:38
AI helped diagnose 18 children whose rare diseases had stumped doctors
03:09
Mangione's legal team will no longer use psychiatric defense
00:27
Nightly News
Phone hacking scandal refuses to go away
NBC News Clone summarizes the latest on: Phone Hacking Scandal Refuses To Go Away 44578883934 - Breaking News | NBC News Clone. This article is rewritten and presented in a simplified tone for a better reader experience.
02:43
Copied
The family of a murdered girl whose cellphone was hacked by the News of the World met with Britain’s deputy prime minister today. The tabloid newspaper at the heart of the scandal was closed down by its owner, media mogul Rupert Murdoch after it printed its final edition over the weekend - a move seen by many in the UK as an attempt at damage control by Murdoch who is bidding to take over a satellite broadcaster. ITV's Lucy Manning reports.July 11, 2011
