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After a four-year closure, an iconic San Francisco bar has a new home.

Baby Sabreen Alrouh Joudeh was born an orphan after she was delivered from her dead mother’s womb following an Israeli airstrike that also killed her father and sister. NBC News captured the emotional moment baby Sabreen’s grandmother and uncle met her for the first time in the neonatal unit in Rafah’s Emirati Hospital.

The Biden-Trump contest has been remarkably stable — and remarkably competitive — with what movement there's been coming within the margin of error.

The CDC and NOAA unveiled new tools that show people their risk from heat, following the planet's warmest year on record.

Isreal Easterday, who brought a Confederate flag to the Capitol on Jan. 6 and wore an "I heart TRUMP" beanie as he assaulted police officers, sentenced to prison.

More than a year after securing an indictment, New York prosecutors for the first time on Monday laid out their case against Donald Trump in a courtroom.

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Former President Donald Trump is poised to receive an additional 36 million shares of Trump Media Tuesday — an “earnout” bonus worth more than $1.25 billion, at Monday’s price.

Luke Bryan suddenly slipped and fell on stage while performing during a recent tour stop in Canada.

Europe is the fastest-warming continent and its temperatures are rising at roughly twice the global average, two top climate monitoring organizations reported.

The Supreme Court heard arguments in a challenge over the constitutionality of city ordinances that would punish homeless persons who camp on public property.

Comedian Arj Barker asked a breastfeeding mother and her baby to leave his comedy show at the Athenaeum Theatre in Melbourne on Saturday night, a decision that has sparked controversy online.

Prosecutors in the civil fraud trial of former President Trump focused on the intent of his alleged crimes in their opening statements, while the defense targeted the credibility of those expected to testify.

Coachella has officially come to a close after two weekends full of special guests, embarrassing flops and lots of music.

Columbia University is holding all classes virtually as pro-Palestinian protesters continue to occupy on the Ivy League school’s campus. NBC News’ Rehema Ellis reports on how the NYPD is focusing its presence while still considering First Amendment rights.

New York TikTok star Eva Evans, creator of the comedic web series “Club Rat,” has died at 29.

Watch live coverage as President Joe Biden delivers remarks from Triangle, Va., to commemorate Earth Day.

Gay dating app Grindr is facing a mass data protection lawsuit in London from hundreds of users who allegedly had their private information, including HIV status, shared with third parties.

To help put some pep in your step, fitness trainer Meghan McFerran joins TODAY to share fun dance-inspired, low-impact exercises to get you moving and grooving while you break a sweat.

The latest national NBC News poll shows support for independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. affecting former President Trump’s support more than President Biden’s. NBC News’ Mark Murray breaks down this new polling data.

Outsider, queer and Indigenous artists are getting an overdue platform at the 60th Venice Biennale contemporary art exhibition that opened Saturday.

The ocean makes up about 71 percent of the Earth’s surface and what goes on beneath the water is still largely unknown. Organizations like the Schmidt Ocean Institute are working to improve our understanding by using new technology to highlight the crucial connection between land and sea.

Meet ASD Band, a Canadian quintet featuring four autistic musicians who hope to challenge and change views on autism. As part a special edition of “Flipping the Script” for autism awareness month, NBC News’ Joe Fryer interviewed the band, exploring their talents and dreams for the future.

A good relationship with your primary doctor is an important part of health planning — and part of that means advocating for yourself. NBC News medical contributor Dr. Vin Gupta joins TODAY with a list of questions you should ask during your next visit to the doctor’s office.

The Supreme Court is set to hear a case that could have a major impact on those experiencing homelessness. The case stems from ordinances in Grants Pass, Ore., that barred people from camping on public property.