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Taylor Swift's “mind is blown” after her latest album hit record streaming numbers on top of selling nearly 2 million physical records in what Billboard described Sunday as a “historic” debut.

Students at dozens of universities in the U.S. and Canada are continuing to protest for Palestinian human rights after months of war in Gaza.

World Central Kitchen announced that it will resume operations in Gaza on Monday, almost one month after seven of its aid workers were killed in an Israeli airstrike in the enclave.

Four Colorado police officers were dispatched to a home early one morning to investigate reports of a woman screaming.

Venice has always been a place of contrasts, of breathtaking beauty and devastating fragility, where history, religion, art and nature have collided over the centuries to produce an otherworldly gem of a city.

A Utah couple were purr-plexed when one day their shy cat, Galena, suddenly disappeared.

During an interview with Meet the Press, Sen. Tim Kaine (D-Va.) says using the National Guard to address the protests on college campuses is a “very, very bad idea.”

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell did not say whether he supports a 15-week federal ban on abortions, with exceptions, but told NBC's "Meet the Press," "I don’t think we’ll get 60 votes in the Senate for any kind of national legislation."

From ‘Go Fish’ and ‘Bound’ to ‘Bottoms,’ lesbian cinema has seen a transformation in the past three decades.

Grizzly bears will be reintroduced to Washington state’s North Cascade mountain range, federal agencies say — a decision that followed years of bitter debate.

RIYADH — Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas said on Sunday only the United States could stop Israel attacking the border city of Rafah in Gaza, adding that the assault, which he expects within days, could force much of the Palestinian population to flee the enclave.

As antisemitic incidents mushroom on college campuses, some Jewish leaders and lawmakers from both parties are accusing President Joe Biden's administration of taking a lax approach toward enforcement of civil rights laws, exposing Jewish students to continued harassment.

The State Department said that a law passed by Iraq’s parliament on Saturday criminalizing same-sex relationships was a threat to human rights and freedoms.

A humanitarian aid flotilla destined for Gaza was halted after Guinea Bissau decided to remove its flag from two vessels, activist group Freedom Flotilla Coalition said on Saturday.

Security was tight around a military base in southwestern Cambodia on Sunday, a day after a huge explosion there killed 20 soldiers, wounded others and damaged nearby houses.

Comedian and Saturday Night Live's Colin Jost headlined the 2024 White House Correspondents' dinner in Washington D.C. Jost cracked jokes about former President Trump, the upcoming election and his wife Scarlett Johansson.

President Biden spoke at the annual White House Correspondents’ dinner in Washington D.C., where he cracked jokes about his age while taking aim at former President Trump, saying that he was a grown man “running against a six-year-old." He discussed the stakes of the November election, and urged the press to "rise up to the seriousness of the moment."

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Saturday used his White House correspondents' dinner speech to swipe at former President Donald Trump, taking shots at the presumptive GOP nominee while highlighting the stakes of the election.

A climber who died after falling 1,000 feet in Denali National Park and Preserve was identified as Robbi Mecus, a New York climbing enthusiast and forest ranger.

Saturday Night Live’s Colin Jost headlined the annual dinner in Washington D.C. Jost joked about Donald Trump's criminal trial, President Biden's age, members of Congress, Taylor Swift, and his marriage to actress Scarlett Johansson.

A young killer whale that was trapped for more than a month in a Canadian lagoon swam past a bottleneck Friday, reaching an inlet that could take it to the open sea, officials said.

Cicadas are swarming the South, marking the start of what's set to be their biggest invasion in centuries. Trillions of cicadas are expected to emerge, already clinging to homes, with their buzzing prompting noise complaints. NBC News’ Kathy Park has what you can expect this cicada season.

A third American tourist in three months has been arrested for bringing bullets to Turks and Caicos while on vacation. Tyler Scott Wenrich’s wife said the two bullets authorities found in his suitcase were there accidentally. Now he’s facing the possibility of more than a decade in prison. NBC News’ Priya Sridhar reports.

In the nation’s 15 largest cities, it takes nearly a month to see a new physician or heart doctor, and more than a month to see an OB/GYN. For some specialists, the wait is even longer. NBC News’ Dana Griffin has more on why wait times are surging and speaks with one doctor who says the situation is a crisis.

New waves of arrests on pro-Palestinian demonstrators took place on campuses across the country as colleges crack down on unauthorized encampments. With graduation approaching, protest leaders are unsure of the repercussions they’ll face. NBC News’ George Solis reports.