As the nation engages in yet another bout of introspection, journalists must also look inward.
This startup brews beer with surplus bread. Here's why.
Toast Ale aims to cut down on food waste and inspire consumers to do likewise.
Trump hears tearful pleas from shooting survivors, families
At a White House event, parents and students impacted by gun violence implored President Donald…
Debtors' prison: ACLU report details 'criminalization of private debt'
The campaign against ‘modern day debtors prisons’ broadens into the private debt collection industry
Thousands descend on Florida's Capitol for gun-reform rally
Thousands of students, activists and Floridians attended a #NeverAgain rally at the state’s Capitol building…
Teachers: How has the Parkland shooting changed your classrooms?
If you are an educator, NBC News wants to hear from you. What, if anything,…
Teachers: How has the shooting changed your classrooms?
If you are an educator, NBC News wants to hear from you. What, if anything,…
How conspiracy theorists turned Parkland students into 'crisis actors'
The speed with which these groundless claims spread point to a troubling digital ecosystem in…
FluMist will be back next year
Reformulated version of FluMist influenza vaccine wins approval from vaccine advisers
Stephanie Ruhle: 2018 is the year I'll beat 'The Creep'
Twelve years after becoming a working mom, I’m suddenly burnt out and feeling like my…
Slew of state and local bills are targeting LGBTQ people
From a trans “bathroom bill” in Anchorage to “parody marriage” legislation in South Carolina, a…
Billy Graham, pastor to presidents and the masses, dead at age 99
Evangelist Pastor Billy Graham, who boasted a career of more than 70 years and was…
Olympic Moments: Lindsey Vonn bows out with a bronze medal
Vonn came in third place and the Czech Republic eliminated the U.S. men’s hockey team…
The next wave of election meddling could involve artificial intelligence
AI programs can make it easier for trolls with minimal technical skills to make fake…
Mueller asking if Manafort promised banker White House job in return for loans
Mueller’s investigators are asking whether ex-Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort promised Steve Calk a White…
Did Manafort promise banker White House job in return for $16M in loans?
Mueller’s investigators are asking whether ex-Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort promised Steve Calk a White…
When cities go to war: why tax incentives are 'terrible'
In a concerted effort to attract jobs, cities, counties and states give private companies huge…
Arizona couple arrested after adopted children found living in squalor
Benito Gutierrez, 69, and Carol Gutierrez, 64, were arrested after their adopted children were discovered…
Bombs are falling on a rebel enclave in Syria every minute. Here's the backstory.
NBC News takes a look at what is driving the Syrian war, a conflict which…
How search algorithms reinforce racism and sexism
Search patterns matter because sites like Google are becoming increasingly powerful arbiters of public information.
It's official, Switzerland is fast becoming a "Crypto-Nation"
The Swiss government’s financial regulatory authority – FINMA, just released official guidelines to regulate certain…
Is Trump mulling real gun policy changes — or just smoke and mirrors?
Do these actions represent a true policy sea change for a president who campaigned against…
Billy Graham, 'America's pastor,' dead at age 99
Evangelist Pastor Billy Graham, who boasted a career of more than 70 years and was…
Wife of lawmaker who killed himself amid sex scandal loses election bid
Rebecca Johnson denied the allegations against Dan Johnson, but lost the special election in Kentucky…
For nurses, sexual harassment from patients is 'par for the course'
The #MeToo movement has prompted nurses to stand up for themselves and put an end…
Netanyahu confidant reportedly to testify against him in corruption case
The news comes days after police announced that there was sufficient evidence to indict the…
After pillaging the Earth, the patriarchy looks to colonize Mars
The presumed right to use and abuse something and then walk away to conquer something…
Japan falls out of love with sake as 'Western way of living' takes root
Sake sales within Japan have decreased 30 percent since 1975, forcing brewers to try to…
Dallas Mavericks hire independent investigator to scrutinize work environment
The Dallas Mavericks are being accused of a hostile work environment and are investigating further…
Lindsey Vonn wins bronze in likely final Olympic downhill race
Lindsey Vonn won bronze in what’s likely her final Olympic downhill race and becomes the…