New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell Indicted; City and State Officials React
New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell indicted while in office, accused of defrauding the city. Council members urge for a fair trial.
New Mexico Governor Declares State of Emergency Over Violent Crime, Drug Crisis
New Mexico's Governor declares state of emergency due to increased drug trafficking, violent crime, and associated…
Impacts and Importance of Research in Advancing Global Health Care Services
Explore how research has shaped healthcare services, increased life expectancy and pioneered treatments for…
Trump Enacts Executive Order Boosting US Energy
President Trump, in his second term, signs an Executive Order named 'Unleashing American Energy', aiming to boost domestic energy production and withdraw all climate change related orders issued by President Biden.
A Visual Journey: Putin’s Engagements with Five US Presidents
Vladimir Putin's interactions with five US presidents since 2000 documented in photos ahead of Trump meeting in…
Berkshire Hathaway Backs UnitedHealth Group with $1.6 Billion Stake
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway places $1.6 billion bet on shares of embattled US healthcare giant,…
USDA Told to Reinstate Ended Grants to Farmers, Nonprofits
Federal court rules USDA must restore grants to farmers and nonprofits, citing violations of Administrative Procedure Act and improper mass terminations.
Trump’s Robust Campaign for Nobel Peace Prize: A Deep Dive Analysis
Explore the latest politics news with NBC's online newsletter, From the Politics Desk. Learn about Trump's Nobel…
U.S. Hospitals Buying Physician Practices Raises Care Prices, Study Finds
US hospitals' acquisition of private practices has led to higher medical care costs without improved quality, says…
U.S. Companies Seek Flexible Covenants to Increase Debt, Says Moody’s
U.S. companies are increasingly seeking flexible covenants in credit agreements to raise debt without full consent from existing lenders, says Moody's.