Keith Morrison reports on the January 2022 murder of Jon Tokuhara in Hawaii in “The Bucket Hat Mystery" | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “The Bucket Hat Mystery" about the January 2022 murder of Jon Tokuhara in Hawaii
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Death row prisoner Robert Roberson's lawyers claim new judicial misconduct evidence
Lawyers for Robert Roberson, the condemned man on Texas’ death row who faces execution next week, say the first episode of a “Dateline” podcast about his case includes “highly relevant” evidence that highlights judicial misconduct and supports their petition for a new trial
Josh Mankiewicz reports on the 2023 murder of Colorado mother Kristil Krug, in “The Phantom" | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “The Phantom" about the 2023 murder of Colorado mother Kristil Krug
Andrea Canning reports on the death of Sandra Birchmore in Canton, Massachusetts, in “The Betrayal of Sandra Birchmore" | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “The Betrayal of Sandra Birchmore" about the 2021 death of Sandra Birchmore in Canton, Massachusetts.
For years, Sandra Birchmore trusted the Massachusetts detective now accused of killing her
Former police detective Matthew Farwell, 39, was indicted in Massachusetts federal court after Sandra Birchmore's death on one count of killing a witness or victim.
Keith Morrison reports on the murder of Shannon Madill in Calgary, Alberta, in “The Night of the Audition" | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “The Night of the Audition" about the 2014 Murder of Shannon Madill in Calgary, Alberta.
Brain fog and four easy ways to help fix it
It's common to become forgetful or mentally sluggish but there are easy ways to cut through the haze.
Andrea Canning reports on the murder of Angela Craig in Aurora, Colorado, in “Secrets of Exam Room 9" | Dateline
Watch the Dateline episode “Secrets of Exam Room 9" about the 2023 Murder of Angela Craig in Aurora, Colorado.
As Trump takes aim at the Smithsonian, meet the woman racing to visit every exhibit
Pausing next to a hulking steam locomotive at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of American History on Friday, Kathryn Jones bent down to look at a tiny silk slipper.“I’ve never seen one in person.
Hurricane Katrina survivors remember the acts of compassion that saved them 20 years ago
Hurricane Katrina devastated families and communities, but for some, the most memorable part is how many strangers showed up to lend a hand.
At least 21 hospitals have ended or restricted trans care for minors since January
More than 20 hospitals and health systems have temporarily or indefinitely rolled back transgender care for minors and some young adults this year amid threats of federal investigations and cuts to government funding, an NBC News analysis found.
Even at 1%, new tax will burden African immigrants who send money back home
A new remittance tax set to begin in the new year has one university student reeling from the implications it will have for her family in Nigeria.
Queer art faces widespread museum censorship, curators say
When artist Amy Sherald canceled her LGBTQ-inclusive Smithsonian National Portrait Gallery show “American Sublime” last month, it was just the latest in a series of censorship episodes involving LGBTQ art at major American museums this year
Cristiano Ronaldo and his partner Georgina Rodríguez are engaged | CNN
Soccer great Cristiano Ronaldo and his long-term partner Georgina Rodríguez are engaged. The 31-year-old Rodríguez announced the happy news on Instagram on Monday with a photograph showing a huge ring on her finger.
Why the internet is still obsessed with Octavia E. Butler, decades after her death
In “Positive Obsession: The Life and Times of Octavia E. Butler,” author Susanna Miller shares Butler’s quiet yet radical story, revealing how the worlds she imagined were shaped by the one that often shut her out.
Israel grows buffer zones along its borders as part of post-Oct. 7 military doctrine
An NBC News analysis of satellite imagery and social media videos reveals Israel's network of fortifications outside its borders with Lebanon, Syria and Gaza.
Suspect repeatedly reversed course on plea deals in robbery of Arizona dancer he's accused of killing, documents show
The Arizona man accused of targeting exotic dancers in gunpoint robberies and brutally killing one of the victims years later repeatedly reversed his decision on plea deals in the robbery cases, including one that would have reduced the charges to a low-level felony with little prison time, court documents show
In this Trump-supporting Ohio community, a beloved Haitian immigrant faces deportation
In a Trump-supporting Ohio county, Haitian immigrant Marc Rocher, a church volunteer, teacher and helper to a family with adopted Haitian children, is challenging some to grapple with hard-line immigration views.