Three inmates who escaped prison in Grenada last month have been charged with capital murder in the deaths of an American couple presumed dead after their yacht was hijacked.
Venezuela announced it would hold presidential elections on July 28 but has banned Pres. Nicolás Maduro's strongest challenger, María Corina Machado and other contenders lack the machinery to run against him.
Colombian reggaetón superstar Karol G made history at Billboard Women in Music awards ceremony, winning Woman of the Year.
Parents are voicing their support for three teens suspended after failing to alert school officials that a classmate had a gun. KXAS' Maria Guerrero reports.
Mariely Del Valle was screened for cancer and doctors found tumors in her colon and liver. She underwent several rounds of chemotherapy and surgery, and the tumors are gone. TODAY’s Craig Melvin sits down with her and shares a new push for cancer screenings.
Some parents at Pioneer Technology and Arts Academy are expressing outrage at disciplinary action handed down to a handful of students over how they reacted upon learning their classmate showed up to school armed with a gun.
The U.S. military said Friday that despite a series of fatal crashes it deemed the V-22 Osprey aircraft safe to fly and has lifted its grounding order.
The clocks will spring forward this weekend, with many losing an hour of sleep as the sun sets later in the evening. Will states agree on a plan to end this practice? NBC’s Joe Fryer reports for TODAY and Dr. Carol Ash joins with how the time change affects your body.
Pharmaceutical giant Eli Lilly has released a commercial taking aim at Hollywood’s apparent embrace of weight-loss drugs like Wegovy and Zepbound, saying they were designed for people affected by diabetes. NBC’s Emili Ikeda reports for TODAY.
A United Airlines flight departing San Francisco for Japan was forced to make an emergency landing after a tire fell off moments after takeoff. The plane landed without incident, but the tire did damage cars in an employee parking lot.
France inscribed the guaranteed right to abortion in its constitution Friday, a powerful message of support for women’s rights on International Women’s Day.
Gunmen attacked a school in Nigeria’s northwest region Thursday and abducted at least 287 students, the headteacher told authorities, marking the second mass abduction in the West African nation in less than a week.
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Former campers at Trails Carolina, a North Carolina wilderness program for troubled youth where a boy died last month, recall fear and humiliation.
At least a dozen major recalls have been announced in the last six weeks.
The Food and Drug Administration has pushed back its approval decision deadline for Eli Lilly’s experimental Alzheimer’s drug donanemab.
Fire season in Alberta, Canada, typically begins March 1.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un guided an artillery firing drill by the Korean People’s Army, the country’s military force, state media KCNA reported on Friday.
As fentanyl scanning equipment intended for the border sits unused, Montana Sen. Jon Tester is blaming Republicans and asking Congress to approve funds for installation.
U.S. citizens in Moscow have been told to avoid large gatherings on Friday and Saturday because of fears of an imminent terrorist attack in the Russian capital.
Three people were shot Thursday afternoon in a park in Salem, Oregon, and one of them has died, police said.
Ten years after its disappearance, the Malaysian government and a U.S. technology firm are considering a new search for Malaysia Airlines Flight 370.
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Steve Lawrence, a singer and top stage act who as a solo performer and in tandem with his wife Eydie Gorme kept Tin Pan Alley alive during the rock era, died Thursday.
Community members expressed their frustration and shock after an independent investigative report commissioned by the Uvalde City Council cleared multiple local police officers of wrongdoing in the delayed response to the mass shooting at Robb Elementary School.