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Police in Venice, Fla., said Wednesday that two suspects who attempted to rob a T.J. Maxx store Tuesday night left before police arrived, creating what they believed to be a hostage situation, the HeraldTribune.com reported.
PORTLAND, Ore. - At least two people were dead Tuesday after a shooting at an office park near Portland, NBC and AP reported.
While interviewing President Barack Obama in Dresden, Germany, in June, I reminded him that we were now in what used to be East Germany and that this year would be the 20th anniversary of the collapse of the Berlin Wall.
An Army psychiatrist who opened fire at Fort Hood, Texas, killing 12 people and wounding 31 others, was shot but captured alive, military officials said late Thursday.
A car bomb exploded in front of a police station and near a mosque in the northwest Pakistani city of Peshawar on Friday, killing at least seven people and trapping a number under debris.
Timothy Joseph Russert, father of the late "Meet the Press" moderator Tim Russert, died Thursday night from natural causes at the age of 85.
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad insisted Thursday in an exclusive interview with NBC News that he did not “see any problems” with his disputed re-election, which was met with days of violence in the streets.
Americans remain skeptical about the White House’s plans to reform the nation’s health system, according to a new NBC News poll.
President Barack Obama told NBC News that the economy had stabilized and that it was time to “make sure that ordinary people have some relief.”
Msnbc.com asked residents of Elkhart, Ind., to send us their questions for President Barack Obama, who is visiting the area Wednesday for the third time since last year’s campaign. Here is a sample.
Michael Jackson’s mother will get custody of his three children, and the biological mother of the two oldest children will get visitation rights but no additional money, according to an agreement that will be presented Monday to the Los Angeles Superior Court for approval, which is expected.
- Sixty-five Oregon students were in quarantine in Beijing, China, after one of them tested positive for swine flu, a NBC News producer in Beijing said on Sunday.
He was 60, urbane and exquisitely upholstered in tailored suits and starched shirts. She was 30 and Swedish, as in drop-dead blond gorgeous. He was the fabulously wealthy former CEO of a high-powered manufacturing firm. She was a countess.
- President Barack Obama called criticism of Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor “nonsense” Friday, telling NBC News that while Sotomayor would probably rephrase her eight-year-old comments on race, she would be “a good judge.”
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - President Obama has chosen former astronaut Charles F. Bolden to head NASA. If confirmed by the Senate, Bolden would become the first African-American NASA administrator.
Former astronaut Charles F. Bolden Jr. will meet with President Obama in the Oval Office on Monday morning and likely will be nominated as the new NASA administrator, a senior administration official told NBC News on Thursday.
The captain of a commuter plane that crashed Feb. 12 while en route to Buffalo had flunked numerous flight tests during his career and was never taught how to handle a mid-air stall in the aircraft he was flying that day, NBC News confirmed Monday.
NBC News next week will air a two-hour special on Farrah Fawcett's battle with cancer.
The accused Craigslist killer, NBC News has learned, may have been soliciting men as well as women for sexual encounters through the online classified service.
The Food and Drug Administration may be the only federal agency that both political parties agree is in desperate need of an overhaul.
- North Korea has positioned a Taepodong-2 missile on the launch pad at its facility in Musudan in the east of the country, U.S. officials told NBC News on Wednesday.
Like many companies, wowOwow.com has a bunch of interns running around the office, working for free for the opportunity to learn about the business. What makes these interns different is that they aren’t fresh-faced kids who’ve never had a job. Instead, they’re all in their 40s and 50s and accomplished professionals.
Mismanagement by the nation’s lending institutions was so extreme that the losses sustained by banks still cannot be calculated and more are likely to fail, President Barack Obama warned.
The relatively violence-free Iraqi elections mean “substantial” numbers of U.S. troops will be able to return home from Iraq within a year, President Barack Obama told NBC News on Sunday.
- Suicide rates among active-duty U.S. military personnel are continuing to rise even as the Defense Department dedicates more resources to identifying troubled service members and getting them the help they need.
14 Americans die in Afghan chopper crashesA helicopter crash and separate collision involving two other choppers killed 14 Americans on Monday in one of the deadliest days for U.S. troops in the war in Afghanistan, the U.S. military said.
Glenn Beck on The O'Reilly Factor: The Last Thing I Want to Do Is Be the Fear-mongerOn Tuesday night's O'Reilly Factor (8/11/09) O'Reilly invited Glenn Beck on to discuss some random General Electric stuff combined with a so-much-for-the-truce slam against NBC News, and whether Beck is, in fact, a fear-monger.
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Americans Sour on Obama's health Plan, PoliciesPresident Barack Obama's struggling Presidency took another hit as new polls show more and more Americans now feel his health care reform proposals are "a bad idea" and an increasing number want him to slow down his spending sprees and work instead on reducing the national debt.
Violence flares as Ahmadinejad wins vote - Iran- msnbc.com- Riot police battled with protesters Saturday as officials announced that President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad had won a landslide election victory. His opponent denounced the results as "treason".
Arab world sees positive shift in Obama speechArab shopkeepers, students and even radical groups such as Hamas praised President Barack Obama's address Thursday as a positive shift in U.S. attitude and tone.
Three L.A. Stations To Begin Local News Video Share June 15Fox, NBC and Tribune are set to announce a local news service video share for Los Angeles. KTTV, KNBC and KTLA are involved in the alliance, which launches June 15.
Stop NBC from swiftboating universal health care.According to the AP, Rick Scott is "the former head of Columbia/HCA health care company who was ousted amid a fraud investigation that ultimately resulted in the firm pleading guilty to charges of overbilling." Send an e-mail to NBC News President Steve Capus today: Tell him not …
Deep Dish Chicago Style: Blago & the Obama Team The arrest of Governor Rod Blagojevich in December cast a shadowy light on the relationships among four leading players in the Illinois Democratic Party—Blagojevich, Barack Obama, Rahm Emanuel, and David Axelrod.
The face. It's the first impression we make. It's how we converse with the world and express our emotions. It is part of our personality and our character.
Bloomberg tells agencies to lay off thousandsNew York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg told department heads Wednesday to identify thousands of city employees for layoffs by next Monday, according to a letter obtained by NBC News.
Mr. Castro, Mrs. Schwarzenegger and Me: a TV journalist's adventures in CubaCecilia Alvear, a pioneering Latina journalist and former president of the National Association of Hispanic Journalists, recounts her amusing adventures as an NBC News producer in Cuba with Maria Shriver, years before Ms. Shriver became California's First Lady.
David Gregory to Host 'Meet the Press' NBC News officially announced on Sunday morning that David Gregory, its longtime correspondent, would become the permanent moderator of "Meet the Press," the network's Sunday political discussion program. It had been expected that Mr.
Bush: Automakers must ensure viabilityPresident George W. Bush said U.S. automakers' needed to ensure their own long-term viability in their pitch for $34 billion rescue package.
I look out my White House window and see only a green and tranquil country. One in which the stock market has gone up for four days in a row. A country that is benefiting from me doing nothing rash to bailout the economy.
NBC, Fox Set Venture to Pool Local News - WSJ.comWhy pay for two Action News helicopters when one will do? That's the thinking behind a cost-saving venture involving TV stations owned by NBC and Fox. On Thursday, the two networks unveiled a plan to pool local news-gathering resources in major markets across the country.
Fox, NBC Try 'AP' Approach to Local TV Fox and NBC, shedding light on their blockbuster local news partnership, envision the venture (working title: Local News Service, or LNS) playing a role similar to the one the AP plays for newspapers. The video news service will launch in Philadelphia in January.
NBC, Fox TV stations to share camera crews for local news NEW YORK — NBC and Fox unveiled on Thursday a local television news-sharing plan that promises to reduce the number of reporters, trucks and helicopters assigned to cover major events — and could grow into a nationwide effort to slash one of the biggest costs for most TV stat …
Divers in Caylee case find small bag, bonesDivers searching a Florida river for the body of Caylee Anthony found a plastic bag with toys and small bones on Thursday, a bounty hunter told NBC News affiliate WESH.
MSNBC's Tag for Now - 'The Power of Change' Watch MSNBC, a new commercial for the cable channel intones, and "experience the power of change."
Sorry, Brian, we're not dying – what about TV news? On Tuesday night I was watching the "NBC Nightly News" with Brian Williams when he talked about the 100-year-old Christian Science Monitor getting out of the daily newspaper business and converting to a Web-only product.
Meet Tim Russert's 'Meet the Press' Replacement? Not Yet It is probably the second-most-pressing question circulating in the salons of Washington's media elite: Who will be the permanent host, or hosts, of the NBC program "Meet the Press"?
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