As cash-strapped cities welcome Big Tech to build hundreds of million-dollar data centers in their backyards, critics question the environmental cost.

Earlier in June, Prime Minister Scott Morrison called on the WTO to address the standoff between the two countries.

“They forget about the people out here like us that need help, so that we can get our children educated, people can go to work.”

The number of companies acknowledging Juneteenth is growing as corporate America seeks ways to deliver on diversity and inclusion pledges — although some question whether they’re truly fulfilling the spirit of those commitments.

Are homes infrastructure? Biden’s proposal says better housing policy will improve access, affordability

The pandemic created a “perfect storm” of conditions for auto thefts to increase, said one industry expert.

“We have to recognize that the (electric) infrastructure in parts of this country has fallen behind that in many other parts of the world,” said one energy expert.

Chris Fuselier, the owner of Denver’s Blake Street Tavern, and Teresa Nguyen, co-owner of Seattle’s Ba Bar, join NBC News NOW to describe their efforts to hire workers for their restaurants.

“You want to be cautious about whether it’s in the public interest,” one expert said.

The federal highway program barreled through Black and Latino neighborhoods in the 1950s. But will new solutions repeat past mistakes?