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From hugs to guillotines, Trump’s fundraising emails are a roller coaster
Trump fundraising email subject lines go from “I love you” to “1 month until all hell breaks loose.”
What to know about mifepristone access after the Supreme Court ruling
Is mifepristone available? Here’s what to know about the Supreme Court ruling on access to the abortion medication.
Biden chastises Senate Republicans for obstructing IVF protections
Senate Republicans blocked a Democratic bill Thursday to codify federal protections for in vitro fertilization, or IVF.
A new report examines the state of Latinas in corporate America, and it’s not good
An underrepresentation of Latinas in entry-level roles only worsens as their careers progress, making them the least-represented group of C-suite executives, according to a Lean In report.
The daily struggle for food in Gaza: Battling hunger in a war zone
Securing a daily meal is never a guarantee in war-torn Gaza. Many Gazans report that they are receiving little to no aid from abroad, despite the outpouring of donations from the international community. NBC News documents two displaced families and their everyday struggle of trying to secure one meal in Rafah.
Biden and Zelenskyy sign bilateral security agreement amid ongoing fight against Russia
President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy signed a 10-year bilateral security agreement at an international summit that included a deal on a multibillion dollar loan designed to help Kyiv defend against Russia’s invasion.
Amanda Seyfried’s playhouses teach kids mindfulness in her hometown
Actor Amanda Seyfried left her hometown Allentown, Pa., years ago, to pursue her dream of becoming a movie star. Now she is giving back to her community by creating playhouses at schools there through her company, Make It Cute. Maya Eaglin talked to Seyfried about how her project is helping students find comfort and manage their emotions.
What Trump told CEOs in their private meeting
Donald Trump huddled with at least 80 CEOs on Thursday in Washington with a clear pitch to them: If he is elected president again in November, the CEOs are going to see tax cuts and a curtailment of business regulations.
Tyson Foods suspends CFO after second arrest
Tyson Foods said on Thursday it has suspended its chief financial officer, John R. Tyson, after he was charged with driving while intoxicated in Arkansas.