Before early October, Motaz Azaiza’s Instagram account documented life in Gaza to about 25,000 followers with a mix of daily life and the ongoing hostilities between Israel and Hamas.
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Florida roofing company launches promotion offering an AR-15 and a turkey
A Florida roofing company expects to pick up more business this month after it launched a promotion Wednesday offering an AR-15 and a turkey to anyone who buys a roof.
Illinois nurse who was terrorized by her ex turned to the court for help but got little. She was dead a year later.
Illinois nurse Becky Bliefnick was killed a year after being denied an emergency restraining against ex-husband Tim Bliefnick. He was convicted of her murder this year.
Homebuyers and sellers face an uncertain wait for billion-dollar verdict to hit their wallets
The $1.8 billion Realtors verdict could shake up the housing market, but it’s unclear when millions of Americans will know how the decision will affect real estate costs.
Second woman sues Steven Tyler, alleging he sexually assaulted her when she was a teen
A second woman has come forward with allegations against Aerosmith frontman Steven Tyler, saying he sexually assaulted her when she was a teenager decades ago.
NYPD officer appears to use homophobic slur on police car speaker
The NYPD said it is conducting an “internal review” following the spread of a video on social media that appears to show an officer using a homophobic slur.
John Fetterman introduces resolution that would bar Bob Menendez from classified briefings
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., introduced a resolution on Thursday that would strip Sen.
Our editors’ favorite products from October
NBC Select editors recommend their favorite products from October 2023. Shop staff picks from Apple, Papier and Adidas.
Woman sues Atlanta Braves and Jorge Soler after allegedly being injured by ball thrown into stands
A woman suffered “significant and excruciating injuries” when then-Atlanta Braves outfielder Jorge Soler threw a ball into the stands during the 2021 World Series, according to a lawsuit she filed last week.
Amazon used an algorithm to essentially raise prices on other sites, the FTC says
Amazon used a secret algorithm that essentially helped the company raise prices on other online sites and “destroyed” some internal communications as the Federal Trade Commission was investigating the company, according to a newly unredacted portions of the agency’s antitrust lawsuit against the e-commerce giant.