U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken spoke to reporters during his trip to Egypt and other Arab nations in an effort to prevent the Israel-Hamas war from expanding. Blinken reiterated that Israel has the right to defend itself against Hamas, but that it should take precautions against harming civilians.

Eight days before Hamas launched its fatal attack on Israel, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan had described the Middle East region as “quieter” than it had been in two decades. He defended those remarks on “Meet the Press” on Sunday.

For nearly three years, Tonya Jones went on one job interview after another, only to be passed over for positions and have offers rescinded when background checks revealed a misdemeanor food stamp fraud conviction on her record.

NBC News Chief Foreign Correspondent Richard Engel reports from the Israel-Gaza border as many fear a ground invasion is “imminent.”

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MLB championship trophies are about to be handed out to teams that didn’t play like champions for six months — and hardcore traditionalists of America’s pastime are not wild about that.

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Israel-Hamas war live updates: Gaza gripped by humanitarian crisis as Israel readies ground attack