The nation’s airlines are navigating a summer of weather extremes including record heat, rain, tornadoes, lightning and historic flooding. NBC News’ Tom Costello has more details on how artificial intelligence is now helping to micro-forecast the weather to help cut flight delays.
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Here's what the WHO has to say about aspartame and cancer risk
A new report released by the World Health Organization details whether aspartame, an artificial sweetener commonly found in soft drinks, is linked to cancer risk.
Latino Cabinet members tout Biden's immigration policies amid congressional impasse
Speaking to Latino NALEO members, Latino members of President Joe Biden’s Cabinet defended the administration’s efforts on immigration and the economy.
Biden White House goes after Republicans over Tuberville's military blockade
The White House is amping up pressure on Republicans over Sen. Tommy Tuberville’s blockade on hundreds of promotions for military officers over abortion policy.
In already-brutal heat, states scramble to prepare for record temperatures
At Penguin Air, Plumbing & Electrical in Phoenix, the brutal heat calls for all hands on deck.
Congress may make it harder for you to see the total cost of your next airline ticket
Republicans are advancing changes to price transparency rules for the airline industry. The under-the-radar provision has House Democrats scrambling.
Arizona's attorney general is probing 'alternate electors' in the 2020 election
The investigation by Kris Mayes’ office comes amid similar probes by special counsel Jack Smith and District Attorney Fani Willis in Fulton County, Georgia.
3 heavily decomposed bodies found at Colorado campsite
Three “heavily decomposed” bodies were found this week at a remote campsite in Colorado, authorities said.
Montana State Library withdraws from national library group over president's 'Marxist lesbian' comment
The Montana State Library Commission to leave the American Library Association because the ALA’s president described herself as a “Marxist lesbian.”
Mississippi discriminates against Black residents with appointed judges, Justice Department says
A new Mississippi law discriminates against residents of the majority-Black capital city of Jackson by requiring the appointment of some judges in a state where most judges are elected, the U.S.