Thousands of flyers are stranded at airports across the U.S. ahead of the holiday weekend as many flights are being delayed or canceled. NBC News’ Tom Costello has more details on the travel chaos.
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Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney says Bud Light never reached out to her after backlash
Transgender TikToker Dylan Mulvaney said Bud Light failed to stand by her after their branded content partnership was met with massive right-wing backlash.
Jan. 6 participant, identified nearly two years ago, is arrested near Obama home
WASHINGTON — A conspiracy minded Donald Trump supporter who stormed the U.S.
These retailers will take over Bed Bath & Beyond's 'top-notch' store leases
Bed Bath & Beyond locations across America will soon be replaced by Burlington Stores outposts and a range of other businesses, after the failed home goods retailer auctioned off its leases as part of its bankruptcy proceedings, court records show.
Iowa woman wins lottery more than 20 years after tornado wiped out her home
A winning lottery ticket, worth nearly $2 million, found its way into the hands of an Iowa woman whose home was wiped out in tornadoes 20 years ago, officials said Thursday.
Record nighttime heat in Texas poses a sneaky risk to people's health
Heat at night disrupts sleep and prevents the body from recovering and cooling down, making minimum temperatures a critical indicator of a heat wave’s severity.
Texas grand jury weighs criminal charges against Travis Scott in Astroworld deaths, his lawyer says
A grand jury has convened in Texas Thursday and is considering criminal charges against rapper Travis Scott for his alleged involvement in the 2021 crowd crush at a music festival that left 10 people dead and thousands more injured, his attorney said.
Pepsi introduces Colachup, a ketchup infused with cola
Pepsi introduces Colachup, a ketchup infused with cola
First college class after affirmative action ruling struggling with feeling their identity doesn't matter
Black, Latino, Asian students react to affirmative action ruling.
Sotomayor and Jackson slam idea that U.S. is 'colorblind'
Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Ketanji Brown Jackson defended affirmative action in their dissent from the majority ruling barring race in college admissions.