Officials are asking beachgoers to steer clear of a Texas beach after thousands of dead fish began washing up on Friday.
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'Never Have I Ever' fans say goodbye to a South Indian American milestone
There’s a bittersweetness for fans as they sit down for the final season of Netflix’s “Never Have I Ever,” they say.
Summer vacation on a budget: Try these money-saving hacks
Vacations can be pricey but you can plan a summer getaway without breaking the bank. NBC’s Stephanie Ruhle shares tips for saving money before — and after — booking your trip.
For China’s LGBTQ community, safe spaces are becoming harder to find
The Beijing LGBT Center is among the latest organizations to shut down amid a crackdown on advocacy groups by Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Trump to appear in federal court in Florida in classified documents case
President Donald Trump is set to appear Tuesday in federal court in Miami to face charges he misled investigators and mishandled the country’s secrets.
Chocolate expected to get more expensive as cocoa prices soar to 7-year highs
Chocolate lovers are in for a bitter pill to swallow — prices of their favorite food are set to rise further on the back of elevated cocoa costs.
Kansas officers disciplined in case of man pinned down at Walmart
Two Kansas City, Kansas, officers have been disciplined and the charge has been dropped against a man held down at a Walmart last week, captured on video.
Mexico City mayor to step down to pursue historic bid for presidency
Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said Monday that she will step down this Friday to pursue the ruling party’s candidacy for the 2024 presidential election, bidding to become Mexico’s first female leader.
NYC mandates minimum wage for app-based delivery workers
New York City began mandating its first minimum wage for app-based delivery workers Monday, forcing a long-awaited shift in how popular platforms like Uber, Grubhub and DoorDash pay gig workers.
Colorado woman says her husband may have given a ride to a man he didn't know before he was killed
DENVER — Family members of a man who was found dead in a car about a mile from the Colorado Springs Police Department said Monday they believe Qualin Campbell was giving a ride to a homeless man when he was fatally shot.