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With the recent wildfire smoke that filled our skies, accountability is a must and states must prioritize climate protection policies.

Supreme court stands in the breach and john roberts says no the to far right. the chief justice is behind a very important ruling that rejects an out there legal theory that could have let states count your votes, not count your votes a at all, i should say. david chalian is still with us. this just happened this morning. explain, theres so many fascinate ing nuances to this. as you give your answer, i want to put up on the screen what the outcome was,s 6-3. >> this was a case that co have been ...

A two-hour public hearing brought out residents, elected officials and contractors who were divided on the ordinance.

Sanders has struggled with his left foot since having two toes amputated in 2021 due to blood clot issues while at Jackson State.

Latin America's major central banks, which have led some of the most aggressive tightening over the last two years, may now be poised to lead the world on interest rate cutting amid clear signs of slowing inflation in places like Chile and Brazil.

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has appointed lawyer Lorenzo “Larry” Gadon as Presidential Adviser for Poverty Alleviation.

James Crown, a local businessman and head of a committee hoping to decrease crime in Chicago, died Sunday. He was celebrating his 70th birthday.

Twin Cities Orthopedics has opened a new facility in Forest Lake, Minn., expanding its presence in Washington County with the 12th orthopedic urgent care clinic

This was our first evidence that soldiers in the syrian army close to the al assad family were moving quantities of captagon. a co nta ct a contact in syria gave us this video. we are told a local smuggler posted on social media and that it shows captagon being carried in backpacks across the border into neighbouring jordan. from the footage, it seems the lucrative trade is drawing in people from outside the army. the smugglers have weapons and aren�*t afraid to use them. neither of thejordani...

Right now, we have more questions than answers. here to help us, nbc and msnbc foreign correspondent matt bradley. matt bradley, at six a.m. 6:00 a.m. -- one of the conversations theyre likely having? >> i think a lot of them are wondering if they are safe, wonder if they can sleep in their own beds the next night. and i think a lot of them are also wondering if vladimir putin now has a massive target on his back. the fact of the matter is, when they remember what happened -- well, now it will b...