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Afghans. according to a state department spokesman, the meeting is not about recognizing legitimacy of the taliban. the state department is looking into possible new cases of the so-called havana syndrome, and ailment that has affected nearly 200 diplomats and family members with a feeling of nausea, dizziness and memory lapses in some cases. this time and for the first time, it's in germany. police in berlin say they've been looking into the reported cases for the last few weeks. nbc news foreign correspondent molly hunter is in london tracking the story for us. what do we know about what m...

And have to have a real reckoning of what has happened in terms of race in america and what's happening now in terms of ensuring that everyone has a safe and place to be. in school and in the street. what we're seeing in this kind of made-up -- these are hard conversations, but you have to have them in order to have kids have a more perfect union, and that's what is really going on right now. >> when you are facing a critical situation, you need to deal with it in a way that makes it clear what we are talking about so that you can get past it. you cannot have healing without dealing with what ...

Experience the all-electric cadillac lyric. welcome back. we're following multiple developments at the state department today. first, the special envoy for haiti has resigned, saying he will not be associated with the decision to deport thousands of haitian refugees from del rio, texas. and another state department official is also out of a job. this one over the so-called havana syndrome, the unexplained ailment believed to have struck u.s. diplomats, spies, and other government workers. she's leaving her position after six months on the job. this news comes after the state department is fa...

♪ >> bret: there has been another reported case of a u.s. intelligence officer suffering symptoms linked to rear he is of directed energy attacks known as havana syndrome this time it affected an official traveling with the central intelligence agency director william byrnes in india earlier this month. a scientist briefed on the case says experts are in the process of verifying the officer's symptoms which are consistent with the scores of other cases in recent years linked to that ailment. in the meantime inching closer to decision time about the federal debt ceiling. and a possible govern...

Oxygen. many are relying on reserve tanks, and a hospital supply purchasing group says the worst-hit hospitals have 12 to 24 hours worth of oxygen left. so i so. so imagine surviving combat twice only to come home and die of a gallstone because there were no beds when you needed them. this is the horror of one mother enduring this in texas. a purple heart recipient, a casualty of covid, despite never even have ing contracted the virus. he waited for seven hours for an icu bed. despite doctors' best efforts to find space to save his life, only to eventually pass way from what is a completely ...