NBC NewsStoryboardYellowstone closes, Montana gov. declares flooding disaster amid criticismCurated byNBC NewsHeavy rainfall and snow melt from warm temperatures led to historic flooding in the region over the weekend, prompting Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte to declare a state of emergency and forced 10,000 visitors at Yellowstone National Park to flee as surrounding communities wondered how they would rebuild after yet another setback.
NBC NewsStoryboardDACA: 10 years laterCurated byNBC NewsThe 2012 Obama-era policy opened job and educational pathways to thousands of undocumented and mainly Latino young Americans. Ten years later, its future is tenuous.
NBC NewsStoryboardJan. 6 panel says public hearings will 'change history.' Here's what to expect.Curated byNBC NewsThe House Jan. 6 committee is raising expectations for its first high-stakes public hearing Thursday, saying the prime-time event will be packed with new video, audio and other information proving that former President Donald Trump was at the heart of the attack.
NBC NewsStoryboardBitcoin investment simulator: Can you beat the market?Curated byNBC NewsWorkers will soon be able to put some of their retirement savings in bitcoin, but the crypto crash has made clear how risky it is. Use our investment simulator to see how you would fare.
NBC NewsStoryboardBritain celebrates Queen Elizabeth II's 70 years on the throneCurated byNBC NewsThe nation will hold 4 days of parades, parties and pageantry to salute its longest-serving monarch.
NBC NewsStoryboardJohnny Depp awarded $15M in defamation suit; Amber Heard awarded $2MCurated byNBC NewsThe trial, which took place over about six weeks in Fairfax County, Virginia, became a national spectacle, with broadcasts on numerous platforms drawing millions of viewers and generating a huge buzz on social media.
NBC NewsStoryboardUvalde, Texas: A town in mourningCurated byNBC NewsAs the nation marked Memorial Day by honoring those killed in war, grief-stricken Uvalde began saying farewell at the first services for the 19 children and two teachers who were massacred in a shooting at their elementary school last week.
NBC NewsStoryboardMost 'active shooter' attacks end in minutes. The Uvalde attack lasted an hour.Curated byNBC NewsThe police delay in storming Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, as a gunman sprayed classrooms with bullets has enraged parents who wonder whether a quicker response could have saved lives.
NBC NewsStoryboardTwo weeks of bullets and death in AmericaCurated byNBC NewsIn the absence of any meaningful legislative action, many see bullets and bloodshed as grim inevitabilities. In a country that prides itself on being a beacon of liberty and freedom, a growing number of Americans feel that no place — church, school, the grocery story — is safe anymore.
NBC NewsStoryboardBehind the 'staggering' rate of Navy desertions is a mental health crisisCurated byNBC NewsIn the wake of several suicides among sailors assigned to the USS George Washington, new Navy desertion figures highlight the lack of options for sailors who are desperate to leave.
NBC NewsStoryboardCommunities targeted by hatred and gunmen across AmericaCurated byNBC NewsEveryday settings have become the tragic backdrops of mass shootings staged by a lone gunman filled with rage and grievances.
NBC NewsStoryboardAfter price of bitcoin plunges, celebrity crypto endorses remain quietCurated byNBC NewsAfter the price of bitcoin plunged this week, erasing more than $200 billion in wealth in just 24 hours, NBC News contacted representatives for 10 celebrities who publicly endorsed cryptocurrencies. They all stayed silent.
NBC NewsStoryboardBlack women in the South have been bracing for Roe’s fall for decadesCurated byNBC NewsBlack women are working to ensure their needs are not ignored if the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade through long-established networks that have been filling in the gaps for abortion access and aid.
NBC NewsStoryboardVance wins Ohio GOP Senate race after Trump endorsementCurated byNBC NewsJ.D. Vance is the GOP nominee for Senate in Ohio, NBC News projected Tuesday, capping a chaotic and sometimes nasty primary marked by the number of candidates jockeying for former President Donald Trump’s endorsement.
NBC NewsStoryboardSupreme Court says draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade is 'authentic'Curated byNBC NewsThe high court said that while the document is "authentic, it does not represent a decision by the court or the final position of any member on the issues in the case."
NBC NewsStoryboardThe L.A. riots transformed the city. Where do race relations stand today?Curated byNBC NewsThirty years later, Los Angeles’ diverse communities feel the remnants of the riots that broke out after four police officers were acquitted in the case against Rodney King, a Black motorist. King’s words decades ago — “Can we all get along?” — still resonate because the problems that led to the 1992 unrest have persisted.
NBC NewsStoryboardWhat an exodus of 11.4 million people looks likeCurated byNBC NewsIn the six weeks since Russia invaded Ukraine, over 4 million people have left their homes by train, bus and car, on their way to seven countries. More than 7 million people have fled to another part of the country. See the different paths taken in our interactive.
NBC NewsStoryboardWill Smith issues public apology to Chris Rock for Oscars slapCurated byNBC NewsWill Smith issued a direct, public apology to Chris Rock on Monday for slapping the comedian during the Oscars broadcast. "I was out of line and I was wrong," Smith wrote in an Instagram post, adding that jokes at his own expense were "part of the job" but that he was unable to bear a joke about his wife's medical condition.
NBC NewsStoryboardHundreds of thousands of Ukrainians flee as Russia’s attacks intensifyCurated byNBC NewsMore than 660,000 people have left Ukraine since Russia’s invasion last week, according to the United Nations refugee agency. The U.N. estimates this number could grow to 5 million.
NBC NewsStoryboardFamily trees fill in the gaps for Black people seeking their ancestral rootsCurated byNBC NewsBlack Americans have found Facebook groups and genealogical sites for old records that uncover ancestral bloodlines, many of which were severed throughout slavery. As individuals discover photographs and documents detailing the lives of long lost relatives, a unique sense of pride has consumed those who keep searching.
NBC NewsStoryboardValentine's Day gift guidesCurated byNBC NewsTo help you find the best Valentine’s Day gifts, we consulted our previous coverage, plus rounded up picks from NBC News Select reader favorite brands, staff picks and other highly rated options we love.
NBC NewsStoryboard'The Power of the Dog' leads the pack with 12 Oscar nominationsCurated byNBC News“The Power of the Dog,” Jane Campion’s neo-Western psychodrama, earned 12 nominations for the 94th Academy Awards, including best picture.
NBC NewsStoryboardLunar New Year 2022: The Year of the Tiger explainedCurated byNBC NewsTigers are the animal known for ‘driving out evil’ in the Chinese zodiac. Here’s what that could symbolize after a chaotic year.
NBC NewsStoryboardParents and politicians vs. librarians and students: Inside Texas' book ban warCurated byNBC NewsParents and conservative politicians in Texas are pressuring school administrators to ban books dealing with race, sexuality and gender from school libraries, an NBC News investigation has found.
NBC NewsStoryboardA look back at Vine — the 6-second video app that made us scream, laugh and cryCurated byNBC NewsNBC News' series about former Vine stars, tied to the fifth anniversary of the platform’s death.
NBC NewsStoryboardBiden's first year in office: Promises kept and promises brokenCurated byNBC NewsWhen President Joe Biden took office, with his party in full control of Congress, the possibilities for change seemed limitless. But one year later, the euphoria has worn away and the harsh realities of attempting “bold” policies has set in.
NBC NewsStoryboardHow MLK's 13-year-old granddaughter thinks you should spend the holidayCurated byNBC NewsMembers of the King family are using the MLK holiday to rally stronger support for voting rights.
NBC NewsStoryboardThe riot, the republic and the fight for America’s soulCurated byNBC NewsOne year after a pro-Trump mob attacked the Capitol, experts, historians and politicians warn of a democracy still at risk.
NBC NewsStoryboardNASA launches new $10 billion telescope into space on Christmas DayCurated byNBC NewsNASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, the world’s largest and most powerful telescope built to date, was successfully lifted into orbit on Saturday. The launch marked the long-awaited start of the Webb telescope’s mission, after more than 30 years of development and countless delays.
NBC NewsStoryboardA look back at 2021's top readsCurated byNBC NewsHandpicked by NBC News editors, here is a list of our top reported stories of the year.
