Editors' picks
A selection of the best reporting and most interesting stories from NBC News.
U.S. deportation tracker: Counting arrests, detentions and border crossings
President Donald Trump came into office promising a crackdown on unauthorized migrants.
China emerges as big winner from Supreme Court's tariff ruling
China's lower tariff rate reduces the incentive for companies to shift production to other countries in Asia, at least temporarily.
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She convinced police her husband died by suicide. His family helped convict her — twice.
Jake Embert died shortly after his anniversary with his second wife. His family's agonizing journey to justice took more than a decade.
Digital forensics could be the tool that helps 'paint a picture of truth' in the Guthrie case
"Your phone is the silent witness to your life," said a digital forensics expert who worked on the University of Idaho slayings.
Overseas, Epstein investigations multiply. In America, not so much.
Survivors and legal experts say there is more to do with the Epstein files, but they don't see much interest from the Trump administration.
The AI child exploitation crisis is here
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children said it received over a million reports of AI-generated abuse material in nine months.
Federal panel behind cancer screening recommendations hasn't met in nearly a year
The meetings have stalled as Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has reshaped other federal advisory groups.
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Left-wing plumber helps Greens sink ruling Labour and far right in surprise U.K. election win
The victory for Hannah Spencer complicates the wider narrative of a surge by Trump-backed populists.
911 calls capture kids burning with fever, struggling to breathe at ICE detention center
Medics were called to a Texas immigration center at least 11 times since September for kids in distress, records show.
JFK Jr. and Carolyn Bessette's dramatized story renews fascination with couple
"There's a whole generation of fans watching this show," said actor Paul Anthony Kelly, who plays Kennedy in "Love Story."
The science behind the 'super-ager' brain
New research suggests that super-agers generate twice as many neurons as typical older adults. But you don't have to be a super-ager to stay sharp.
