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  1. A 74-year-old man has been charged in the fatal shooting of a woman after he said he mistook her for a deer while hunting, the Delaware State Police said.

  2. President Donald Trump’s sinking ratings threaten to drag down Republicans in November’s midterm elections, as voters blame him for high prices and a shaky economy, according to a new NBC News poll.

  3. NBC News chief data analyst Steve Kornacki joins Meet the Press to take a look at NBC News’ latest poll on how voters feel about both parties headed into the midterm elections.

  4. Nordstrom has marked down popular On Running shoes by up to 40%, including the Cloudnova X, Cloudmonster Void and Cloudsurfer Next.

  5. Ed Sheeran fans trickled into Lincoln Financial on Saturday evening as protesters gathered outside the stadium to denounce Macklemore’s removal from Sheeran’s “Loop” tour over his pro-Palestinian advocacy.

  6. A small but dedicated group of AI experts has been warning for years that increasingly powerful AI systems could cause catastrophic damage or even lead to human extinction.

  7. 7-year-old Pratima Tamang is one of hundreds of children now orphaned due to the Nepal floods.

  8. Two food safety experts explain how long your fridge and freezer will keep food safe during a power outage, the warning signs it’s time to toss it, and how to prep before the next outage hits.

  9. The undocumented Indian immigrant behind a multi-million dollar Ponzi scheme tried to marry an American citizen before he was sentenced to 11 years in prison, court records show.

  10. New products in September 2026 include the Apple Watch Series 12, AirPods 5 and iPhone 18 Pro.

  11. Interest rates on a 30-year fixed mortgage soared to 7.2%.

  12. The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial will not be giving interviews or speaking out on what happened in the Massachusetts courtroom during the dayslong deliberations before a judge declared a mistrial earlier this month, according to a…

  13. Buckingham Palace remains gripped in drama as excerpts of Princess Diana’s brother’s book continues to be dripped into the public domain, ahead of its official release next week.

  14. Explosive excerpts from Earl Spencer’s upcoming memoir portray then-Prince Charles behind the scenes as cold hearted about the day Princess Diana died, with Spencer writing Charles “sounded giddily elated, like a lottery winner.”

  15. Lindsay Clancy’s former husband, and his new wife, are speaking out for the first time since the mistrial and addressing the emotional case and opening up about their grief.

  16. Warren Buffett announced he is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after 60 years at the firm.

  17. The Pentagon is considering a drastic plan to reduce the U.S. military’s presence in Europe.

  18. An F-16 pilot managed to safely eject before the military jet crashed in a residential neighborhood in Michigan while performing routine exercises on Thursday.

  19. Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, after more than 60 years guiding the firm that turned him into a household name for millions of investors worldwide.

  20. Elizabeth Siders, 34, also pleaded not guilty to charges of sexual battery and unlawful sexual conduct with a minor in a separate case.

  21. The pilot safely ejected from the Texas Air National Guard jet in Grand Traverse County, and no injuries were reported on the ground.

  22. Officials say Bailee Lynn Rios was intoxicated and driving against traffic when she slammed into a city bus.

  23. F-16 jet crash triggers evacuations

    The crash of a Texas Air National Guard F-16 fighter jet triggered evacuations in Michigan.

  24. For around 15 hours, immigration detention officers kept Raúl Suárez Herrero confined in a cage slightly larger than a phone booth, where he feared snakes and endured mosquitoes in the middle of Florida swampland, the former detainee alleged.

  25. President Trump faces pushback on immigration from a Republican lawmaker, as he announces that he is withdrawing his nomination for the new head of ICE.

  26. The Trump administration will allow an Iranian delegation to attend the United Nations General Assembly next week, albeit with some restrictions, a State Department spokesperson said Thursday.

  27. Welcome to From the Politics Desk, a daily newsletter that brings you the NBC News Politics team’s latest reporting and analysis from the White House, Capitol Hill and the campaign trail.

  28. Finding a litter your cat loves establishes good bathroom habits and helps you monitor their health.

  29. Health Secretary Robert F.

  30. Geoffrey Hinton, known as the “Godfather of AI,” issued an ominous warning: Congress may only have one year left to implement safeguards on artificial intelligence before it loses control of it.

  31. I spoke to experts to find the best power stations to charge phones, juice up small appliances during natural disasters and more.

  32. The White House withdrew President Donald Trump’s nominee to lead ICE, former Oklahoma state trooper Lance Schroyer, according to a notice published Thursday.

  33. Matthew Lillard expressed regret on Tuesday over his decision to film “Scream 7” after actor Melissa Barrera was fired from the franchise over her social media about the Israel-Gaza war, saying he was “on the wrong side of history.”

  34. The FDA classified a recall of 2,696 cases of Intercon Chemical hand soap sold in 15 states after possible contamination with Pseudomonas and Serratia bacteria.

  35. An Australian athlete apologized Thursday for continuing — and winning — her race in China over the weekend after experiencing an involuntary bowel movement during competition.

  36. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney told the European Parliament in France that he is interested in making his country the first "associate member" of the E.U.

  37. Secretary of State Marco Rubio isn’t the face of the Iran negotiations.

  38. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney addressed the European Parliament in Strasbourg to lay out how middle powers might counteract Trump’s hostility.

  39. The DNA of an Arizona man who died by suicide earlier this year has connected him to the unsolved slaying of a Navy veteran whose body was dumped in a cemetery four decades ago, prosecutors said.

  40. Researchers say they’ve identified a new species of wild cat previously unknown to science.

  41. Nearly the entire Democratic caucus in the Senate is demanding that Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth provide Congress with a full accounting of the cost of the war in Iran along with related budget requests, as frustration grows that the Pentagon is not bei…

  42. The family of a Texas woman who died from a pregnancy-related complications is suing state Attorney General Ken Paxton and the hospital where she was treated, claiming the state’s ban on most abortions killed her.

  43. José Palma of the National TPS Alliance says wrong paperwork or advice can jeopardize future immigration status, as he argues immigrants here for 25 years should have a “permanent solution.”

  44. U.S. stock indexes rose sharply Thursday morning, after the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates in a bid to rein in rising inflation.

  45. Tony Award-winning singer and songwriter Duncan Sheik is in “critical but stable” condition and receiving medical care, according to a statement posted to his Instagram account Wednesday evening.

  46. A new memoir by Princess Diana’s brother, Charles Spencer, is making waves inside the royal family.

  47. The House on Wednesday passed a sweeping sanctions bill aimed at Russia and named in honor of the late Sen.

  48. NTSB investigators say they’re looking into a number of potential factors that led to the tragic news helicopter crash in Los Angeles that claimed three lives, including two NBC News colleagues.

  49. OpenAI is revealing its models seemed to go rogue at least six times since March, involving what it calls “unexpected or concerning” behavior.

  50. The Federal Reserve raised interest rates for the first time since 2023 on Wednesday in a move aimed at slowing inflation.