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  1. National civil rights attorneys are questioning the “level of force” Tempe police used after they watched the video involving Arizona State cheerleader Eryn Bonner.

  2. A surprising new study found that people who sleep near their dogs don’t experience disrupted sleep.

  3. After spending more than 300 days at sea, service members aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln will finally return home this week.

  4. Trump announced this week that he and his PAC, MAGA Inc., would pay for the ads moving forward following bipartisan criticism.

  5. Family members of victims of the Sept. 11 attacks packed a federal appeals courtroom in New York City on Wednesday.

  6. Rumpelstiltskin famously spun straw into gold.

  7. 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.

  8. Star San Francisco 49ers fullback Kyle Juszczyk appears to have some serious juice with the NFL.

  9. Christa Pike's attorneys, Luke Ihnen and Randy Spivey, discuss the ruling that Tennessee must preserve evidence from the failed execution, Pike's condition at the hospital and how they plan to proceed with her case.

  10. A Tennessee judge ruled Wednesday that the state must preserve any relevant evidence in connection with Christa Pike’s failed execution last week.

  11. Ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, President Donald Trump has increasingly touted his drug pricing deals, claiming the U.S. is now paying the world’s lowest prescription drug prices.

  12. Russian missiles and drones pounded Kyiv and a dozen other Ukrainian regions overnight into Wednesday, killing at least 21 civilians, including four children, and wounding around 60 in Moscow’s latest devastating barrage, Ukrainian officials said.

  13. Watch live coverage as Christa Pike’s attorneys hold a press conference following the hearing in Davidson County Chancery Court.

  14. Cornell University students are expected to hold a seven-hour sit-in Wednesday in solidarity with Jane Doe, the woman who alleges she was sexually assaulted by members of the Chi Phi fraternity nearly two years ago.

  15. The yield on key U.S.

  16. As candidates across the United States square off in debates, some Republicans are looking to distance themselves from President Donald Trump and the rising costs from the Iran war, with polls showing affordability and the cost of living are top of mind f…

  17. Each year, some 15,000 Americans are diagnosed with glioblastoma, the deadliest form of brain cancer.

  18. Fireworks, family and drones marked Lionel Messi’s final match in Argentina’s colors, closing the curtain on one of the greatest international careers the sport has ever seen.

  19. Israel is marking a somber milestone, three years since the Oct. 7 attacks, pausing to remember the deadliest day in its history.

  20. The Chicago White Sox are up 2-0 in the American League Division Series, a shocking turnaround after three straight 100-loss seasons.

  21. The Arizona Democrat told NBC News he’s “absolutely thinking about” running for president.

  22. Members of Meta’s Oversight Board have some advice for AI companies looking to launch their own independent safety committees.

  23. The new survey shows the state’s Hispanic voters shifting away from President Donald Trump after Republicans made gains in 2024.

  24. NBC Selected editors are tracking the best October Prime Day deals on the final day of Amazon’s sale, with live updates on deals actually worth buying.

  25. Residents of Kibbutz Kfar Aza held a memorial at 6:29 a.m. to make the exact time Hamas militants attacked Israel on Oct. 7, 2023, which killed 1,200 Israels with another 251 taken hostage in Gaza.

  26. Republican Zach Lahn and Democrat Rob Sand repeatedly returned to one topic over the course of their first debate Tuesday night in the race to be Iowa’s next governor: questions over Lahn’s residency history in the state.

  27. Democrat Keisha Lance Bottoms and Republican Rick Jackson clashed Tuesday night during their only scheduled debate of this fall’s race for governor in Georgia.

  28. Truck stops nationwide were warned to “proceed with caution” by a major industry group after President Trump signed an order promoting red dye diesel fuel.

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  31. President Trump signed an executive order aimed at bringing down diesel prices by easing restrictions on red-dye diesel.

  32. For the first time, NBC News is seeing the 298 gold bars seized from CIA officer David Rush’s home, along with stacks of cash and luxury watches.

  33. LOS ANGELES — On Tuesday, as some employees at Warner Bros.

  34. Trump has said that the U.S. was willing to help Russia, where the death of a staffer at an anti-plague lab has sparked global public health concerns.

  35. A 30-year-old Washington state resident was charged with providing assistance to a teenager who killed eight people in Canada, including schoolchildren, U.S. prosecutors said Tuesday.

  36. A longtime federal prosecutor, she became known in 2017 for refusing to enforce President Trump’s ban on travelers to the U.S. from predominantly Muslim countries.

  37. Christa Pike, a Tennessee inmate who was unconscious and on a ventilator after a failed execution, is now awake and speaking, according to her lawyers.

  38. 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.

  39. Eva Marie Saint, the Oscar-winning star best known for playing a New Jersey dockworker’s grieving sister in the Elia Kazan drama “On the Waterfront,” has died.

  40. Sea surface temperatures have spiked to record levels in the tropical Pacific this fall, a sign that El Niño continues to strengthen.

  41. The Tennessee woman who survived an execution last week is conscious, speaking and receiving medical care in a development her attorneys described Tuesday as “unprecedented.”

  42. Freddie Jackson, whose smooth vocals swept an entire generation off its feet, died Monday night, his family announced on Instagram.

  43. She’s Alive, the entity that manages and protects Parton’s professional property, is suing Bryan Seaver, accusing him of threatening the late music icon’s legacy.

  44. A Southern California couple who had 21 children, most of whom were birthed by different surrogate mothers, lied to the surrogates and then subjected the children to vicious beatings and punishments, authorities said.

  45. Shop the top-selling Prime Day products readers are buying right now, including popular deals on household essentials, tech upgrades and more.

  46. Four deaths in Utah have been linked to potent semi-synthetic kratom compounds, state officials said Monday.

  47. WASHINGTON — The FBI’s internal review of a hack of its jobs portal last month has so far determined that a “security failure” by a contractor managing the site caused the breach.

  48. Watch live coverage as President Trump announces submarine shipyard in Maryland.

  49. A high-ranking CIA officer arrested after federal agents said they found more than 600 pounds of gold bars stashed in his home pleaded guilty to wire fraud under an agreement with federal prosecutors.

  50. Soap opera star Robert Kelker-Kelly has died, according to a Missouri medical examiner’s office.