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Erin E. Evans

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David A. Love

Professor, Journalist and Commentator

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Rachel Fleishman, MD

Dr. Rachel Fleishman is a neonatologist and writer.

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Rebekah Winkler

Social media professional based in Knoxville, Tennessee.

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Adiel Kaplan

Adiel Kaplan is an investigative reporter and editor, previously with NBC National News, where she worked on investigative projects with a data focus. She teaches investigative reporting for the Stabile …

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Carmen Cusido

Carmen Cusido has worked for MikeWorldWide Public Relations, the New Jersey Department of Education, Twitter, the Wildlife Conservation Society, and others. During her time on the editorial team at Twitter …

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Latest Articles

NBA star Kevin Love spotlights mental health through nonprofit

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and NBA champion Kevin Love is using his platform to teach kids about mental health through his new program "GOAT: Beyond The Game."May 14, 2026 May is Mental Health Awareness Month and NBA champion Kevin Love is using his platform to teach kids about …
By Melvin Harris Jr.
• NBC News

Tips on how to navigate the job market for new graduates

With graduation coming up, the class of 2026 is entering a tough job market. According to LinkedIn, data shows hiring is down 20-35% compared to pre-pandemic levels. However, there are recent graduates that are succesfully navigating this complicated job market. LinkedIn Editor Andrew Seaman has tips for new graduates entering …
By Melvin Harris Jr.
• NBC News

College professors turn to oral exams to combat AI

While some schools are bringing AI into their daily routine, others are pushing back. Chris Schaffer, Biomedical Engineering Professor at Cornell University, is now requiring his students to participate in oral exams. Professors across the country are beginning to use the old testing method as a way to ensure answers …
By Melvin Harris Jr.
• NBC News

'Call a boomer' public phones help connect generations

According to Forbes, Gen-Z is the loneliest generation, followed by Boomers. One small startup founded a project to help both groups communicate better. Matter Neuroscience set up two phone booths, one for Gen-Z in Massachusetts and another for seniors in Nevada. NBC Boston's Brianna Borghi took a look at how …
By Melvin Harris Jr.
• NBC News

Ken Burns says documenting the American Revolution made him 'optimistic' about the country's future

Documentary filmmaker and historian Ken Burns has cemented his career on bringing history to life. In an interview with “Meet the Press” that aired Sunday, the filmmaker challenged how the nation remembers its founding and the Revolutionary War.“I think we have sanitized the war. And I think it’s out of …
By Juhi Doshi
• NBC News

My Friend’s House — a safe haven in Collingwood, Ontario

Samantha Jones, executive director of My Friend’s House, a women’s and children’s shelter in Collingwood, Ontario, discusses the growing crisis of domestic violence in Canada. She shares how cases are on the rise, how the shelter supports women at risk, and encourages anyone experiencing abuse to reach out for help. …
By Logan Johnson
• NBC News

18 Trump voters explain why a slice of his base is unhappy with his economic performance

NBC News spoke to 18 Trump voters who participated in the most recent NBC News poll and said Trump had not met their expectations on the economy to explore how this group was thinking about Trump and experiencing the economy — and whether they were still committed to supporting his …
By Juhi Doshi
• NBC News

'Wicked: For Good' director Jon M. Chu discusses the importance of identity in his films

“Wicked: For Good” director Jon M. Chu has built his career on turning stories about outsiders into celebrations of belonging. But in an interview with “Meet the Press” that aired Sunday, the filmmaker opened up about following his own yellow brick road: one marked by rejection and resilience.“My whole life, …
By Juhi Doshi
• NBC News

NFL team makes player's son an honorary captain after completing cancer treatment

The Jacksonville Jaguars named defensive end Josh Hines-Allen's eight-year-old son, Wesley, an honorary captain for their game against the Seattle Seahawks after finishing his cancer treatment. For more context and news coverage of the most important stories of our day, click here: https://www.nbcnews.com » Subscribe to NBC News: http://nbcnews.to/SubscribeToNBC » …
By Melvin Harris Jr.
• NBC News

Mel Robbins calls herself the 'villain' of her own story and shares lessons from 'rock bottom'

Mel Robbins has sold millions of books, built one of the world’s top podcasts, and promoted mantras for the goal-oriented and career-minded. But in an interview with “Meet the Press” that aired Sunday, the popular motivational speaker flipped the script, casting herself not as the hero of her story, but …
By Juhi Doshi
• NBC News

Satellite images show mass displacement of Palestinians fleeing Israeli assault on Gaza City

Satellite imagery shows the mass displacement of Palestinians as the Israeli military launched its intense effort to take total control of Gaza City.Vast tent encampments across the Sheik Radwan neighborhood, northwest of the city center, almost completely emptied out in the first few weeks of September as residents fled the …
By Tavleen Tarrant
• NBC News

Teachers' punishment for social media posts on Charlie Kirk's death prompts free speech debate

In the week since Charlie Kirk was assassinated, MAGA influencers and GOP lawmakers have pushed for swift consequences against anyone who makes light of his killing — and professors, teachers and school staff members have come under particular scrutiny.
By Cassi Feldman
• NBC News

Indian American communities and businesses grapple with Trump's tariffs

American small businesses that rely on goods from India are feeling the strain after President Donald Trump imposed 50% tariffs on imports from the nation. From restaurants to clothing shops, owners say U.S. trade policy is reshaping their bottom line in ways they can’t control. Their options are limited: absorb …
By Juhi Doshi
• NBC News

After Charlie Kirk's death, teachers and professors nationwide fired or disciplined over social media posts

Following the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk this week, educators across the country have found themselves facing swift termination or potential discipline after allegedly sharing opinions on social media about the killing.
By Cassi Feldman
• NBC News

Agree to disagree: How chat platforms and AI could transform campus debates

Polling in recent years has shown Americans feel more divided as a country than at any other time since the turn of the century and pessimistic about the state of political discourse. Endless digital ink has been spilled about the Gen Z college students who have supposedly turned campuses from …
By Cassi Feldman
• NBC News

A flood of floods: Appalachians in Kentucky struggle to recover from a barrage of disasters

Record-breaking flash flooding inundated Hazard, Kentucky, in February, devastating homes and infrastructure in the small Appalachian town. The North Fork Kentucky River, which runs alongside Hazard’s Main Street, crested at over 30 feet and swamped the small downtown area, destroying several local businesses. February’s disaster was the second major flash …
By Nidhi Sharma
• NBC News