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Charlotte West

I’m an independent journalist who has spent extended time in Washington and Colorado. I write about education, housing, politics, and criminal justice for publications that include Teen Vogue, The Hechinger …

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Nicole Rosenthal

Nicole Rosenthal (they/them) is an award-winning journalist covering news, culture and investigations from their home base in Brooklyn, N.Y. They are currently a New York City reporter at the New …

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Kait Sweeney

policy wonk. communications strategist. campaign professional.

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Nidhi Sharma

Journalist living and working in New York City. Scientist, writer, explorer. There is philosophy in curiosity.

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Rheana Murray

I'm a senior lifestyle journalist with more than 15 years of experience writing and editing for leading news brands, including The New York Times, NBC News, ABC News, the New …

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Latest Articles

'HEAL Palestine' hosts Ohio summer camp for injured children from Gaza

A nonprofit group in Ohio is aiming to give children severely injured during the conflict in Gaza a break from the tolls of war. NBC News' Yamiche Alcindor spent time at the group's summer camp to learn how this experience is helping families heal.June 20, 2025 A nonprofit group in …
By Tavleen Tarrant
• NBC News

Just how much damage did Ukraine do in its 'Spiderweb' drone attack on Russia?

As the jet-fuel smoke and aircraft debris clear following Ukraine’s audacious drone attack on Russian airfields, Kyiv and Moscow have launched into a propaganda war about the extent of the damage.While Russian claims that none of its planes were destroyed are demonstrably false, there are also questions around Ukraine’s own …
By Tavleen Tarrant
• NBC News

Mother and daughter graduate together after life-saving kidney donation

A daughter was given a second chance at life thanks to a surprise kidney donation by her mother. Ambrealle Brown had to put her dreams of becoming a nurse on hold due to a life-threatening kidney disease. Brown's mother, Nija Butler, found out that her kidney was a match and …
By Melvin Harris Jr.
• NBC News

How much damage did the L.A. wildfires cause? After federal cuts, a crucial estimate is missing

The Los Angeles wildfires were still smoldering when President Donald Trump began reversing Biden-era directives for federal agencies to tackle the climate crisis.January fire weather conditions driven by climate change had helped fuel the Palisades and Eaton wildfires, which razed almost 40,000 acres of land and destroyed tens of thousands …
By Nidhi Sharma
• NBC News

Amid federal research cuts, some Antarctic tourist cruises are sponsoring scientists

During Antarctica’s warm season, the sleek Norwegian passenger ship known as the MS Fridtjof Nansen departs regularly from Argentina for its journey south across the turbulent Drake Passage, down to the Antarctic Peninsula. The cruise carries wealthy adventurers, bucket listers and, increasingly, polar scientists looking to gather data as public …
By Nidhi Sharma
• NBC News

Young voters' indignation at older leaders spurs Democratic primary challenges

As Democratic voters say their party needs to change and young voters grow more skeptical of traditional party politics, a crop of candidates in their 20s and 30s is stepping in to challenge older Democrats for their seats in Congress.The primary challengers stepping up against veteran Democrats in recent months …
By Faith Wardwell
• NBC News

Plurality of voters wary of CEOs' support for Trump, while a similar share say media is too critical

Last month’s national NBC News poll found a near-majority of voters see CEOs of large corporations as being too supportive of President Donald Trump, while about the same share of voters also said they think the news media is too critical of him.The poll, conducted March 7-11 (before the latest …
By Faith Wardwell
• NBC News

Afghan refugees in limbo after executive order

President Trump’s decision to suspend the refugee resettlement program for people hoping to come to the U.S. from Afghanistan has left more than a thousand Afghans who assisted the United States’ ware effort there trapped, with many now in hiding from the Taliban.April 4, 2025 President Trump’s decision to suspend …
By Tavleen Tarrant
• NBC News

Wisconsin AG seeks to block Elon Musk's million-dollar giveaways ahead of state Supreme Court race

Wisconsin Attorney General Josh Kaul said Friday he would seek a court order to block tech billionaire and White House adviser Elon Musk from awarding million-dollar prizes to people at a weekend event ahead of next week's pivotal state Supreme Court race.
By Faith Wardwell
• NBC News

The key Project 2025 authors now staffing the Trump administration

President Donald Trump disavowed the Project 2025 policy blueprint during his campaign last year as Democrats attacked the document and its contents. Since then, Trump has invited some of the most prominent contributors to the conservative playbook into his administration.The document, which outlined a vision for a future Republican presidency, …
By Faith Wardwell
• NBC News

Canadian stores pull U.S. liquor from shelves as Trump's tariffs take effect

As the Trump administration’s tariffs on Canada and Mexico went into effect Tuesday, Canadians discovered empty shelves where U.S. liquor products were once stocked. Canadian social media users posted photos and videos of stores across the country seemingly pulling U.S.-made liquor from their inventories.Joshua Gariepy, a college student in Quebec, …
By Tavleen Tarrant
• NBC News

Trump administration weighs closing office overseeing resettlement of Afghans to the U.S.

The Trump administration has told the office overseeing the resettlement of Afghans to the United States to draw up plans to shut down by April. The move could strand more than 250,000 Afghans and their families who face persecution from the Taliban for their ties to America, according to a …
By Tavleen Tarrant
• NBC News