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IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.to the nextSuspect in Texas bar shooting identified01:14Seth Rogen wins Best Actor award for Catherine O’Hara00:51US, Israel, Iran exchange new attacks01:42Pope Leo calls for an end to ‘violence’ after Iran attack00:52President Trump releases new video after Iran attack01:05Americans in Doha take video of intercepted missile00:34Video captures gunshots fired near Austin bar00:29Protesters attack and attack US consulate in Pakistan00:16At least 3 people killed in shooting at Austin bar00:25Sen. Kerry calls Ayatollah’s death a ‘good thing’, blames lack of ‘planning’01:103 US soldiers killed in Iran operation00:23Lindsey Graham:…

People demonstrate in front of the Westwood Federal Building in the Westwood neighborhood of Los Angeles on June 22, 2025. Protest against US and Israeli attacks on Iran, ICE raids on immigrants, and support for Palestinians.Bingguan | AFP | Getty ImagesThe U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran has extended into a third day, with both sides emphasizing sharper responses in coming days and deepening fears of a broader war that could shake the global economy.where things standThe United States and Israel launched a major offensive against Iran on Saturday, killing the Islamic State’s supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei and provoking retaliatory attacks by…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Video captures gunshots fired near Austin bar00:29Currently playingProtesters attack and attack US consulate in Pakistan00:16to the nextAt least 3 people killed in shooting at Austin bar00:25Sen. Kerry calls Ayatollah’s death a ‘good thing’, blames lack of ‘planning’01:103 US soldiers killed in Iran operation00:23Lindsey Graham: Choosing Iran’s next leader is “not our job”01:42Connor Story welcomes hockey gold medalist on ‘SNL’00:44Crowd topples Ayatollah monument in southern Iran00:28Thousands gather in Tehran to mourn Khamenei’s death00:28Iranian media confirms Khamenei’s death00:42President Trump says Ayatollah Khamenei is dead00:23Demonstrators march in New…

Cryptocurrency has become one of the biggest players in elections. Meanwhile, the average American voter cannot remain indifferent to cryptocurrencies. That’s a problem.President Trump’s cryptocurrency project announces sale of $550 million in tokensDonald Trump’s World Liberty Financial cryptocurrency project announced it has raised $250 million in its second token sale, bringing total sales to $550 million.cheddarIf you follow Congress’s money, you might be surprised to find that on the other side of the coin is cryptocurrencies.After scoring several recent wins, the crypto-backed super PAC Fairshake started 2026 with more than $193 million on hand to influence elections across the country.…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.to the nextIranian media confirms Khamenei’s death00:42President Trump says Ayatollah Khamenei is dead00:23Demonstrators march in New York City against Iranian attack00:51President Trump speaks to NBC News about news of Ayatollah’s death01:53Missile fragments fall and explode in Doha, Qatar00:33IDF video shows attack targeting Iran00:13Flight animation showing the plane avoiding Iranian airspace00:14Iran’s foreign minister says Ayatollah is still alive00:20Iran FM: US and Iran were moving towards an agreement01:59Congressional response to Iranian airstrikes00:52Iranian foreign minister mentions domestic attacks by US and Israel01:30Missile attack confirmed on US naval base…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Currently playingPresident Trump speaks to NBC News about news of Ayatollah’s death01:53to the nextMissile fragments fall and explode in Doha, Qatar00:33IDF video shows attack targeting Iran00:13Flight animation showing the plane avoiding Iranian airspace00:14Iran’s foreign minister says Ayatollah is still alive00:20Iran FM: US and Iran were moving towards an agreement01:59Congressional response to Iranian airstrikes00:52Iranian foreign minister mentions domestic attacks by US and Israel01:30Missile attack confirmed on US naval base in Bahrain00:48What kind of targets are the US and Israel attacking in Iran?00:56US, Israel and Iran carry…

IE11 is not supported. For the best experience, please visit our site in a different browser.Currently playingPresident Trump announces the start of a “large-scale combat operation in Iran”07:58to the nextUS joins Israel in attack on Iran05:31Israel announces launch of pre-emptive strike against Iran08:03Israeli military says it has killed a member of Iran’s Quds Force in Lebanon00:13Israel attacks Gaza despite progress in peace agreement01:46Iranian president details injuries sustained in Israeli bombing during 12-day war00:48How Israel’s attack in Qatar affects the possibility of a ceasefire in Gaza02:22Inside Iran: Exclusive access to the infamous Evin Prison02:14Iran’s deputy foreign minister tells NBC News that…

Welcome to ON THE LOT, a weekly newsletter with fresh reporting and analysis on Hollywood’s biggest storylines. Today’s issue: The endless twists and turns in Warner Bros. Discovery’s bid, an uninvited guest at the Scream 7 premiere, riding shotgun with stunt driver Dee Bryant, and this week’s picks. Any tips (on how to use the $82.7 billion Netflix is ​​saving in its deal with Warner Bros., or how to make my hair look like Carolyn Bessette Kennedy)? Contact rebecca.keegan@nbcuni.com or thatrebecca.82 on Signal.Sign up for an NBC News subscription to receive this newsletter in your inbox.From Tudum to Womp WompIf…

Block CEO Jack Dorsey’s move to cut nearly half his workforce spotlights a growing question for American companies: whether advances in artificial intelligence will ultimately mean fewer employees.Dorsey said on Thursday’s earnings call that Bullock will cut about 4,000 jobs.Dorsey described the move as more than just a cost-cutting effort, but a shift in the way companies operate as artificial intelligence becomes central to business decision-making.He also suggested other companies would follow suit.”I don’t think we’re quick to realize this. I think most companies are late,” he said. “I believe that within the next year, the vast majority of companies…

Wholesale prices rose faster than expected in January, contrary to expectations that inflation was easing, the Bureau of Labor Statistics said Friday.The core producer price index, which excludes volatile food and energy prices, rose a seasonally adjusted 0.8%, beating December’s 0.6% rise and well above the Dow Jones consensus estimate of 0.3%.On an all-item basis, the overall PPI increased by 0.5%, which also exceeded expectations of 0.3% and increased by 0.1 points from the previous month.For the full year, core wholesale prices rose 3.6%, while the composite index rose 2.9%. Both numbers are well above the Federal Reserve’s 2% inflation…