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Police officer Robert Barfield Jr. at a destroyed mobile home park where he rescued tornado victims in Rolling Fork, Miss.

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U.S. news

Monster tornado in Rolling Fork laid bare a grim reality: Many had no hope of finding safety

Fourteen people were killed when a tornado hit Rolling Fork this spring. It's one of many Mississippi communities without a public tornado safe room.

Woodland Park School Board Vice President David Illingworth II, left, Interim Superintendent Kenneth Witt, center, and President David Rusterholtz, right, say the Pledge of Allegiance before the start of the Board of Education meeting on April 12, 2023 in Woodland Park, Colo.

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U.S. news

A right-wing takeover of a Colorado school board has some of the town's conservatives deeply concerned

Photos of Arnulfo Reyes, a teacher at the Uvalde elementary school where 19 students were killed; memorial crosses of the slain students outside of Robb Elementary School in Texas.

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Guns in America

Uvalde teacher who survived the mass shooting feels 'abandoned' by the school district

Asma Akhter

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Environment

In coastal Bangladesh, climate change devastates women’s reproductive health

Their Majesties King Charles III And Queen Camilla - Coronation Day

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U.K. Royals

Photos: King Charles' Coronation Day

Prince Charles arrives at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden to mark the farewell performance of opera singer Sir Geraint Evans, L'elisir d'amore, June 1984.

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U.K. Royals

See King Charles' life in photos

Image: Sergio Harris, left, a school board candidate for the Grapevine-Colleyville school district; a poster of books at Grapevine Public Library; and Tammy Nakamura, right, was elected to the same school board last year with support from the cellphone company.

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U.S. news

A fight over religion and politics is roiling a Texas school board election. And 'it's gotten ugly.'

Heather McConney and her son at their home in Layton, Utah

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Social Media

A 13-year-old was groomed publicly on Twitter and kidnapped, even after his parents warned authorities

Photo illustration of Tiffany Dover, a nurse who fainted in front of reporters after receiving the first dose of a Covid vaccine; a paper cutout of parallel and perpendicular lines with a cutout of a syringe.

Photography by Stacy Kranitz; Illustration by Chelsea Stahl / NBC News

Misinformation

She became an anti-vaccine icon, and vanished. She's finally ready to talk about it.

A triptych showing a "Voter Registration Here" sign, a portrait of former registrar Lindsey Taylor and a Buckingham County water tower.

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SPECIAL REPORT

Hounded by baseless voter fraud allegations, an entire county's election staff quits in Virginia

Abul Kalam Azad has been running his newsstand near New York Criminal Court for the last 44 years.

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Trump investigations

On one side of the street, a historic arrest. On the other, a man as New York as Donald Trump himself.

Image: Former President Donald Trump appears in court at the Manhattan Criminal Court in New York on April 4, 2023.

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Donald Trump

Photos: Donald Trump is arrested and arraigned in New York

The Norwegian government released video to NBC News showing Russian submarines off its coast.

Norwegian Government

War in Ukraine

Norway watches warily as Russian subs and aircraft step up Arctic patrols

James Anderson and his sister Barbie stand in front of their home where they stayed during the tornado that ripped through Rolling Fork, Miss., two days earlier, on March 26, 2023.

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U.S. news

Residents of Mississippi town destroyed by tornado search for loved ones

Chicago mayoral candidates Brandon Johnson and Paul Vallas.

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Elections

Race dominates final days of the mayoral election in deeply segregated Chicago