There appeared to be no survivors among the 242 passengers and crew aboard an Air India plane that crashed near a major international airport in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad, the city's police commissioner said Thursday.

Republicans keep struggling with questions about why Jan. 6 violence against law enforcement is fine, but violence against law enforcement in L.A. is not.

An Air India plane with 242 people on board crashed Thursday near a major international airport in the western Indian city of Ahmedabad, the airline and the country's government said.

The $100 million lawsuit filed by leaders of the far-right militant group, the Proud Boys, is legally unsound but has an excellent chance of success

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem tried to get a jump start on using the military to arrest protesters in Los Angeles, according to a newly unearthed letter

Democrats already have the policies to win back working Americans' votes. What we need is to communicate them better, louder and bolder.

Disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein has been found guilty of committing a sex crime by a jury in New York, but was not found guilty on all the charges brought against him.

Tulsi Gabbard's new video was so odd that a Republican senator said, in reference to the DNI, She obviously needs to change her meds.

Democratic Rep. Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli have won their parties primaries for governor in New Jersey, NBC News projects, setting up one of the most closely watched races of the year.

The Federal Trade Commission is demanding documents from some of the worlds largest ad agencies, after Elon Musk claimed companies engaged in an illegal conspiracy when they chose not to purchase ads on X.

Sen. Bill Cassidy said Robert F. Kennedy Jr. promised to maintain the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices without changes, but he fired its 17 members Monday.

The eight-justice court rejected four rules imposed by the Republican-led board ahead of the 2024 election, upholding in part a lower court's decision.

Litigation fallout from the 2020 election continues, with one of the latest examples being a defamation lawsuit against Mike Lindell.

A federal judge dismissed actor Justin Baldonis extortion and defamation claims he brought against actress Blake Lively, The New York Times and others, while still giving Baldoni a chance to pursue limited contract-related claims in the legal feud between the It Ends With Us co-stars

As Tennessee Rep. Mark Green prepares to exit Congress, the House Republicans' tiny majority is poised to become even smaller.

The search is on for qualified officials who are both MAGA friendly and willing to work with the Pentagon's Pete Hegseth. It's not going well.

Sly and the Family Stone's stunning fusion of soul and psychedelic rock, with ample helpings of jazz, gospel and Latin, were unlike anything audiences had heard.

Before his confirmation, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said he'd leave the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices alone. Now he's gutting it.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is stepping down from DOGE but OMB chief Russell Vought will make sure how much has been cut from spending will only increase.

Across the country, immigration enforcement raids have sparked growing protests.

Mark Zuckerberg's controversial company is helping create an AI-enabled headset that will be used to train members of the armed forces.

Protestors clashing with police and other law enforcement center on the demand for the end of immigration roundups. NBC News Senior National Correspondent Jay Gray reports more. Host of The Bulwark Podcast Tim Miller and former Chief of Homeland Security and Intelligence for Washington, D.C. Donell Harvin join Ali Vitali to weigh in on the National Guard ...

Sometimes, conservatives suggest their religion should get preferential treatment over other faith traditions. GOP Rep. Mary Miller made this point explicitly.

David Huerta, president of the Service Employees International Union of California, was arrested Friday during ICE protests. SEIU United Service Workers West Vice President Sandra Diaz joins Ana Cabrera to respond.

Would the Republicans' megabill take health care coverage from 10.9 million, 14 million or 16 million? The answer is a little wonky, but it matters.