Investigations

Mohammad is one of thousands of Afghans in immigration limbo in the U.S. after they risked their lives to help the American military during the war. 

It took nearly two years, and a federal lawsuit, for Wendy Tippitt to see the police video that captured the fatal shooting of her 29-year-old son.

Other Epstein victims credited Giuffre with giving them the courage to speak out.

The CIA confirmed the death of Michael Gloss, 21, after a Russian news site reported that he had signed up to serve with Russian forces.

Some of the cuts were reversed within 24 hours, but even that temporary shut-off could be devastating to programs assisting victims, a source told NBC News. 

Trump's hand-picked head of the division has outlined priorities that are dramatically at odds with the way past administrations have enforced civil rights law.

A contract for a sprawling tent city at the Fort Bliss military base in Texas has been terminated, according to a government document reviewed by NBC News.

Hegseth has denied the information he shared was classified, but it was given to him on a system for sensitive and classified information, sources told NBC News.

Attorneys with the ACLU have been scrambling to try to stop the administration from deporting men held in a north Texas facility.

Lawyers for Rümeysa Öztürk, a doctoral student from Turkey, said her detention amounts to an attack on free speech.

The Defense Department will soon brief the president on possible options for a planned missile defense system that could cost up to hundreds of billions.