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Police have uncovered new clues in the search for the killer of a Dallas dentist, murdered in the parking lot of her upscale apartment complex.

The Syrian who was tripped by a camera operator in Hungary has been identified as a soccer coach whose hometown was destroyed in the civil war.

She led a city convulsed by the death of Freddie Gray in police custody.

First Read is a morning briefing from Meet the Press and the NBC Political Unit on the day's most important political stories and why they matter.

Investors looking for a safe harbor during current market turmoil may be able to quench their thirst for profits in the fine wine market.

Ceremonies are planned in New York, Washington, Pennsylvania and around the country.

The activist who attacked U.S. Ambassador Mark Lippert with a knife in March was convicted of attempted murder, South Korea's news agency said.

Republican Rep. Todd Courser announced his resignation, effective immediately, and was escorted out of the chamber.

New York state will gradually raise the minimum wage for fast-food workers to $15 an hour — the first time any state has set the minimum that high.

The Obama administration said Thursday it is willing to take in at least 10,000 refugees in the next fiscal year as Europe grapples with the crisis.

What was supposed to be a quick trip to the grocery store ended in the brutal attack of Inderjit Singh Mukker in a suburb just outside of Chicago.

Two migrant parents who survived a shipwreck off the coast of Turkey told NBC News of their heartbreak after losing two children and thousands of doll

Joyce Mitchell, the New York prison seamstress who pleaded guilty to helping inmates Richard Matt and David Sweat escape the Clinton Correctional Facility, says she got in "over her head."

From how the nation is honoring 9/11 victims to Joe Biden's emotional interview on "The Late Show," here are the stories we're following.

As part of the nation's remembrances of the 14th anniversary of 9/11, a giant U.S. flag draped from the roof of the Pentagon at dawn.

One man drowned and another person was missing Friday after torrential rain triggered "fast and furious" flood waters in San Antonio, Texas.

Seventeen years after a peace deal, Northern Ireland's government was stalled Friday after a murder was linked to the Irish Republican Army.

Police say five family members, including three children, are dead in a home in a Minneapolis suburb in an apparent murder-suicide.

At least six homes have been destroyed as the Butte Fire, located southeast of Sacramento, grew from around 4,000 acres to 14,700 acres Thursday.

The indictment said Joseph Pilkington, 43, had lived in his future wife's house since she was 9 and held himself out as her father. Brittany Pilkington, now 23, is accused in the August death of 3-month-old Noah Pilkington and in the deaths of 4-year-old Gavin Pilkington, who died in April, and 3-month-old Niall Pilkington, who died in July 2014.

The announcement that scientists had discovered an early human species immediately set off discussion of whether it's the elusive "missing link."

CNN says the lineup includes 10 candidates who polled best before the first GOP debate, plus Carly Fiorina, who has since cracked the top 10.

The Food and Drug Administration released the first batch of sweeping new food safety regulations designed to stop outbreaks of foodborne illness.

In an interview with comedian Stephen Colbert set to air late Thursday night, Vice President Joe Biden suggested he is not yet emotionally prepared to run for president in 2016, as he is still reeling from the death of his son earlier this summer.

WATCH LIVE: Tom Brady and the Patriots kick off their Super Bowl title defense against the Steelers at Gillette Stadium.