News articles from 19 August 2026 : 12:07
Police seen at family home of men who were with Hayden Panettiere when she died
Police seen at family home of men who were with Hayden Panettiere when she died New video shows Greenville police responding to the family home of Brian Hickerson and his brother Zach, who were with …
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Prince Harry and Meghan will move back to the United Kingdom, source says
Prince Harry and his family will leave the sunny shores of southern California and return to the United Kingdom, a source familiar with the couple’s plans said.
8-year-old boy killed after tree falls at YMCA summer camp in Massachusetts
An 8-year-old boy died after a tree fell at a YMCA summer camp in Wayland, Massachusetts, while a counselor suffered minor injuries.
Safari helicopter crash in Kenya kills 7, including Telemundo executive
A pilot and six passengers were killed when a helicopter crashed near Mount Ololokwe in Kenya’s Samburu County. Five Americans were on board, including José Suárez, a longtime Telemundo executive. NB…
Bronx man accused of attacking Shabbat worshippers admitted motive in recorded interview, feds say
The Justice Department charged Larry Montes with federal hate crimes after he allegedly attacked congregants during a Shabbat service in Manhattan.
Thousands of North Korean IT workers are infiltrating corporate America
North Korean operatives use stolen identities, AI and laptop farms to write résumés, help answer interview questions and land U.S. jobs.
Drew Brees calls Hurricane Katrina 'defining moment' of career, credits faith and community for perseverance
Drew Brees revealed how Hurricane Katrina became the defining moment of his career that forged an unbreakable bond between him and the city of New Orleans.
Shirley MacLaine makes rare video appearance, pokes fun at 1960s movie flop
Shirley MacLaine, 92, sent a video message to a New York theater screening "Sweet Charity," joking about Bob Fosse's directorial debut flopping.
Third body found in Minneapolis in three days as police investigate string of deaths: report
Three bodies were found in Minneapolis in three days near Stone Arch Bridge, East River Flats Park and Bde Maka Ska Lake. It's unclear if the bodies are connected to a crime.
Florida woman accused of hiding thousands in stolen cash inside body after allegedly scamming senior
Moniquie Love Turnbull allegedly posed as a bank representative to scam a senior citizen then entered jail with $3,200 in cash hidden in her body.
El-Sayed reveals he would go ‘step further’ than Sanders on socialist plan for major US industry
Abdul El-Sayed says he wants to go beyond Bernie Sanders' public ownership model for a major American industry, calling for "some system of public control."
Former congressman Matt Gaetz speaks out on helping Royce White in WNBA Draft pursuit
Former U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz is providing legal counsel to Royce White in his formal declaration for the 2027 WNBA Draft under gender eligibility rules.
NASA mission to save its sinking space telescope fails
NASA had hoped to prevent its Swift observatory from breaking apart in Earth’s atmosphere. But the spacecraft tasked with the rescue hit problems.
Prince Harry and Meghan to make U.K. their 'primary residence,' reports say
Prince Harry and his family will leave Southern California and return to the United Kingdom, according to sources for The Telegraph based in the U.K. NBC News' Daniele Hamamdjian reports.
Salmonella outbreak linked to tainted jalapenos isn’t over, as CDC reports more than 400 cases
At least 431 people in 32 states have gotten sick from eating fresh jalapeno peppers contaminated with salmonella, the CDC reported Wednesday.