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A Louisiana man fought the accusation that he killed his girlfriend’s toddler for decades — including 27 years on death row. New video evidence helped to toss his murder conviction.
‘Bite marks’ sent him to death row. A video helped set him free.Jimmie Chris Duncan was accused of a horrific crime, based in part on forensics that were later debunked as fraudulent.nbcnews.toWhen Gal Tshnieder returned to Saba Surf and Coffee, the West L.A. café he co-owns, he was greeted by fans filming TikTok videos and customers treating a neighborhood coffee run like a celebrity sighting.
Gal Tshnieder turned his ‘Love Island’ villain era into a coffee shop drawTshnieder, the co-owner of Saba Surf and Coffee, lasted only about a week in the villa before being dumped. But the exposure proved more valuable than making it to the finale.nbcnews.toTwo high-profile legal battles over celebrity estates have put a spotlight on a reality that experts say frequently plays out in and outside of Hollywood.
What the Chadwick Boseman and Malcolm-Jamal Warner estate disputes reveal about planning for deathEstate planners say the two high-profile legal battles highlight common mistakes that fuel family conflict after death.nbcnews.toSavannah Guthrie shares a new, emotional message that appears to be directed at her mother’s abductor, pleading for them to “do the right thing” and “tell us where to look for her.”
Savannah Guthrie shares new plea to bring her mother home: ‘Tell us where to look for her’The “TODAY” co-anchor appeared to address the person who may have abducted her mother, Nancy, early this year, pleading for them to “help us find her.”nbcnews.toTwo high-profile legal battles over celebrity estates have put a spotlight on a reality that experts say frequently plays out in and outside of Hollywood.
What the Chadwick Boseman and Malcolm-Jamal Warner estate disputes reveal about planning for deathEstate planners say the two high-profile legal battles highlight common mistakes that fuel family conflict after death.nbcnews.toICE is planning to ramp up arrests and deportations of Haitian migrants as their temporary protected status runs out, according to an administration official.
ICE planning to increase deportations as temporary protected status ends for HaitiansThe Supreme Court ruled in late June that the Trump administration could continue with its plan to strip temporary protected status from about 350,000 Haitians.nbcnews.toWorld leaders, President Trump and officials in Washington will pay their respects to Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham, who died suddenly at age 71.
Trump, Congress and world leaders to honor the late Sen. Lindsey Graham in WashingtonIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will be in attendance Tuesday. A funeral service in South Carolina will follow Wednesday.nbcnews.toBREAKING: Bryan Kohberger files to challenge his conviction for fatally stabbing four University of Idaho students, seeking to abandon his guilty plea
Bryan Kohberger files a petition to challenge his guilty plea and convictionKohberger pleaded guilty last year to murdering four University of Idaho students and was sentenced to four consecutive life sentences.nbcnews.toA new bridge in Detroit linking Canada and the U.S. is now open, the climax of a yearslong project that had been bruised by international politics.
US-Canada bridge opens in Detroit even as trade disputes test the neighbors’ tiesMore than 70% of Canada’s exports go to the United States and Detroit is the No. 1 port for truck traffic along the border.nbcnews.toAmerica’s protein obsession is helping push U.S. cheese production to record highs, as booming demand for whey reshapes the dairy industry.
America’s obsession with whey protein has a delicious consequence: More cheeseAs consumers load up on whey protein, dairy processors are making more cheese and exports are helping absorb the growing supply.nbcnews.toU.S. military commanders are picking which Iranian projectiles to intercept and are allowing some attacks through their defenses, amid an effort to preserve the Pentagon’s diminishing supply of weapons that block projectiles from reaching their targets, two senior U.S. officials tell NBC News.
Why the U.S. military is letting some Iranian projectiles through its defensesAmerican military commanders are choosing not to intercept some Iranian projectiles that are off course or not expected to hit U.S. forces amid a diminishing munition supply.nbcnews.toAttorneys for James Comey ask a federal judge to dismiss the seashells-based prosecution of the former FBI director.
James Comey’s lawyers are asking a judge to dismiss the Trump administration’s ‘seashells’ caseAttorneys for the former FBI director say the indictment secured by the Trump administration “targets and chills core political speech and fails as a matter of law.”nbcnews.toA Secret Service agent in Florida and two others were arrested in connection to a brutal, days-long college hazing ritual that nearly ended in death, officials say.
Secret Service agent charged in near-fatal hazing with canes and paddles that led to kidney failureMarquez Christopher Pinder, 29, was placed on administrative leave and the Secret Service is “fully cooperating with the investigation,” the agency said.nbcnews.toWitness video showing a police officer fatally shooting a man armed with a knife in Madison, Wisconsin, is raising questions about why lethal force was used after Tasers were deployed.
Witness video of Madison police killing raises questions of why lethal force was usedLocal authorities said that the matter is being investigated and that the officers involved have been placed on administrative leave.nbcnews.toSen. Mitch McConnell is still not ready to return to in-person work in the Capitol after his hospitalization, his office says in a health update.
McConnell releases health update, saying he’s not ready to return to work yetMcConnell has missed the last 38 votes on the Senate floor since his hospitalization on June 14. His said he’s undergoing “intense physical therapy” but didn’t offer a timeline for his return.nbcnews.toFollowing LeBron James' announcement that he was signing with Philadelphia, one NBA agent sent NBC News a message that summed up the feeling of many: 🤯.
Why LeBron James’ decision to join 76ers shocked NBA executives“LeBron is best when he turns toward pressure,” one team exec explained to NBC News about the move. Another who had been in touch with James’ agent also offered his thoughts.nbcnews.toA social media influencer was allegedly killed by her estranged husband less than two weeks after she posted on TikTok accusing him of pedophilia, according to police and court records.
Influencer killed by husband, police say, after she accused him of pedophilia on TikTokSara Gilson was allegedly fatally shot by her estranged husband, Jeremiah Duffey — who’d been accused of molesting a girl — a little over a month after she posted the video.nbcnews.toIndia’s viral Cockroach Janta Party calls off its nationwide protests as the country’s education minister resigns and the government agrees to a number of the activist movement’s demands.
‘Cockroaches won’: India’s youth protest leaders declare victory as minister resignsIndia’s government has accepted all the major demands of protesters who took to the streets under the banner of the Cockroach Janta Party, the movement says.nbcnews.to
