News articles from 28 February 2026 : 05:34
DR MARC SIEGEL: A racial slur at BAFTA — and what tolerance really means
Tourette's syndrome affects over 300,000 people in UK as John Davidson's BAFTA incident highlights need for greater neurological condition understanding.
Iran’s foreign minister on U.S.-Israeli strikes inside the country
The foreign minister of Iran, Abbas Araghchi, told NBC News in an exclusive interview Saturday morning that “everything is under control” in Iran and that “almost all” Iranian officials are “safe and…
GOP Rep Massie joins Democrats in opposition to US Iran strikes
Rep. Thomas Massie joined Democrats opposing President Donald Trump's Iran strikes, citing lack of congressional approval for military action against Iranian targets.
How both sides of Congress are reacting to the strikes in Iran
Members of Congress are reacting to the strikes in Iran carried out by the U.S. and Israel with Democrats calling for oversight and a vote on whether to sustain the military operation. NBC News' Kris…
World leaders split over military action as US-Israel strike Iran in coordinated operation
World leaders split over US-Israel strikes on Iran as Canada, Australia back action while France, Spain warn escalation risking wider regional war.
Full interview: Iranian foreign minister reacts to U.S. and Israeli strikes in Iran
Iran’s supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is still alive "as far as I know," the country's foreign minister has said in an exclusive interview with NBC News. Speaking live after the joint strike…
Former UK prime minister declares 'biggest problem is Islamism,' says other issues are reversible
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss says Islamism is the greatest threat to the United Kingdom, calling it the biggest problem facing the country during a podcast interview.
Israel targets Iran’s supreme leader in sweeping strikes as US joins ‘Operation Epic Fury’
Israel strikes Iran in bombing campaign targeting Supreme Leader Khamenei in joint US operation dubbed Epic Fury, as Trump calls for regime change.
Robert Carradine's cause of death revealed
Robert Carradine's cause of death has been revealed by the Los Angeles County Medical Examiner after the "Revenge of the Nerds" star died at 71 on Feb. 23.
Digital forensics could be the tool that helps 'paint a picture of truth' in the Guthrie case
As the investigation into Nancy Guthrie’s disappearance continues with no suspect publicly identified and challenges with DNA evidence, experts may turn to digital forensics
Common nighttime noise exposure may trigger heart problems, study suggests
European study of 272,000 adults finds nighttime traffic noise above 50 dB linked to higher cholesterol and increased heart disease risk. Researcher Yiyan He discusses.
Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson were bitter rivals who fought over celebrity guests for years
Merv Griffin and Johnny Carson's bitter talk show rivalry began in 1962 when both competed for NBC guests and studio space during their early careers.
Our Boeing ‘Freedom Plane’ is bringing founding documents to all Americans
Boeing partners with National Archives to transport founding documents including Treaty of Paris and Declaration of Independence via Freedom Plane.
If Khamenei falls, who takes Iran? Strikes will expose power vacuum — and the IRGC’s grip
As U.S. and Israeli strikes target Iran's top leaders, the question of succession looms large with no clear heir apparent to lead the Islamic Republic.
Missile strikes seen at U.S. Navy base in Bahrain
Missile strikes seen at U.S. Navy base in Bahrain
MLB pitcher Merrill Kelly says California tax rate swayed decision to reject Padres’ free agency offer
MLB pitcher Merrill Kelly explained how California's income tax laws influenced his decision to return to the Arizona, where he has played for seven seasons.