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Trump's presidential campaign formally petitioned Facebook's parent company Tuesday to unblock his account, according to a letter reviewed by NBC News.

Economic jitters and a construction boom are helping cool a red-hot rental market in a shift that could be good news for the overall economy.

The company said that AI-generated images “can’t be described as exact replicas of any particular artwork.”

Findings from the National Institutes of Health suggest that people who don't drink enough fluids could face a higher risk of disease, but some researchers aren't convinced.

Nurses attracted by talk of high wages found themselves far from home with their salaries cut at renewal time. But a series of lawsuits are pushing back.

Record low births in the world’s most populous nation challenge its consumption-driven growth model and raise questions about whether it can overtake the U.S. as the world’s largest economy.

The Rhodium Group's analysis suggests the U.S. is off track to reach fast-approaching climate goals in 2025 and 2030.

NBC News commissioned laboratory tests of knock-off marijuana vapes that found a pesticide linked to hydrogen cyanide in 10 out 10 products.

Grandmasters and upstarts are reinventing the game online, becoming its most visible ambassadors and arguably its first entertainers.

Even with Republicans controlling the House, Democrats retained enough control at the federal level to defend the Inflation Reduction Act while making inroads in crucial local elections.

Ambivalence and hostility to feminism exists despite stark inequality in South Korea, where women face the greatest wage gap of the 38 mostly high-income, developed member countries in the…

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Every now and then, Adrian Ward likes to test himself against the internet’s most-used search engine. “There are times when I have the impulse to Google

«People who lean on a search engine such as Google may get the right answers but they can also end up with a wrong idea of how strong their own memory is,»

Following four out of five lifestyle behaviors can protect against mental decline, even in people with increased genetic risk.

Have you ever seen a medical illustration featuring a Black body?

Pushing the theory on to bigger platforms proved to be the key to Qanon’s spread — and the originators’ financial gain.

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A leaked demo features bright red and orange badges for tweets that have been deemed “harmfully misleading."

The change is a significant escalation over its previous actions targeting QAnon and one of the broadest rules the social media giant has put in place in its history.

Two studies suggest that there are optimal times of day for eating and fasting.

At least 20 Republican politicians have claimed that schools are making accommodations for students who identify as cats. The school districts say these claims are untrue.

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Brushing a patient’s teeth is basic care that often gets skipped when hospitals are busy. Experts warn the danger of unbrushed teeth is greater than realized.