Daniel Arkin

In the summer of 1924, more than 600,000 spectators descended on Paris for the Olympic Games.

The Olympics are ready for a splashy comeback after two Covid-era Games. But the festivities in Paris are shadowed by security fears and geopolitical tumult.

Whether or not this turns into a dangerous escalatory spiral, “will depend on how much damage was done inside of Iran,” former CIA Director John Brennan said.

Early on April 30, 1968, police arrested nearly 700 student protesters who had occupied Hamilton Hall at Columbia. Fifty-six years later to the day, pro-Palestinian activists have taken over the same building.

The protests provoked debates about how leaders should enforce laws without infringing on speech. A University of Texas at Austin freshman told NBC News that “hell broke loose” as she was arrested.

The adult film star chronicled her alleged affair with the former president, riveting the court with lurid details but occasionally appearing to frustrate the judge.

Daniels' story about having sex with Donald Trump has long been in the public sphere, but whether the jury believes her may determine if they find him guilty.

In the wake of George Floyd's murder, a school board in northern Virginia stripped the names of Confederate military figures from two schools. Four years later, the same board is set to vote on a motion to restore the names.

The six-time World Championship gold medalist has recently delivered some of the most commanding performances of his career while working full time as an engineer.

“You may not like the law, but it is the law,” University of Texas Systems Chancellor James Milliken said.