Phil Helsel is a news reporter for NBC News, based in Los Angeles. He covers a wide range of topics, including breaking news, crime, and human interest stories. With a background in journalism and experience working with various media outlets, Phil brings a diverse perspective to his reporting.
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By: Phil Helsel
Indianapolis Star sports columnist Gregg Doyel said "I was part of the problem" following the interaction with the Indiana Fever player.
By: Rebecca Shabad
This appeared to happen around the time that the jury was fully empaneled — with twelve jurors and six alternates selected to sit for the trial that's expected to last about six weeks.
A former Philadelphia police officer who killed a 12-year-old boy and allegedly fired two of the shots during a foot chase after the boy had discarded his gun pleaded guilty to murder Friday, the prosecutors' office said.
By: Phil Helsel
The University of Southern California said this week it would no longer allow a Muslim valedictorian to give the commencement speech over security concerns.
By: Rebecca Shabad, Susan Kroll, Katherine Doyle, Adam Reiss, Jonathan Dienst, Emilie Dorn, Phil Helsel
Warning: This article contains an image some may find disturbing.
By: Rebecca Shabad, Susan Kroll, Katherine Doyle, Adam Reiss, Jonathan Dienst, Emilie Dorn, Phil Helsel, David Strege SHAFIQ NAJIB, NICOLE MASTRANGELO, SALLY, Rebecca Ellis, Noah Sheidlower, Katie Bal
Dutch gangs targeting cash machines with explosives have shifted their focus to Germany, police reported in The Hague on Saturday.
By: Phil Helsel, Jay Blackman
Airlines will be required to give refunds in cash for things like canceled or seriously changed or delayed flights, the administration said.
By: Jay Blackman, Phil Helsel
A federal rule announced Wednesday will require airlines to quickly give cash refunds — without lengthy arguments — to passengers whose flights have been canceled or seriously delayed, the Biden administration said.
One climber died and another was seriously injured after the two-person team fell around 1,000 feet while climbing a mountain in Alaska's Denali National Park, officials said Friday,
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