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What shocked legal experts about Alex Murdaugh’s overturned murder convictions
“If this doesn’t cross the line, then how do you decide where the line is?” a former prosecutor and criminal defense lawyer asked.
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NBC Sports’ betting experts give their best bets for the Preakness
No Kentucky Derby winner? No problem. These are the horses worth wagering on Saturday.
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Steve Kornacki’s guide to the Preakness: Plenty of intrigue with wide-open field
Without a Kentucky Derby winner, which horse should you bet on in the second leg of the Triple Crown?
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How a fight over fruit-flavored vapes pushed the FDA chief to resign
Dr. Marty Makary was at odds with officials as pressure mounted from the president and the tobacco industry to allow the products. 
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The Pentagon has no new munitions contracts amid concerns about a weapons shortage
Without a replenished stockpile, the Defense Department may not be able to sustain many more months of Middle East operations. 
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As doctors increasingly rely on this free AI tool, its CEO is planning who will pay
OpenEvidence chief Daniel Nadler says he hopes to change the company’s ad-supported model, which has kept it free for medical professionals.
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How to save thousands of dollars on college tuition
Families might assume costs are locked in for the fall. They’re not.
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Where are U.S. military forces deployed in Europe?
The Pentagon plans to withdraw 5,000 troops from Germany over the next year, reducing U.S. military presence in Europe to pre-Ukraine war levels. 
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‘Absolutely terrifying’: DACA recipients say they are out of work because of monthslong delays
Delays in the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program have led to some recipients losing their status.
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Ping-pong balls, drama and no phones: Inside the NBA draft lottery drawing room
The Washington Wizards got the No. 1 selection in a hotly anticipated NBA draft — but not before there was a little drama.
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Trump is growing impatient as Cuban regime clings to power
U.S. officials believe the regime could fall by the end of the year, but that timeline isn’t fast enough for Trump, sources say. 