American Airlines cancelled close to 2,000 flights this weekend. According to the airline, problems started Thursday due to high winds. Passengers face long lines as they wait hours just to rebook or speak to an agent

NBC News’ Courtney Kube breaks down Covid-19 vaccine exemptions in the military after several thousand requests have been made for both religious and medical reasons.

The president's domestic spending bill is primarily being defined by what's not in it: tuition-free community college, an expansion of Medicare, lower prescription drug prices and paid family and medical leave.

Mold, wifi problems and other concerns about the living conditions at Howard University have pushed students to demand change to poor living conditions on campus. Stay Tuned's Maya Eaglin talks to two students who are a part of the protests.

The bigger, broader story in politics today is the identity crises in the nation’s two dominant political parties.

After American Airlines cancelled hundreds of flights this past weekend, other airlines are handling other outbreaks of violence and unruly acts of behavior on board. NBC News' Tom Costello reports.

The FDNY is under pressure just hours before the city’s vaccine mandate is enforced. Thousands of firefighters and other unvaccinated municipal workers could be on unpaid leave starting Monday, but some are protesting the mandate.

The Department of Justice and abortion providers in Texas are challenging the structure of the Texas law that allows any individual to sue anyone who carries out or aides an abortion. NBC News' Julia Ainsley reports.

On Sunday, President Biden made a prediction about his domestic policy agenda, saying he believes the Build Back Better and Infrastructure Bill will pass. A new NBC news poll found the President's approval rating slipped to 42 percent and 71 percent said America is headed in the wrong direction.

Mitch Albom talks with Kate Snow about how his failed music career led him to accidentally become a best-selling author.

The overarching message of the latest NBC News poll: Americans have lost their confidence in President Biden and their optimism for the country, at least for now.

Former Gov. Terry McAuliffe, Virginia Gubernatorial Candidate (D), defends his position on education and economic policy, during an exclusive interview with Meet the Press.

Kristen Welker, Anna Palmer, Cornell Belcher and Brad Todd join the Meet the Press roundtable to discuss President Biden's falling approval numbers.

In an exclusive interview with Meet the Press, Brad Raffensperger (R) Georgia Secretary of State and author, “Integrity Counts,” talks about his conversations with former President Trump in which Raffesnperger was pressured to change the vote count in Georgia.

Police say one person is dead and three others were injured in a shooting at the home of city official Rebeca Armendariz in Gilroy, California. KNTV’s Marianne Favro reports.

In New York City, the deadline passed for nearly all municipal employees to have at least one dose of the Covid vaccine or face unpaid leave as of Monday morning. Some are pushing back on the mandate

Actor Alec Baldwin spoke out on camera for the first time after firing the shot on the ‘Rust’ movie set that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins. Baldwin said he couldn’t make any comments because of the ongoing investigation but defended the production.

Pfizer is shipping its Covid vaccine for kids after the FDA approved the shot late Friday. Some 28 million kids could become eligible to receive the vaccine after the CDC gives its final approval, which is expected in the coming days.

For 60 years the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders have entertained fans with their glitz and glamour on game days, and they gave KXAS’s Allie Spillyards a peek behind the curtain.

At the G-20 summit, President Biden and leaders from Britain, Germany, and France called on Iran’s President to return to the nuclear agreement. Russian President Putin and Chinese President Xi both stayed away, blaming high Covid cases.

The Swedish climate activist also criticized the under-representation at COP26 of those most at risk from the effects of global warming.

NBC News' Dr. John Torres explains why Covid-19 cases are dropping and what we can expect of the virus in the winter months.

As part of the County to County series that examines thoughts from voters, NBC News’ Guad Venegas talks with voters in Washoe County, Nevada, a place some call a wildcard that could help decide the 2022 midterms.

The Biden administration is considering making payments to families who were separated under former President Trump’s zero tolerance immigration policy. NBC News’ Jacob Soboroff reports that they payments could be in the hundreds of thousands of dollars per family.

A 3-year-old girl was hospitalized after consuming a treat infused with cannabis. As Halloween approaches, the Food and Drug Administration and health experts issued a warning for parents to be vigilant of THC-infused candy that resembles notable snack brands. NBC News' Vaughn Hillyard reports.