WSJ identified 13 instances of agents firing at or into civilian vehicles since July, leaving 8 people shot with two confirmed dead. Only one civilian was armed—with a concealed weapon that was never drawn—and at least 5 of those shot were U.S. citizens.

Missed opportunity for this trailer to feature a slowed, sinister cover of "Oo-De-Lally" from Disney's Robin Hood. https://t.co/zeq27SV6R1

Just before the holidays, NBC News Digital Docs released a documentary about the Palestinian journalists who covered the Gaza war for NBC. I hope you'll watch if you missed it. https://t.co/m5RsUJaYwX

two @NBCNews journalists have been reporting on the ground in gaza for two years, with their work largely going uncredited due to security concerns our latest hourlong doc Filmed in Gaza tells a little bit about their story: https://t.co/4Jd4Mgl1G3

Samed and Samir are incredibly brave, principled and talented journalists who risked and sacrificed much to bring footage from inside Gaza to the world. Watch "Filmed in Gaza" here:

For almost two years, Samed Abu Zarifa and Samir Al Boji covered the war in Gaza for @NBCNews as it unfolded around them. Our documentary "Filmed in Gaza" tells the story of their lives and work, their brush with starvation, and their harrowing evacuation from the Gaza Strip.

Hello budding data journalists. The @NBCNews Data / Graphics team is looking for a summer 2026 intern, full-time, $30 / hour, working at 30 Rock in NYC. The application deadline is Friday Dec. 5 at 11:59 p.m. ET. Details and link to application form: https://t.co/XwsP1RcyBt

One woman chewed through her own umbilical cord after giving birth in a cell alone. Another died of a ruptured ectopic pregnancy after begging for days for help. These are the stories of 54 jailed pregnant women and their families:

"Today, we join virtually every other news organization in declining to agree to the Pentagon’s new requirements, which would restrict journalists’ ability to keep the nation and the world informed of important national security issues. The policy is without precedent and

Washington DC - Clinton Federal Building Mail Service in the Arctic and Mail Service in the Tropics - Rockwell Kent (1937) Photos by Maureen Budetti

VACCINE DIVIDE: 12 NBC News stations across the U.S. pursued their own coverage based on the @NBCNews and Stanford University data and analysis. Here are their stories: Chicago  https://t.co/sOfII5h6oA Hartford Connecticut  https://t.co/grmayy9eUQ Houston  https://t.co/oMmjpgfEE6

SPECIAL REPORT: A large swath of the U.S. currently does not have the basic, ground-level immunity necessary to stop the spread of viruses that had once receded into the past, a six-month NBC News investigation in collaboration with scientists at Stanford University finds.

New: Tesla said it didn't have critical data in a fatal crash. Then a hacker found it. "For any reasonable person, it was obvious the data was there." The story of white hat hacker @greentheonly's role in the case the led to a $243 million verdict against Tesla.

An M23 rebel attack on farmers and other civilians in east Democratic Republic of Congo killed 169 people earlier this month, a U.N. body told Reuters, in what would be one of the deadliest incidents since the Rwanda-backed group's resurgence.

Rwanda has exercised command and control over M23 rebels during their advance in eastern Congo, gaining political influence and access to mineral-rich territory, according to a confidential report by a group of United Nations experts.

Sid is who you want in your corner if you're trying to conceptualize and realize something ambitious! https://t.co/gLxtleYyNo

For the first time in this war, I wrote in the first person. Here is what it's like to experience an air raid in Kyiv, to negotiate between bombs and normality, and to come out of shelter into the smoky aftermath. Free to read:

The #NewsEmmys Award for Outstanding Research – News goes to The Hidden Autopilot Data That Reveals Why Teslas Crash (@WSJ).

Despite President Kagame's denials, the evidence is overwhelming that Rwandan government troops have not only backed the M23 rebel group in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo but also joined them in the battle. Many Rwandan troops have been killed there.

Confirming what NBC reported last week....the US is insisting on a Rwandan pullout from DRC if there is to be a deal.