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Billionaire Mike Bloomberg To Run ‘To The Bitter End’

Billionaire and 2020 hopeful Mike Bloomberg says he’s not going anywhere.
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William Barr Rejects Inspector General Report's Findings On FBI's Trump Probe

Donald Trump's attorney general claimed the agency may have acted in "bad faith."
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Robert Redford Torches 'Dictator-Like' Trump In Searing Column

"We’re up against a crisis I never thought I’d see in my lifetime," the screen legend wrote in a column for NBC News.
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4 Candidates Press For Inquiry Into NBC's ‘Toxic Culture’ Ahead Of Democratic Debate

The senators say they’re worried about the message it sends if MSNBC hosts a debate before a commitment is made to an outside investigation.
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Group Bearing White Nationalist Flag Spotted Filming At New Emmett Till Memorial

Members of Till’s family unveiled a new, bulletproof memorial for him last month.
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NBC News Is Facing Internal Rebellion Over Mishandling Sexual Misconduct

Current and former staffers are calling out NBC's troubling history of protecting powerful men — and some say president Noah Oppenheim should step down.
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NBC Staffers Unionize, Say Company Mishandled Sexual Misconduct Claims

The NewsGuild of New York will represent about 150 employees of NBC News Digital.
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NBC News To Allow Ex-Staffers Out Of Nondisclosure Agreements, But There's A Catch

Former employees may be released from the agreements if they have faced sexual harassment, but not before talking to the company.
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Woman Who Accused Russell Simmons Of Rape Says NBC News Killed Her Story Too

Author and activist Sil Lai Abrams compared her experience to journalist Ronan Farrow, who accused NBC News of blocking his Harvey Weinstein expose.
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Chris Hayes Bashes NBC Bosses, Backs Ronan Farrow's 'Cultural Reckoning'

The “path of least resistance for those in power was not to cross Weinstein and his army of friends and lawyers,” Hayes charges in gutsy on-air challenge.
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