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  Thanksgrilling Is Here

  Don’t get trapped in the kitchen, set yourself free this holiday with “Thanksgrilling.” Join Johnny Bananas and Chef Jason K. Morse in the backyard for some Turkey Day grilling. Think outside the oven this holiday and go on an adventure in your backyard. Johnny and Chef Morse have tips for cooking your entire Thanksgiving meal on the barbecue. Lear...

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  dying to be wrong Oct 22

  A Reporter Who Lost Friends to COVID Opens Up About Covering the Virus

  NBCLX Storyteller Cody Broadway opens up about reporting the series “Dying to Be Wrong,” which covers COVID misinformation driving a wedge between neighbors, friends and family in his hometown of San Angelo, Texas.
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  Hotels Oct 21

  Unsealed Filings Reveal Marriott Hotels Approached $100 Million a Year From ‘Resort' Fees

  The District of Columbia attorney general alleges the hotel chain “advertises room prices … without any intent to sell them for the price advertised.”
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  fan controlled football Oct 21

  Fan Controlled Football Will Launch NFTs to Put You in Charge

  Fan Controlled Football CEO Sohrob Farudi talks about The Ballerz Collective NFTs, which will enable owners to take control of two of the new teams being added to FCF for its upcoming season. One team is owned by musician Steve Aoki and crypto/NFT leader 888, the other by the Knights of Degen.
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  supply chain Oct 21

  Why Are My Grocery Store Shelves Not Full?

  There are shortages at some grocery stores because of a lack of packing materials like aluminum and cardboard, plus production delays, says Oklahoma State University professor Rodney Holcomb. Holcomb is optimistic things will improve – and says our host Eric Alvarez doesn’t need to panic-buy all the Lunchables to make lunch for his kids...
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  lgbtq Oct 21

  Trans Kids Would Be Kicked Off Sports Teams Under Texas Bill

  “We’re going to make sure that Texas and all of the states of the United States are a place that you can grow up and be your full self, and be supported and safe.” Rebecca Marques, director of Human Rights Campaign in Texas, says to the state’s transgender students. HRC and other groups are speaking out against a bill headed...
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  misinformation Oct 18

  Dying to Be Wrong: The Price of COVID Misinformation

  In September 2021, NBCLX Storyteller Cody Broadway travelled from Los Angeles to his hometown of San Angelo, Texas. He had been following the impact of COVID-19 on the community where he was raised and hearing about the personal toll it was taking on his own family, friends, and former colleagues. He wanted to see for himself why this city of......
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  driving while black Oct 20

  Why Philly Wants to End Police Traffic Stops for Minor Offenses

  Philadelphia police disproportionately pull over Black drivers for minor offenses like a broken taillight, but those stops don’t do much to reduce violent crime – a gun or drugs are found about 1% of the time. Under the Driving Equality Bill that recently passed City Council, drivers would get a ticket in the mail for those minor viola...
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  Usain Bolt Oct 20

  What's the Fastest Man in the World Up to Lately? Working on Music

  We caught up with Olympic recordholder Usain Bolt about what he’s been up to since retiring from competition – and which superheroes he thinks he could beat in a race. Bolt has been enjoying time with family and working on some songs.
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  LX Jun 17, 2020

  How to Rescan Your TV to Watch NBCLX

  If you receive your television signal by using an antenna, you may need to rescan to receive the NBCLX signal. Here’s how to do it.
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  Hotels Oct 22

  How Marriott Made Millions From ‘Resort Fees' at Checkout

  The District of Columbia attorney general alleges the hotel chain “advertises room prices … without any intent to sell them for the price advertised.” NBCLX Political Editor Noah Pransky explains.
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  coronavirus pandemic Oct 20

  COVID Questions Answered: Vaccine Boosters, Colin Powell

  It’s OK to mix and match vaccines when scheduling your booster shot, Dr. John Torres explains. And he answers your other coronavirus questions about Colin Powell and police officers dying from the virus.
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  Colin Powell Oct 19

  Colin Powell's Death Offers Important Lesson About the Immunocompromised

  “It’s important to vaccinate the immunocompromised…but also the people around the immunocompromised, so that they don’t end up spreading the infection to them. So that we create a protective cocoon around these people until we reach herd immunity,” says Dr. Sravanti Teegavarapu of the Baylor College of Medicine....
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  Ahmaud Arbery Oct 19

  Jury Selection Begins in Trial for Ahmaud Arbery's Murder

  Warning: this clip contains video of the encounter that killed Ahmaud Arbery. Attorneys in the trial of Travis McMichael, Gregory McMichael and William Bryan will have to ask whether jurors have already seen the viral video of the men fighting Arbery before he was killed. Ronald Carlson, law professor at the University of Georgia, says people who h...
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  HBCUs Oct 19

  This Former Nike Designer Is Reopening Michigan's Only HBCU

  Former Nike designer D’Wayne Edwards will reopen the Lewis College of Business, the only Historically Black College in Michigan, which closed down in 2013.
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  Military Oct 18

  Remembering Colin Powell, a Black Military Trailblazer

  The late Colin Powell was the first Black Secretary of State and deeply studied African American military history, says Brandeis University’s Chad Williams. “We need to remember him as part of that tradition. A tradition that is rife with struggle, with pain, with institutionalized racism, but also with heroic achievement and accomplish...
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  vaccine research Oct 18

  WHO Honors Henrietta Lacks, Whose Cells Helped in Vaccine Research

  “She never knew she was a participant, and that’s the tragedy here, but her contribution to the fields of science and biology is without question and really, unrivaled.” Dr. Ugo Iroku talks about Henrietta Lacks, a Black cervical cancer patient whose cell samples were used in decades of biological research, including for the COVID...