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Hundreds of people gathered to watch a 25-foot “sacred cloth” pride flag unfurl over the city hall in Colorado Springs to remember the victims of the mass shooting at Club Q.

Celebrations exploded in Qatar and across Japan after the Japanese national soccer team stunned four-time champions Germany with a 2-1 win in the World Cup group stage.

Residents of Chesapeake, Virginia, gathered in the wake of the shooting at a local Walmart where an employee killed at least six people and injured at least six more before taking his own life.

Malaysia's Anwar Ibrahim was sworn in as prime minister on Thursday, taking his oath of office in front of the constitutional monarch, King Al-Sultan Abdullah.

Brandon and Gregory Case allegedly fired several shots at a Fedex driver on his route near their Mississippi home. WLBT's Brendan Hall reports.

The U.N. human rights chief called Iran's violent and repressive response to recent protests as "unacceptable." Iran's envoy, however, was defiant and unbowed, blaming the West for stoking the violence.

Two people were killed when a stolen car driving on the wrong side of the road collided with several other vehicles before bursting into flames. Several others were injured in the crash, including multiple children.

Ukrainians stood in long lines to fill up water jugs and bottles from a well in central Kyiv. The water shortage was caused by a barrage of Russian missile strikes on the Ukrainian capital, which left about 70 percent of the city without power.

As Black Friday approaches, major retailers such as Best Buy, Walmart and Kohl’s are opening their doors before sunrise and a surplus in goods could mean big savings. NBC News’ Dana Griffin has the latest on holiday shopping deals.

As Colorado Springs mourns a lost sense of security this Thanksgiving, the LGBTQ community is gathering to share strength. NBC News’ Maura Barrett reports on how they’re coming together.

As families across the nation sit around the table, American troops are sacrificing so much this Thanksgiving while deployed. NBC News’ Keir Simmons reports from the Baltics, where more than 1,200 soldiers are part of a NATO show of unity as tensions continue in Ukraine.

After Russian forces fired a barrage of missiles at Ukraine, civilians are in survival mode. NBC News’ Ellison Barber has the latest on the impact of the ongoing conflict.

Residents in Alameda, California, have found themselves sharing sidewalks and their yards with wild turkeys as the birds have become more common in the Bay Area city. KNTV’s Pete Suratos reports.

A barrage of missiles struck Kherson late Thursday, in a marked escalation of attacks on the city recently recaptured by Ukraine.

Eyewitness video captured streets and vehicles inundated by flash floods in the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah.

Bodycam footage showed the moment police hauled a 9-year-old boy and a woman from the freezing waters of a pond in Aurora, Illinois. The boy had gone onto the ice to retrieve a ball and the woman had fallen in after she went to save him, police said.

Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg joined hundreds of young people as they marched to a court building in Stockholm after signing a document suing the government for what they say is insufficient climate policy. More than 600 people under the age of 26 signed the 87-page document that is the basis of the lawsuit filed in Stockholm’s District Court.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the site of a recent strike in the town of Vyshorod, outside the capital Kyiv. The leader took in the damage caused by the missile and visited a school where he reassured local school children. “Victory is soon,” he said, bringing smiles to their faces.

Last month, a record 104,000 Americans missed work due to childcare issues, as many families are being pushed to the brink with kids out sick for the Flu, RSV and Covid. NBC News’ Kathy Park shares more on the challenges parents are facing.

Workers are protesting near the Foxconn factory campus, where most of the world’s iPhones are made, in defiance against grinding zero Covid rules in China. NBC News’ Janis Mackey Frayer has more details on the impact on global supply chains.